The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-07-11
INTERLACHEN NEWS.

Miss Grace Townsend left last
Thursday for Los Angeles, Cal, to be
present at the National C. E. Conven-
ton in that city. Unfortunately her
train was four hours late arriving in
Jacksonville, causing her to miss con-
nections there and separating her
from her travelling companions. A
card received from her at st. Louis
stated she hoped to overtake the 9TH
ers at Kansas City. Miss Townsend
will make several visits on the home
ward journey and will probably be
absent until October.
Interlachen was we'll represented
in Palatka on the Fourth, and every
body reported a glorious time. The
day here was unusually quiet, lacking
even the noise of popping crackers to
remind one that it was Independ-
ence Day.
The Mann automobile started at an
early hour with a gay party of young
people, including Mrs. j. S. Story and
Miss Alice Bradstreet from this place
They had all the fun they went for
"and then some," and nobody asks
the hour Of their return. The Thor
burns also went in their new machine,
and Mrs. Thorburn and Master Rob
ert remained in town until Saturday
Misses Clarine Fraser, Ola Erase,
and Ethel Gillett visited Keuka on the
Fourth, and were royalty entertained
by the Misses Miller.
Mrs. S. NJ, Coburn and grand
daughter, Emor Eames were guest
Of S. G. C0burn in Palatka from
Thursday to Saturday.
Miss Achsah Notes returned from
Jacksonville last Thursday, quite i'm,
proved in health,
Mrs. Willie Lyon of Atlanta, Ga,
came over from Melrose Sunday
morning and will be here iseveral
weeks as a guest of Mrs. E. A. Brush.
before returning to Atlanta.
Mrs. S. j. Townsend is entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hines of Nash
vile, Tenn, who arrived last Friday
on their wedding trip. Mrs. Hines,
nee Miss Nina Gano, is affectionately
remembered by all, as she grew from
childhood to lovely girlhood in this
place, removing to Tennessee about
four years ago. Her young friends
gathered at the Townsend home We'd
nesday evening for a social good time,
and also to give Mrs Hines a remem-
brance shower.
Mrs Jones of Grove Park is a visi-
tor in the Townsend home this week.
Communion services were held in
the Congregational church last Sun
day morning, and at this service Mr..
and Mrs. Trotman and their son War
rem were received into church men,
oership. The church has decided to
give Rev. S. ]. Townsend three
months leave of absence, and during
chat time the morning church service
Will be discontinued. Mr.. Townsend
expects to engage in church work at
Dorcas, little town in West Florida
Owing to a heavy rain and thunder
storm no evening service was at
tempted last Sunday.
While returning from church ser
vice Sunday morning, Mrs. d. NJ
OOTluCI anu MIS-. L ANNE OeNeTy nlSl
with an accident which might have
proven very serious. AS they were
icing propelled in Mrs, CortheIl's tri-
eycle chair, it in some way overbal-
nced, tipping both ladies unceremo-
1iously to the ground. Both were
;haken up and bruised, and Mrs. Cor
.hell's arm sprained but happily nc
worse consequences ensued.
Edward Gillett returned Saturday
rom a very pleasant vacation trip tc
| Jacksonville.
Z. Rushing accompanied his lit.
lie daughter Jeanette to Palatka last
week. where the little lady had al
operation performed on her throat.
Miss Ella Osteen of South Florida
S visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Jen.
lins, this week.
The Saturday ice cream sales, dis.
continued by Mrs. Monroe, will be
resumed by Miss Coburn, at the lit.
tie cottage next door to the Post-ofiicl
Saturday afternoon.