The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-01-31
Crescent City News

Miss Florence Mardell Wright of this |
place was reported last week, the GER
emory having been performed during
the week before at Jacksonville. Mr..
and Mrs. Strockmann are now living
at st. Johns Park, where Mr.. Strock
mann has long been in the employ Of
the company as civil engineer. His
mother has for some months been pro-
prietor of the Sprague House in this
place. The bride is the accomplished
daughter of Prof. and Mrs. D. G.
Wright of this city.
Robert C. Williams has purchased
some Is lots, in fact all of blocks I.
and U. in the Crescent Hill sub-divi-
sion. These blocks adjoin and extend
from the Williams groves on the south
to the arm of lake Stella on the north.
1t is given The News on reliable au-
thority that Mr.. Williams in even now
having an architect prepare the plans
for pretty bungalow residence and
that as soon as completed he will be-
gin improving the property with the
view of again making Crescent City
his permanent home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams arrived here from the west
some three or four weeks ago and are
for the time being guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Williams. The purchase
was made through M. H. Read, agent
for the Crescent Hill property.
Say, mama, quit your knockin' the
young fellow who doesn't order his
street conduct on the lines you and
papa are now usin' for prayer meetln'
purposes. Perhaps you have conven-
lently forgotten the conduct Of your
own son; perhaps you never knew but
one side of papa; anyway, it will do
YOU good to give your lip holiday
and quit knockin' the young men OF
Crescent City. Boys will be boys and
our boys are not a whit worse than
the boys of other places, while some
of 'em are darn sight better. If you
want them to cultivate prayer meet
ing manners, the thing to do Is to
make such more attractive. The re-
ligion with a whine to it and that toll
crates knocking never saved a KID
worth saving for the here or the here
after.
Mrs. Charles B. Morrow died at the
home of relatives in Calvary, Ca, on
Monday the goth inst, after long i'll
ness and much suffering. Her body
was sent here for interment, arriving
on the late train Tuesday night ac-
companied by her husband and only
son. Mcintosh, who were with hel
when the end came. The funeral was
held on Wednesday morning at 1920
; the service being conducted at the
grave in Eden cemetery by Rev D. II
lIunsberger of the Presbyterian
church, of which Mrs. Morrow was
consistent member. The funeral WaS
. attended by all who knew, but the
. Knowledge Of her death and burial NWaS
, not general. Mrs. Morrow was loN
! able Christian character and during
the 20 odd years of her residence II
this community had won the hearts o
all people, which she kept to the END
Deep sympathy goes out to the be
$ reayed family. Mrs. Morrow is sur
: yived bv her husband, one son and
I daughter, Mrs. Clay Cradle OF Cor
:. tez. Fla, who also arrived here IN tim
for the funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bartlett and MI
d Rartlett's father and mother, Mr.. an
/ Mis-. Joseph Bartlett Of Decatur, LII
, who are their guests for the Wlnte
II were alse with the party to spend, tn
d weel, at Summer Haven beach alon
e with Judge and Mrs. J. L. Burton an
lie Col, and Mrs. G. Z. Graham. In ta'
it was the elder Bartlett, the ma
ID from out in Decatur-on-the, piralr
l. where they eat shipped-in cat tiSh a.. al
n call em good, man who mad i've
N his full four score years without ev'
I'd viewing the ocean or listening to WIN
j. the wild waves are sayng-it was tn
ne man who made the fishing record o {
that weeks visit to the beach. vi
morning the four men comprising Il
}. nartv Vent out to the inlet to rs
X, They were gone two hours; Wh
'g they returned they all weighed
r. their respective catches; Mr.. JOSEF
to Bartlett had total of so pounds
as his credit; the total catch OF the oVH
re three gentlemen was IS pounds. I
s s The gentleman from t
of corn-country fell in love with TINS e e
ed of the Florida orange belt, at N
10 SIGHT: he is also some stuck on
nd ocean that laps our shores; IN Il
NJ he would make a good Cracker"