The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-19

a Personal and Social. a

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Mrs. Geo. Hall and children visite,
Palatka on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Coburn were Wis
ltorS TO PalaIka and the Hastings section
on Tuesday.
Mrs. {. l.. Chamberlin and little
daughter, Alice, were visitors TO Palat
ka this week.
X. 0, Burton and daughter, Miss > n
selma spent Monday in Palatka. NeA
week Miss AnSelina will leave for Tai
lahaSSee 10 re-enter the Florida State
College for Women.
Mrs. Mack Hardy and little son who
have been here some weeks on a viSi
to Mrs. Hardys parents, Mr.. and M S
Z. l.. Chamberlin, left for their hom,
al Pompano last Monday.
Mrs. K. BorSon returned last weel
from Savannah, having stopped ovel
there few days TO visit her mother or
her way home from HenderSonville
North Carolina.
Miss Mary Graham returned on Satur
day from long stay at the family cot
tage on Summer Haven beach. Col
and Mrs. Graham and Master Ben will
be home in few days.
Capt and Mrs. S. NJ. LaBrcc whose
home and grounds have always been
one of the attractions of the downtown
section, have been making extensive
improvements this summer which ado
much TO the attractiveneSS of theil
place. The house has been remodclcd
and enlarged and rcpaintcd and The
grounds have been bcautilcd.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bartlett of De
catur, ILL.,, who will be remembered a,
spending last winter season at the home
of their son, ]. E. Bartlett, are coming
again, and soon. They liked Florida SC
well that Illinois appears flat, stale, un
profitable and hot to them, and they
are longing TO get back and mean TO dc
so before the end of the present month
Well, we will all be glad 10 see them
again.
Major J. L. Burton and Miss Jessie
have returned from their long summer
outing at Summer Haven. Mrs. Burton
has been for some three weeks al
BraidcntoWn on visit TO her son, Clay
Cradle. Major Burton states that he has
never felt better in his life. He has en-
joyed the season with old friends who
annually coDgregate there from all sec
tons of the state and the south, among
the more prominent being Hon. John ]
VerlreeS of Nashville, Tenn.
William Pipe of the Lounds Drug Co.,
who has been i'll some two week was
taken suddenly worse on Friday even
ing last and his friend, DR.. Henson OF
Jacksonville was sent for. DR.. Henson
had the patient removed to Jackson,
vile hospital where he could have his
attention and proper nursing. Mrs. Pipe
and two small children are in the north,
but have been notified of Mr.. Pipes
condition, which was considered Scri
Gus.
Jas. Padgett Jr., has been spending
more money in getting his telephone
line in shape than he has taken in dur
ing the summer, but it has all been with
the view of improving the service, ant
making it as good as in any city in tht
state. Mr. Padgett has also been ap
pointed Crescent City agent OF the Yves
tern Union Telegraph Co. and will Soot
be in a position 10 handle messages TO
that company as well as TO give frs
class local and long distance telephone
service.
w. +. Glynn is on his way homo
from Boston in his auto. MIR. Glynr
left Crescent City in July in his auto
for Saginaw, Mich, distance of abou
200 miles. He made the trip withou
miShap or even puncturing tire, il
ten days. On reaching Saginaw, how
ever, he broke, or badly Sprained his
arm in cranking the machine and wa
laid up some time in consequence. La
Ter he went on to Boston in his machine
He left Boston last week and came
through Attleboro to New York, theI
went over 10 Smithtown, l.. l., and call
ed on Coe D. Smith. He was to star
for home from New York on the 18th
By this time he must be amid the knee
deep mud soaked hills and roads o
North Carolina, testing his religion.
Miss Irez Lorick daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. ]. Z. Lorlck of this place, wa
married last week at Jefferson, Ga, II
Mr.. Clyde H. Stockton of that place,
young gentleman well known here ant
who has high standing. The youni
people were engaged some months ag
and the wedding had been set for som
time this winter, but as the bride wa
visiting relatives in South Carolina, MI
Stockton skipped across the line wit
his sister and brought the young lad
home with them, where the weddin
occurred. Miss Lorick, who was cN
pected home last week, sent notice c
the wedding instead. All CreSccr
City friends OF the young couple, Will
disappointed in not being able TO Sc
the wedding, are nevertheless wiShin
the bride and groom long and happ
life.
The Crescent City Cemetery ASSoci;
ton has complied with the laws of th
State of Florida, and become an inco
poraled company. In few days it wi
lake possession of the property 18th:
bought of Mrs. Sprague and begin NAL
ing improvements OF much-neede
nature. The cemetery grounds will b
put in good order, fenced, and othe
wise cared for, and maintained in wa
TO please the lot-ownerS. All this ii
dicates that funds will be required an
that without delay. Nearly Sl,zOO wi
be used in paying for the proper
and in putting in good order. Tn
money will come from those who hay
made subscriptions and bought lot
and il is now due. All persons int
ested, and all who desire to become $
are urgently requested TO send Il
amounts they have promised 10 Nj
Bessie A. Williams, The treasurer. III
way is now open for Crescent City
have a cemetery that will be credit
the place.
Owing 10 the continued illness OF b