The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-07-04
SUMMER HAVEN.

July usually finds the cottages at Sum
mer Haved filled with a congenial mum
Der OF pleasure seekers; this season is nc
exception although some of our people
have postponed their arrival in order 10
celebrate the Glorious Fourth at their
home town. Consequently the usual
picnic will be omitted this year.
Since last season three cottages have
been built at this popular resort Col.
g. Il. Graham of Crescent City has a
nice six room house on the Hill, while
Jas. Dupont OF MantanZaS and Post Mas
ter Bryant each have erected a small
cottage between the general store and
the ocean. An increase of business has
necesSiated an addition to the Summer
Haven poSioffiCe and the Mills resi-
dence has been improved by the addi-
ton OF two.Slory "pagoda.
Captain Jack Cowan now owns both
the Mocller and Iamlin places at the
South end, and will rent them for the
summer Up 10 the present writing they
are unoccupied
Miss Elsie Padgett, charming young
lady from Crescent City, is the house
guest OF Miss Mary Graham at the home
OF her parents on the Hill.
The family of +. V. Lundberg is &C.
cupying the Owens cottage. Mr.. Lund-
berg, who has made his home in CreS-
cont City for many years, will move his
family from here 10 Winter Haven,
where he has recently purchased a
grove. However they will be with US
until the weather grows cooler over in
the interior of the state.
William Cothrane spent Sunday at
Summer Haven. Mrs. Cothrane will go
TO ST. Augustine some time this week,
where they will make their home for
awhile. The entire population of this
place will miss this attractive young
lady who has made her home at Sum-
mer Haven for several years.
Mayor Burton and family arrived on
the twenty.fifth for four months stay.
he has only been with US a
few days this popular official has the
affairs OF the city running smoothly, |
and holds court every morning at the
poStoffiCe building (when he is not
liShing) and has a council meeting al
most every afternoon in the rear OF |
Bryant'S store.
The Webster cottage on the Point is
closed once more as Mr.. Willis and his
sisters returned TO their home in Atlanta
On the twcntyScvcnth.
r. f. Owens of McCalls'S was in the
city for several days last week, and kept
lis many friends well supplied with the
iantics of the sea. Mr. Owens was one
If our most popular citizens and always
cCciveS an ovation when he returns
or brief visit
RobI. Mills brought down a Jolly par.
y OF young folks one day last week.
,haperoned by MIR. and Mrs. Mills and
'lr. and Mrs. Smms. The entire party
vas from ST. Augustine.
Mrs. Bryant entertained the younger
ct on The 18th with Rock Party in
lonor of Miss Elsie Padgett, a visitor
rom Crescent City.
A. T. SquierS and family of Palatka
ave returned home after spending
month at Summer Haven. Post. Master
nd Mrs Bryant will occupy the cottage
uSt vacated by the SquireS family.
Walter Light, who with Mrs Light is
njoying trip from their home in Key
Vest to Jacksonville on their yact, ran
INTO rock in the canal and had an ac-
ident with the propeller OF his boat.
therefore, Summer Haven has the pleas.
re OF visit from them for few days.
his is their first accident after four
ieekS spent in cruising through strange
1aterS.
Pierce Redick caught three foot sea
ass day or SO ago, and holds the rec.
I'd for the largest fish of the season.
Ben Graham is the proud posseSsor Of
launch, recently purchased by his
lther from Robert Owens. Ben is
ute an engineer already and shares his
leaSureS with his friends.
a party from this place made trip 10
t. Augustine one day last week and on
leir return lost handsome rocker
yer board. We suppose the big fishes
pprcciatc the gift and are using it TO
ock the little fishes TO sleep.
Jas. M. Bryant has been elected sec
'tary of our Board of Trade and has
barge OF Boosting" Summer Haven;
c will cheerfully answer all questions
| regard 10 the place.
Fish are beginning 10 come in the
yer and are biting we'll across the inlet
CorbcttS' dock .