The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-02-14

" Personal and Social, . ;

Land. "' III D'-
Mrs. L. L. Pinkham of Quincy. Ill.,
Hall. '"'' az oio'e
Il. F. Sherman and wife of Detroit
We're among the guests at Grove Hall
last week.
hon. r. II. Palmer, a leading a.
torhey OF Orlando, was a visitor in the
TGIty last week and a guest at Grove
Rev. DR. Waugh preached at both
services in the Baptist church last
sunday and to good congregations,
DR.. Waugh is one of Florida's great.
est, most eloquent preachers.
VIM. T. Knox, secretary of the Me-
Coirmick-Hubbs Co., New York, spent
day IN the place last week and will
return for another short visit before
leaving the State.
p, The young men of the place met on
Tuesday night with the board of trade
committee for the purpose of organ
iZlhg a young mems club. Give the
boys all the encouragement you can.
Mrs. R. F. Adams of Palatka has
been here during the past two week
on a visit to her sister, Mrs. L. Eaton,
and her parents, Hon. and Mrs. J. H.
Harp. Mr. Adams came over from
Palatka to spend Sunday.
The Lounds Drug Co. call especial |
attention this week to new line of |
fresh garden seeds which are arriving |
daily, and which they assure theif |
patrons have all been tested and arc
guaranteed fresh.
Miss Florence Newbold concluded
a visit of some ten days with Mrs.
GrlmSley this week and returned t.
her home in Jacksonville. During
her visit many old friends were made
glad by the privilege of seeing and
having a short visit with her.
Dave Gautier came up from Stet-
son University, DeLand, and spent
the week end at home. The report
that Dave is taking a theological
course is denied. Dave is taking
course in bookkeeping with the view
to engaging in vulgar trade of some
kind.
Mrs. A. F. Masury of New York is
the guest of Mrs. Mary Scott Miller,
having arrived for a stay of some
time, on Friday of last week. Mrs.
Masury will be better remembered
here as Mrs. J. J. Smith, her 70 mer
name, and as a frequent visitor in the
past years and who has grove prop s
erty near town on the Seville road. {
Rev. DR.. |. S. Patterson of Jackson
vile, presiding elder of the Methodist
church in this district, preached and
held the first quarterly meeting here
last Sunday at the Methodist church.
DR.. Patterson is one of the leading !
preachers of his denomination in Flo !,
rida He was greeted by large con- l
on Sunday night.
Col. and Mrs. John Mccormick OF I
N. Y, who have been spend.
ing some weeks here guests at Grove
Hall, left on Monday for Havana, {
Cuba, on ten days trip, trip which |
they take annually at about this sea
son because of interests which Mr.. S
Mccormick has on the island. They g
expect to remain here some time after
their return from NuOa'
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren of Massachu- !
,otts are here for a soiourn of some i.
lime and are stopping at the home of \
Mr. and Mrs. Kinard. Mr.. Warren I
,rasided at the ORGAN and led in the q
singing at the Baptist church last !
both morning and evening. q
But that isn't all, 1t was the most +
Inspiring music Oh a reiigl 81 G,o c,nan
lster that has been heard IN crescent i
City in many day v
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Pace of Salem, t
Nd a. Win Mr. and Mrs. Kern Schum a
a, ~ fbo same Mace arrived late last e
u i.'e I'd are stonninp for a time at 7
srova Hall Mr., Pace visited here v
az So.son and at the time purchased
az +on ocre trart near the Junction of h
ho VI 10 George Farms Co. and which
u, nc h i'sT Moan imnroving under the man,
cement of Mr.. Alexander. They
iii remain some time.
...;xo dirror ~
,nn de SJ to a large number of home a
,onnIe the dining room last Sunday I
' 'eiI@ filed led with fransients and home t
' eii. Nav householders here fer o
OK . ,,r MANY are t taxing their meals reg
ne W., Tt" et t I, Coutant and the pro.
' ',afIy saws az 'F he has no kick coming re-
-, &c ,y patronage. The Coutangs +
laDg n one ep can be obtained in Flo
;ood meals DIS '''' '' 'O' i
lda' r
Col and Mrs. W. ]. Pierpontc OF S d, f
,annah, spent Saturday, and SUNDAY t
rere guests of Mr.. and Mrs. b; T.. +
and during their snort a
tay saw many of their old 1rlehos a
be late city election in Savannah was
incted member of the city council, a