The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-13
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; Fuller have returned from visit i
st. Augustine.
Fred Andersen will succeed L. V
Lundberg as manager for the McCor
mick q Hubbs interests here.
Hon. w. A. McWilliams of st. Au
gustine has telegraphed that it vii
be impossible for him to deliver tn
Fourth of July address here owing t
professional engagements.
John Rafferty, has Just completes
new residence for E. V. Lundberg %
the shell road beyond the Catholic
church, the lot sloping gracefully frcn
the front to Lake Stella on the rear.
Miss Kate Crawford popular teach
err Of music at DeLand is spending
some weeks here with her mother
Mrs. W. B. Sanders, before leaving
for her usual summer vacation il
New York.
Miss Abbijean Miller, after short
visit in Alabama, and at Tallahassee
during the commencement exercises
of the State College for Women, re,
turned home last Thursday from a
most enjoyable outing.
Miss Corrine Patterson of Lakeland
a student in the Woman's college at
Tallahassee, is spending a week here,
the guest of the Misses Grill and An
selma Burton, who were students in
the same institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gautier are
going to visit California this summer,
but probably not before August. Mrs.
Gautier will also visit her parents,
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. G. H. Ward, at
Lees6urg, Fla, during the present
month.
Miss Ruth Herlong who has been
spending the year as a musical in
structor in an Alabama Woman's Col
lege, returned home last Thursday.
Miss Herlong also attended the COM
mencement exercises of the Florida
College for Women at Tallahassee.
S. w. Rowley and family of San
Mateo drove over in their big auto
mobile last Sunday and spent an hour
or two looking over the town. Mr..
ROwley is the principal merchant of
San MateO and a leading and infuen-
tial citizen of the county who is known
and esteemed throughout Florida.
The city council will spend $500 on
a concrete walk for North Park street
and the property owners on the street
will "whack up" like amount, or
more, so that "walkin' will be good"
thereon during the coming season.
Park street is pretty swagger street
Roy Perkins was up from DeLand
over Saturday and Sunday for the
purpose of calling on his many young
lady and gentlemen friends. He left
here for Archer, where he will assume
the cashiership of a newly organized
state bank. This is one young man
who will get rich p. d. q. if he doesn't
have a care. He has the winning
way and the ability, and he can't help
them-they come naturally.
James Padgett, jr., has purchased
the Crescent City telephone exchange
and all its rights and titles, taking
possession on Monday. 1t is his pur-
pose to put the system in first-class
shape Immediately and afford the best
possible service to subscribers. Early |
in the fall he hopes to be able to open
a branch telephone Office in connec-
ton, something greatly needed here
during the shipping season.
stalled a complete sanitary bottling
outfit of modern make and with a
of 1900 bottles of carbonated |
drinks per day. Ginger ale and all |
other cooling beverages are now bot |
tied daily in this department and al
ready a good business is being done
These drinks are of high grade and
are pure and healthful
IT'S said that at the nayt annual
exercises of the Ores
cent City high school the valcdicto-
rian of the graduating class will have
such pressure brought to bear upon
him Cor herr that his per7Intioa vii, |
be: "holy bible Book divine, precious
Treasure, thou Art mine. ard that
as reward for his display VI pioty
he will be given a scholarship m
training school for country preachers.
Miss Anselina Burton who has
spent the year in Tallahassee as Il
pupil in the Musical conservatory of
the State College for Women, re-
turned home on Thursday of last week
accompanied by Miss Corrine Patter
son of Lakeland. Miss Burton has
made a splendid record and was one
of the honor pupils of her class. She
greatly enjoyed the years work in
college, but seems happier, now that
she is at home.
Charles Gutteridge returned on Fri
day last from a years course in a
Washington College of Technology
from which he was graduated in elec
trical engineering. His friends are all
pleased to see him at home again and
are rejoicing over his success. He
expects to spend few weeks at home
and then go out into the cold, cruel
world" and make professional name
for himself-and he is the boy who
can do it.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n Maui and fam.
lily of Jacksonville have rented the
Eaton cottage on South Summit street
for the summer, and occupied the
same on Saturday Mr.. Maui and
his sons, Charles and Frank, have
been here some weeks engaged in
overhauling the machinery in the
Mccormick & Hubbs packing house,
so that the same will be in condition
for the opening of the shipping sea-
son in the early fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coe d. Smith left on
Wednesday for their summer home on
Long Island, N. Y. They had eX-
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