The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-01-17

pChulnB lhc opening Vi tnelE WlnlCl
home on South Prospect street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Presbary Hoxie and
daughter of Phoenix, r. |. spent a cou.
pie days here last week, guests of Mrs.
Frank Gauier. Mr. and Mrs. Hoxie
were here some two years ago. They
left on Sunday for Braidentown
A. A. Stokes late of Lawlcy, Bradford
county, has been employed by Mayor
Graham as special police officer for the
balance OF the year, in place of Police,
man Davis, who resigned al the last
meeting of the council.
The orange market is looking up, and
several offers TO buy fruit on the trees
have come from the packing houses.
aud at prices higher than earlier in the
season. Conditions are such that it is
safe prediction that those who have
fruit 10 sell will soon be getting higher
prices than ever before.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob't C. Williams ar
rived last Friday from Arkansas and
will spend some time here the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Williams. Since
leaving Crescent City Robert Williams
has been living much of the time in the
far west Montana and California. All
MS GU lilenuS eicaoou'S VIII uellNe
Matthew II. Read has sold block SO
Crescent City TO Henry S. Springer Of
Pitman, N ]. This is the Pierpont
block between Summit and Prospect
sitJ' uneO Oi ~ u ', o,'apad r,i,b maIrC
lesiucnce' "nu 20 49,, , W. !. ~
olanseanu E,ape!lu i' aeeS' ~ 10 Uno u,
me peSl loCa'tu ieS'uenoe p'TP ,Lot A. -,
tne plaCe any 1t % uuu''o.oEu ',,L' H.
SPRINGS WI, Nei! 9 ,T nan " a'nm(r
improvements liiI t on aic piopel'S' "''o"e
winch Will DC i'ie i'S'Ne"'e'
The school trustees have received an
offer of $500 for the old school property,
ana are inclined 10 accept oeilcN ny t i'o
oiier represents iIli ,"'u'''o" ", ~" ho
properly anu lha' , 'ne inone lucy, C' son w
uSeu 10 De'tel auNan'Ise III n'1 i 5r oo'',
permaheh' lmPLoSe ntn5 VI" r l,,e , P,s1o'
Scho0l IouSc VI h,ounuS CLno,no u
VIII hoia ~ meeting 4" Cll"' ,Lo ~ Dc,
STORE al 10Y lueSuaS ciIT ~, ,HJ
inst when me ma''eI VIII Dc Co,,S'ue' ,II
ana Wnen II 'he' iii III ~ ~ "Iod ~ conSiLnr
sale Inc trustees WI" Oe s''u ~ e''''''>'
Them
rho Cro,oort Civ hand nIovcd on the
.,.ia mc ~ Sa,mrdov ali dov for thc pur-
nose Of attracting attention 10 the sale
of lots in the Chamberlin addition. II
was the bands first puDlc appearance
for hire and the treasury was, cnFlcneu
$50 for the few hours work. Many line
compliments were paid the banu on us
music, and Mr.. Coo D. Smith was so
well pleased with the work that ne
made further donation OF 20 TO inc
treasury. The band has only had lis
instruments three months, but in lhaI
time under the direction OF froI'
Wright, has made 4 splendid advance.
c..,.,L = hoioc oororoIIv CON
zoe ~ oml'' th % OI hna,tT Of his now
efa.uia'eu "" ihioh v,as delivered from
N "a. w. M"' 10 e /, nv on Sat
inc lac'o ~ w nc is Norwall, six 4.pas.
utuay, ,an nj rr' cor fnIly equipped, in.
oI,,6ino dynamo electric lights, electric
scIf.starter, and even an electric cigar
lighter. The car has lO-inch wheels
with demountable tires and is known as
"The Car of Absolute EXclusivenesS.
The car is made by the NorWaiiKt. Motol
Car Co. of Martinsburg, West Virginia
1t is certainly one OF the prettieSt ever
seen here.
,nt ~ tho Y /
The Literary department nIe,,ao ~ with
A. has again maui o',u, a. R 5" of Atlanta
the AicaheSt Lyceum ID, pu, 'ians ooterlain.
for series OF three hlgn .0t tn,o mouths
ments WITHIN inc ncN N!,I t Nv Tom Cor.
The first oil inc SeilSs VIZ " r., W ornaor ot the
win the lml'aIGr, Wmo o, 10 " ,ba 5IsI inst,
hall next ueSu'y o i,,n,nni If the series
The second enterlaihlhCG,iIt; , % ~ Eoncnrt
will be given by t 5n,L Oi nod Tho third
Party on February [gtn, I mn.r,nt some.
by The Orphans NaIe G Laat ! rcomr,
time in March, ne H i,iah cIoss enter.
, nGneT" 'o q statement all who attended
,ba series of last winter will gladly adj
ny TLo sale of seats for Tom Cor
MI MI. v,ilI he omen today at LoundS drug
s "ar "
''o'e' ono,;or NV tbo
The sale OF lots al auction y ~
Bowman Realty Company loL ,od n,ito