The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-05
" Personal and Social, .

N Mrs. ilerIong has returned from a,
. extended visit in North Carolina an,
e, Atlanta. ''''
S. Rev. Mr.. Printer, a former mission
al airy, preached two interesting sermon.
ID at the Baptist church last Sunday.
" Mrs. William Pipe and two children
are visiting relatives and friends in
Ie Detroit and other parts of Michigan
d Miss Anselina Burton expects to re-
! turn to her studies in the Florida
| Woman'S College, Tallahassee, in a
:, short time. =
: Miss Helen Tillinghast left on We'd
nesday of this week for an extanded
d WISH IN Chicago and at her old home
h IN Davenport, Iowa.
! Il. II. Williams has gone to Virgin
! Ia where he will meet Mrs. Williams
! and their daughter, Miss Cardell. and
together all will go to New York.
The baseball clubs of Crescent CITY
and Welaka had arranged for a match
game thursday afternoon, but the re-
SUIT mad rot reached us in time for
this issue.
Miss Maude Varnes who has been
spending some time in the mountain
section of North Carolina returned
home on Friday of last week, and re-
ports a most delightful time.
W. I. b. Warn has swarms of bees
which have been quite busy while
Ihe sun was shining this summer,
making honey-fne honey which Mr..
Warm is now selling.
Attorney Gutteridge had legal bust.
ness calling him to Palatka last Mon |
DAY. Mr.. Gutteridge has leased the |
office room in rear of J. H. Babers &
Sons store and which he will occupy
this week. ~
Mrs. c. f. Gutteridge and the chill
dren who have been spending month
at Port Orange beacn are expected
home the first of the coming week.
Chester Norton has been spending
some days in Jacksonville during thu
past two weeks. During his absence
his automobile business has been
cared for by John Reynolds.
W, s. Allen was a business visitor
to PaIatka this week. He finished his
business and took the next train for ,
home, saying that it doesn't take
much of Palatla to satisfy him
Braddock's bakery has been max c
ing window display of some mighty I
pretty cakes. both of the Isvnr a ny
other kinds ProbabIy, tbov tost. b ~ !,
ter than thew look, or as wen foT tbo,, h
ere not allowed to stav on JismIo!S, -
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much real pleasure in life. X
Monday was legal holidav--T Labor :
Day-and Cashier pivton v;,s nboUi u
he only man in town .avan1nt fron, u
ordinary toll, so he went for The boat
'ide to PaIatka, Bankers son,o+in,as f
10 have a little advantane ovar Tho "
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