The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-12-05
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a"Jo hVlS last Week llle CUES
Of relatives.
Mayor Graham, Alderman W. E
Campbell and C. H. Cash the ic,
magnate were business visitors t,
Palatka on Monday.
Mrs. Roland Woodward and daugh
ter, Miss Dorothy of Jacksonville,
were the guests of Mrs. E. T. Clark,
over the Thanksgiving season.
The regular meeting of the V. I
A. will be held on Monday next, Dec
9Th, at three o'clock in the afternoon
The executive board will hold it.
meeting at half past two.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Read went te
Jacksonville early last week anc
spent their Thanksgiving with Mr.
and Mrs. lcenhour. They returned
home on Sunday.
The ladies of St. Johns Park gave
a big bazaar all day last Wednesday
winding up with dance in the even.
ing. A number of young people from
here went over to the Park for the
dance.
Miss Linda Payson of Attleboro
Mass, arrived last week accompanied
by her friend, Miss Mabel Young of
the same place. The young ladies
will remain through the season and
make their home at the Attleboro
flat.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hinchliffe
of Huntsville, Ala, have been spend
ing some time here the guests of
their brother and isister, iMr. and
Mrs. E. Hinchliffe. They have made
frequent visits here in the past and
will be pleasantly remembered as
most charming visitors.
Miss Essie Wall, the attractive and
accomplished daughter of Senator
John P. Wall, arrived here last week
and has accepted the place of book
keeping at the packing house of the
Crutchfield- Voolfolk Co. Miss Wall
is making her home with Mrs. S. H.
Wilson on North Prospect street.
The Thanksgiving night dance at
V. |. A. hall was not masuue ball
as originally proposed. However
there was large attendance of the
younger set and all had merry time,
with music by the Crescent City
band orchestra under the direction
of Prof. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. T. Blaine and
children and niece of Franklin, N. c.,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. B.
Bethel. They expect to remain in
Florida through the winter and seem
very much pleased with this section.
They will look about some and will
more than likely make arrangements
Tor permanent residence here.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Hubbard and
little two year old daughter of Ten
nessee arrived on Monday and will
likely spend the winter here. 1t is
several years since Mr.. Hubbard left
Crescent City and all his old friends
are pleased to see him, and the wife
and the little daughter, who are max
ing their first visit to Florida.
J. G. Causey of Seville who was
in town last week has lived the
greater part of his life in Volusia
county, at or near Seville, and vet
ne says he knows more people in Put
nam county than in Volusia. OF
course he wouldn't say that if he
expected to be candidate for office.
But he is frequent visitor here
whom all are glad to sec.
The steamer Crescent had the mis-
fortune to break her propeller wheel
last Friday and in consequence was
laid up for several days undergoing
repair. The Beach & Miller line
however is now operating daily
steamers to Jacksonville and is taking
care of the interests of fruit ship
pers. Each boat has been going out
loaded to its capacity almost daily.
Mrs. Chas. P. Hale and her moth
er, Mrs. Mary Bridgman Rich en-
tertalned at a reception at their beau
tlful home on the lake front last
Wednesday afternoon from three to
live in honor of their sister anC
daughter, Mrs. Archie Gaylord Mi
n ne who is spending the season here
There was a large attendance of So
clety ladies present at this most de
lightful event.
The Ladies of the Baptist churcI
will have a homemade candy sale
at the store of J. H. Babers & Sons
tomorrow Saturday. The cand,
will be on display in the window
that Is to say-that is the presen-
purpose, but if it goes like the good!
making up these ladies' pure fooc
sale, it won't be in the window long
The ladies may not be able to sunni,
the demand but those who desir,
more can leave their orders at tn,
store at any time up to Christmas
and these will be filled.
Rev. Mr.. Davis the pastor of tn
Methodist church will leave early tn
coming week for Tallahassee to at
tend the annual conference of hi
denomination in Florida. 1t is Ia
this Conference where the appoint
ments of preachers for the ensuin
year are made. The members of tn
Methodist church here are very an
Xious for the return of Mr.. Davi.
who is not only an able and interest
ing preacher but a pastor who
rapidly winning his way into tn
hearts of all the people.
Up in Digby, Nova Scotia, the
have been having county fair an
the Weekly Courier of that plac
a copy of which has been received
the News, in giving the list of pr,
MUM awards, mentions our formt
fellow townsman, A. L. M. Swabe
as among the lucky ones. Mr.. Sw;
hey received premiums on a breed so
enc year old, on a collection of ga
den vegetables, a heifer calf, heife
white potatoes, bronze top turnip
and a half dozen other articles. n
Swabey seems to be a farmer rigl
up in that cold country.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bullock. Mi