The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-07-11
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" Personal and Social. a

5. l. T. Baker and family Of Seville
1t were among the Seville visitors to
d enjoy the Fourth here.
Among the well-known visitors
from Seville on the Fourth was
: Steve Robertson.
/ Lots of the St. Johns Park people
came over for the Fourth and from
an appearances semed TO enjoy
themselves.
The tomato crop in and around
Crescent City has been the best in
years, and as a result, of course
prices have been the lowest.
Mrs. George Hall and children
who have been visiting relatives in
GAINESVILLE for the past several
weeks, are expected home this week. |
Preacher Warn of Fruitland was
noted among the Fourth of July Wis |
ltors who enjoyed the barbecue and |
other festivities.
Rev. j. H. Hunsberger of the Pres
byterian church will preach a special
sermon for young men next Sunday
night.
W. N. Anger of Georgetown was
among the visitors who seemed to
enjoy the Fourth. Mr.. Anger does
not often favor Crescent City with
visit. {
Tom Russell was another of the c
home boys who came to Crescent q
City to spend the Fourth with his {
parents Since January he has been !
living in Jacksonville. i
Robert Hutchinson of Jacksonville.
one of our Crescent City brand of
young men who is making name
and fame in the practice of law, :,
spent the Fourth with relatives and "
friends here. "
Miss Lulu Hay of Americus, Ga, u
who has been on visit to her aunt, p
Mrs. Carrier, expected to leave for .,
home this week. 1t is understood ~
hat Mrs Carrier was to accompany VI
Ter for a visit of some weeks. n
John Braddock of Pierson, form a. q;
II Crescent City boy and man who VT
las been gone from here since 1895. ~
vas visitor over the Fourth. Mr.. ;''
is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
Aldrich BraddOck. WI
Among the always welcome mem III u
ers of the Prevatt family who came ID,
p from Seville to enjoy the Fourth W. W.
nth US were noted Mrs. Geo. Pre- vs.
att, and Messrs. Joe and Harry "a.
revatt. Also some of the younger AZ
eneration of Prevails whose names C Ce
e could not recall. "a "a
Mrs. Victor Smiley with two chill I'M
rem has gone for a visit of several a 6Pp
eeks with relatives at Gainesville. IN
rs. Smiley was accompanied by her WI WI
ther, j. H. Babers, who will re- M
am few days in the University e.
Pre-
Miss Alice Hutchinson of New tol
DIRK who is passing the summer Ine
tn her parents in Palatka, came Plo
Crescent City on the Fourth and Oh
NAMED over the following Sunday con
Lth her aunt, Miss Bessie A. viii is
ms. anC
Ma
Mayor G. T. Graham who with his I
mily is spending the summer in so
S cottage at Summer Haven hsacb the
me over for the exercises of the Git
'ufth and seemed to enjoy them. tuf'
ring his absence Mr.. Her Babers His
the acting mayor. of
cerC
All old time citizens of the penin- ly.
la are getting pleasure this week
I'm visit of Capt and Mrs. w.
Allen, formerly of Fruitland and
captain for many years a mem
OF the board of county commits
ners from this district. Capt. W.
d Mrs. AL len are now living at
MA, way down on the east coast, s.
few miles south of Fort Lauder wa,
lie. They have been spending ,n~
ne days in the city, guests of old Ian,
ends. ian'
teri
Roy Perkins came over from Ar nea
n to spend the Fourth with ty
ends and take part in the ball +
me-and could he have held on to LEV
part for the entire game if is the
iarS 10 doughnuts there would rect
We been a different finish Per- SAN
S as a pitcher is deliberate in his ON
but when the ball leaves ho,r
hand it doesn't give the batter Titr
en- time for deliberation, with the NY
uIt that he does some tanning. "a. "a
The eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. hay
as. Moody while walking in his beir
Up on the night of the Fourth, was
lped from the second story Win ing,
' of his home and on to a pile OF sic
TX. The boy was only slightly lead
ired and DR.. Harde who attend less
him says these will heal in few Rms
IS. The young fellow had been al =
ylng with some boys on the ~,
nth and part of their play was e. =,
jump out Of a window of the V, ii
A. building, the same being but KOS
story high. He evidently wasn't DHu
liking of distances when he at ago:
lpted his night jump. The boy as
given to sleep walking and for shor
r he might jump from the window YOU
lie night his parents had placed hair
half way up. lie jumped the nary
$, however, and now they will be The
- al ''e way up whe
he death on Friday last of Mrs. wv, mui'
c. Ivory at the home of her Inc
ghter, Mrs. o. p Ravens, 80 W. caus
lrch street, Jacksonville. will uveS
lg sorrow to many old friends in aftel
scent City, where Capt. and Mrs. azin
ry resided several years. Mrs.
~ |. Ivory was II years of age,
for the past several years has