The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-01-10
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Grove Hall for another pleasant sea,
son. ''''
Miss Grace Cash spent New Year,
day with Miss June Brown NJ no,
home in Hastings.
Mrs. and Miss Gordon of New Yort
city have arrived for stay of some
time and are guests at Grove Hail
Miss Helen Taylor of Poughkeepsie
N. y, was among the welcome airiy-
ais at Grove Hall on Saturday.
T. S. Darling began shipping his
citrus crop this week, the same 90
ing out through the packing house
of Hardee, Mcfarland & Hunt
Charlie Gutteridge left for Wash
ington d. c., on Sunday to resume
his studies in the business college
in that city.
Most of the packing houses have
resumed operations and much fruit is
again being shipped from this place
both by rail and boat.
Miss Anselina Burton returned to
her studies in the State College for
Women at Tallahassee last Saturday
after a pleasant holiday vacation with
| home folk.
Remember the lectlre- recital of Rob
ert Loveman, the Georgia poet, at V.
|. A. Hall Friday evening the 18th
inst. This is in the interests of the
local band boys.
Chester Norton went over to st.
Augustine on Monday too consult hi,
physician concerning his balky leg,
made such by an attack of rheuma
tism that laid him up for several
months.
Sergeant George Miller left on Sun
day too resume his work in the Geor-
gia Military College When he re-
turns next summer we expect him to
be wearing the uniform ofusz.ieuten-
ant.
Mrs. T. S. Darling went to Jackson
vile on Monday too meet her daugh-
ter, Miss Josephine, who comes from
Davenport, Iowa, to spend the win
ISI Will lSI par IlJN' WI. jlIlllS
met wife and daughter in Palatka,
returning with them on the late train
Monday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Herrick of
Attleboro, Mass, amdng the most
prominent of our regular winter Wis
itors, are expected to arrive this week
and have reserved quarters at Grove
Hall. Now is the time to get out the
band.
The Bowman Realty company Of
Huntington, West Va, will sell the
lots on the old Judge Morrow place
between here and the Junction tomor-
row, beginning at 10 o'clock. The lots
will be sold at auction to the highest
bidder, regardless Of price. A band
will be in attendance. These lots are
ideal for suburban homes, being high
and dry and slightly. The property
was recently purchased by c. Oliver
Chamberlin who takes this method Of
disposing of them The sale should
attract many people.
DR.. E. Kirkland of Bamberg, S. c.,
arrived here last week for the puI-
pose of making Crescent City hi, per
manent home and engaging in the
practice of his professiOn-medlrine
DR.. Kirkland is man in middle life
with some fifteen years experience II
practice, and has a family who will
follow him as soon as he can secul
house and office quarters. The
doctor is a cousin of Mr. W. A. Kirk
land who lives on Union avcnu ana
who is one of the old SETTLERS Of the
Fruitland district.
Judge j. L. Burton was in his ele-
ment recently when he was called up,
on to unite couple in marriage and
add his apostolic benedictiOn The
happy contracting parties were Mr..
Dock Miller and Miss Matilda King,
who gave Crescent City as their
home, Judge Burton is greatly pleas
ed always to be called on to unite
young people in marriage. or cov &c
his is legal ceremony, but the gen
ial Judge always adds to the WorIS
"to Lave and to hold his own rltu-
aIist benediction which, in itself, is
worth double the ordinary fee
M, e,.-4 noco of tba second sec
Inc h I4 pay Sakt,,r q. Times-trnion
ton Of IaT 5on@ @aou noTfyrait Of our It'll
has tqIi le4gem por'i az az J ol
IRENE me- Jo of ace tve The occasion for the
II years OF age forn nde in ~ tbe fact thai
Puol te Tobn y Is i tbe winner of the rs
Master J .Gn 1 Is Lne wI Y NJ C. A.
priz1e III nI,T o%' and and the Times-Union
garden eoit .sth;S ~ 5'N vear old how pro
says says 'll"o or tL,9 in his hack ward such
uuce $3.50 ea'I eyen Of more advanced |
"o az miGht we'll be proud" John
years, n's sbo We ~ winner, is the son !
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Icenhour form
erlv of Crescent City, where thus
bright lad was born. John is re
ouent visitor here at the home 81 ms
Uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. VI II;
Read. All Crescent City Is pronu Oh
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