The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-11-14

the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Ran
kin, who are to come themselves in
a short time. Mrs. Warehouse is the
mother of Mrs. Rankin.
William H. Fuller has added to the
of his home on Summit
street by the erection of neat porch
across the front. The house will also
DE newly painted and otherwise i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cary may be
expected almost any day now to ar
rive and occupy their pretty winter
nome on North Summit street. All
will be glad to see these genial peo-
pie again.
Miss Josephine Darling arrived last
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs:
T. S. Darling. This accomplished
and attractive young lady will be re-
membered as being the life Of the
younger social set of last winter.
Mrs. Eliza Carter, aged 50 years,
died on Friday last at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Katherine Raber, at
Fruitland. The body was prepared
for shipment to her former home in
Illinois by Undertaken Torrey, and
left on the noon train Saturday.
Dr.. H. H. Mcclellan left on the
early train Saturday morning for
Houston, Texas, where he goes with
the purpose of taking the examination
before the Texas State board of medi-
cal examiners. This probably means
that DR.. Mcclellan will leave Cres-
cent City for better opening in the
Lone Star state.
Miss Addie McGrady gave a most
enjoyable party last week to large
number of her young friends at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph ]. McGrady. The evening was
spent in playing cards and other
games and delicious refreshments
were served. A large number of
young people went out from town in
automobiles.
President Tillinghast has called a
meeting of the board of trade for
this friday night. 1t is the an
nual meeting of the board and Off
GERS for tie ensuing year are to be
elected. Besides it is understood
that five delegates will be elected to
represent the board at the meeting of
the Mississippi to Atlantic Inland Wa
terways Association in Palatka next
Monday and Tuesday. 1t is impor-
tant that the members all turn out
at this meeting.
DR.. G. C. Hardie has been spend
ing portion of the week in Jack
sonville, where he took the eXamina-
ton before the Florida State board
of medical examiners. DR.. Hardie
who is a graduate of the Atlanta
Medical College, is licensed to prac'
tice in Georgia and did practice there
two years before coming to Crescent
City. AS there is no reciprocal un
Outstanding between this state am
Georgia as to the practice of medi
cine all physicians coming here from
Georgia must undergo the Florida
examination.
The News regrets That it CAV
some misinformation last week con
corning Rev. Mr.. Davis, pastor o
the Methodist church, and whom
stated intended TO return to Wander
bilt University next year and resum
his theological studies On the con
trary Mr.. Davis intends to remain i
Florida and take work in the MethC
dist conference. 1t is to be hope
that Crescent City may secure tn
services of this excellent and devote
man, and able preacher. The New
got its transformation last week frol
source it had no reason to thin
other than authentic. In fact thougl
it seems that our informant was mi
informed.
The News has been shown the plar
of pretty bungalow to be erectt
here Immediately as a rectory Il
the Episcopal church. 1t is to
built on the church lot a lit
north of the church on SUNNI
street. Archdeacon Wyllie of Pala
ka, who has taken deep interest
the church here, was in Crescent Gil
Monday and closed q contract for Il
9 erection of the rectory with L. Eato
who was the lowest of the three cor
peting bidders. The rectory is
cost in the neighborhood of $500
Archdeacon Wyllie also stated to t
News that rector has been engag
7. for tn, church and that he will arm
= to assume charge about the first
the coming month. The 'Episcor
church was the first religious orgal
zaion in his place and has numb
- of adherents. The church is certain
+ to be congratulated on the inter'
1 manifested by this move for a reeto
and a settled pastor. Work on !
new rectory is to begin immediate
A picnic party went over 70
sulphur springs on the old Fruitla
camp grounds last Saturday a
'e spent the day. The party was
ranged and given by George Seat
and among the guests were Mesdan
Middleton and Miller and Misses
J.. sephine Darling and Grace Cash.
Seaton engaged two autos to ca
the party over.