The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-24

block No. AZ, into small lots TO sell Il
those who would build homes. 1t
, understood that several have alread
:, been spoken for
The street trees are being general,
trimmed by Alderman Walter Campbell
: who seems TO dote on that kind of
job. MIR. Campbell is doing a goot
work.
Cashier NJ. F. Pixton was called tc
Jacksonville on Sunday on a bushes!
trip and the bank was opened for bust
ness Monday morning by President
BorSon.
Miss June Brown, former teacher in
the Crescent City school, is TO be mar
ried some time in November to Mr.. II.
NJ. Fearnside of Palatka. Miss Browns
home is at Hastings.
Webster, the concrete sidewalk man,
has made a splendid Job on Park street,
has since been doing some work
for citizens, among the latter being
Capt. S. NJ. LaBree, who has had fine
walk laid 10 his front and rear doors.
Rev. Father LaPlante, successor TO
Rev. Father Barry as pastor of the
Catholic parish of Palatka, is expected
in Crescent City today to arrange for
his service the coming Sunday. Father
LaPlante will make the trips from Pa.
latka TO Crescent City in his automobile,
and will likely arrange TO give two Sun
days month TO the church here, as
we'll as a week day service.
Rev. Mr.. Farr, Baptist preacher from
Wisconsin, arrived here last week and
on Sunday preached at both the morn.
ing and evening hours in the Baptist
church. AS no advance notice of his
coming had been given the attendance
was not as large as are likely to greet
him in future meetings. The Baptist
congregation are we'll pleased with Mr..
Farr and il is likely that he will be call
ed to the permanent paStorate of the.
church.
Last Monday evening at an informal
meeting held at the home of X. BorSon,
the subject of forming chapter of the
Order of Eastern Star was talked over
1t was decided to ask for diSpenSation
for a chapter here to be known as
Crescent Chapter, with Mrs X. Borson
as Worthy Matron, Mrs. +. T. Clark, as
Sociate NIatron and c. f. Guttcridgc
Worthy Patron. The Order OF the
Eastern Star is branch of the Masonic
order, for women.
Gov Park Trammel has appointed
B f. TillinghaSt and l.. a. Hurlbut
delegates 10 the Mississippi TO Atlantic
Inland Waterways Convention 10 be
held in Palatka November 17-1S. The
editor OF the News, who was also ap.
pointed delegate by Gov. Trammell,
is also credited TO the delegation from
this place. 1t is probable that the
board of trade will hold a meeting in
a few days and that delegates will be
selected TO represent that organization
in the convention.
Paul C. Smith has leased the west
half of his lot at the corner of Central
avenue and Main street TO Mr.. PurSell
and will build thereon galvanized iron
building TO be used as livery stable
Work on this building was started last
Monday morning. The building will
be neat in appearance and will be main
tanned in the same manner, according
to Mr.. PurSell. Some of the finest
driving horses ever seen in Crescent
City will be housed in this stable. The
horses are already here, and they are OF
the genuine variety that have made
Kentucky famous.
Mrs. E. " Lundberg, late of this
place, died at her new home in Arcadia
last Thursday night. The body was
brought here on Sunday, and the fun
eral service, conducted by Rev. ]. II.
HunSberger of the Presbyterian church,
was held at MIR. LundbergS house near
the Catholic church. The interment
was in the family lot in Eden cemetery
The funeral was largely attended, and
there were many floral offerings. But
little is known here of Mrs. Lundberg's
illness, no word of il having been re.
ceived until the night before her death,
when a telegram was received summon.
ing her brother, Mr.. Gus Anderson. 1t
is understood that death was due TO ty-
phoid fever, and that two of the child
rem are down with the same malady in
the hospital at Arcadia. Deep sympa,
thy is felt here for Mr.. Lundberg and
his five motherlesS children. The
family had lived in Crescent City many
years, where Mr.. Lundberg was long
the superintendent of the Mccormick x
Hubs groves and packing house. He
resigned last spring and after spending
the summer at the beach, the family
went 10 their new bone in Arcadia
several weeks ago. Mrs. Lundberg'S
mother came from Chicago TO attend
the funeral, and she, with two of the
Lundberg children, will remain here for
a time, the guests of Mrs. James Z. Har.
per.