The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-05-30
crescent CITY News
q Personal and Social. .

Chester Norton spent last Monda,
in Jacksonville.
Roy Perkins spent several DAVIS in
Barlow this week.
! Miss Myrtle Herlong spent several
days in Jacksonville this week.
Mrs. Richard Adams, of Palatka, is
visiting her parets, Hon and Mrs.
j. II. Harp.
Mrs. G. S. Crotty and children have
returned home from a pleasant out
ing at Pablo Beach.
Victor Smiley left this week for
the East Coast where he will engage
IN packing tomatoes and pineapples.
Her Babers has fine tomato crop
this year He shipped forty crates
last week.
L. K. Tucker, Jr., the hustling real
estate agent of Palatka, was in town
on Sunday with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Strockman, Of
st. Johns Park, spent Sunday in town
Will IHelI parents.
Mr. Rowley and Mr.. Crosby with
party Of San Mateo, were in town OH
Wednesday making the trip in their
automobile.
c. D. Cowart, who sold his meat
market here a short time ago, has
moved to Orlando to engage in the
meat business there
Mrs. G. E. Hardie returned this
week from a visit to her sister in
Georgia. She was accompanied by
her little brother.
Mrs. E. T. Clark and little son Ed
win, have returned home after
pleasant visit with Mrs. Clark's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Woodward, of
Mandarin.
An ice cream and cake sale will be
leld on the lawn at Grove Hall Sat
lrday afternoon, May 81 for the ben
fit of the Union Junior c. E. So
iety. t
Miss Grill Burton is spending a few
lays with her friend, Miss Addie {
trace Waterman, in DeLand. She a
viii attend the commencement exer- v
iSes at Stetson University.
Ed. Maui and sons, Charlie and
rank, of Jacksonville, are here for
few days putting in machinery in c
ne Mccormick & Hubbs packing
ouSe.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Shotwell haze
Did their home on South Main street q
, G. M. Lucas, who recently came q
ere from South Carolina, and they l.
i'll soon move to Palatka. y
The ball game between Crescent r.
ity and DeLand on Wednesday at "
.rnoon was one of the best played II
ames of the season, resulting in a
ore of 4 to 3, after ten hard fought -
nings for the local team. Gross +
II DeLand gave up Is hits, while Ii
erkins, the local twirler, only al =
wed T. n
The May Day party given by the -,
dies of the V. |. A. for the band -
'ys was big success. The band a.
music for the May pole Ie
nee and also played many pretty Ia
lections during the afternoon. The
lie of ice cream, sherbets, punch, CO
d box lunches netted them some til
ing over ffly @olars. The young or
ks danced that night to the music We
the Crescent City orchestra, break ii;
2 up about midnight with every 20
dy having had jolly good time. vi
The citizens of Crescent City are
Spectfully requested to lend their C..
in the Fourth of July celebration
lich is to be held in Crescent City n
der the auspices of the V. |. A. and ~
: Band association. Let every one
te hold of this project and make it
Any suggestions will be
atefully received by the above men ha
ned associations. The committee A
extremely DESTROYS that the trades DO
Ocession which is to take place in isl
! morning be augmented by a divi- Mi
n of decorated automobiles. and th
achment Of equestrians. The la vs., vs..
S are earnestly requested to take WI
It in the latter. All owners of oe,
.os and saddle horses intending to
'ticipate in the event will please wa
id their names to the Fourth of Pa
y celebration committee, care c. be-
B. A: A complete program will
issued later.