The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-07-25

Mr. and Mrs L Por,or ,,J 4,o;
pupst and NJ. and Nv II ''iI' I PHi
vent over 10 Dartonn = ponoL - D ~
bio Rorson torri,g 'V naI ioet 10y e. t III Ti
with tbo nurnosn 81 20" ano ,,'2E 1" t u'l
tbreo dow f0'0 VI 'Pe''''''s '"o U
'
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. William
entertained a party of friends Of thei
bathing beach on Lake Stella last SIM
hrsakfast was sarTed 't te INV Im''l anti
nartv m the haacb w " VIC e'''''
p''' v vi VIC "e">"'
Mr.. and Mrs. C. 4. King and it'll,
son are now at Mr.. Kings old home i,
Rochelle, Ga. Mr. KING is still ver,
i'll and all here are honinp that h,
may soon be restored He has cer
tainly had a long and serious illness
the Catholic church next Sunday ev.
ening and Monday morning, Fathe,
Barry is a fine preacher and his ser.
mons are both edifving and practical
as well as spiritually unliftinp
The Crescent City band gave a de-
Ighttul open air concert in the North
Park last Sunday afternoon and a
children attended and thoroughly en-
Joyed the selections. 1t is under
stood that it is the purpose of the
band to continue these Sunday after
noon concerts, in which event they
will not want for an audience.
"A cyclone passed along the railroad
ne ggIWeeh Com0 ana huntington on
! thursday Oh last week and played
phone poieS' more tnan nall OF which
were oloWll Gown; a number OF large
'LeeS were also DloWh down ana some
Vi C5leln we're lying across the county
LoaG aS iale aS sunday seriously I'M
peeolhg Iralllc'
Of the five white cbrroho, !, Cno.
cont CT, n,oo nhi,o. - ',.
hold orl, u, H. Wa+Sod;St oL,,,,o1, W. Ielt
Snndav and +his NH NV" 4I L,i iaJS
he bsjanrn Of tSn - s sI',,,mor ''rouE n
la, H. cl % summer eAeeP.
We+boJ Ta4'ir o 1itnr 'i AS result Ihe
1oo vj'V co,,,,. pr,tGl was 'eeleu ny
'0' N'''s' x < ''''' III '''e '''oi'''''E
NIrs Ioo,,rd Eoto,, ,,,,I NJ, NJ.
Alice Fat0n aro "o,, "'' i nnb Ni9iS
where thoy VIII ron,"i, th,f, ,'aL' ~ ,
1aionro of tha tn,, ,, w M Y,,s ''t'
Hot Sn,inos .or,o IN Ja., a "eS dtl
Mrs Milton II Is ronay4oJ !, , ,stt t t,
moved Iat ms IN III hon, t ti,,'t" ~, H.
5ood I"dv n,o,, ro,a,,o,' c,n,, ' r,, ' t
9ainfnI maIai, wbiob hay has L ilor'' L .',,
lot for tho naSt Sa"orol '', 'oo" "s''' ''''
The hooks of tbo tov,, oc,oeso,. oro
now onrn f. tbo inynacIinn , 81 ta "'
OPS and NAV La eopr Of +ha nGfo p" ~
p.uI y Cn,ith Town, oIaIl. MI t,4,,i
q assessment iS ,bo"t e1do Goo nr s 'oo",
60 0OO n,oro +bon Iost T ,,o,I u Ie "o,.iS
have kicks 70 roaisto,. rroraro S4 ~
rogis+o, tbor, now -. oi,o $500 49, :"
ter hoId von, noaco II u,;ll ho o. a.,
late 70 make an efroc+ivo W." tiol, Oe af 90
Tho council noots and noseon N on "i tk,
work ''''>' r'''''N'' VII VIZ
There are stranon whisnorinus ovor
in Babvlon and Wb;tasviIIe 10 coI
ored sections of Crescent civ These
whisperings have TO do with The snd-
den death last winter Of lake Amos
a weII-known and much esteemed col.
ored man who had snent the greater
part of his life here and who thr2urh
thrift and care had accumulated a
good home and several acres of fine
land. Jake was in the neiphhorhoo6
of fftv years old at the time of his
death: was in full vipor hearty and
had no known trouble. nhvsical or
financial. His death was very sud-
den: he went from vigirous health to
the long sleep in an instant and with
out anv warning, Only =
short few weeks after his death tha
widow had the house insured for
81 800 and nine DAYS after the nolicv
was issued the place was burned to
the ground. The widow. who was
Amos second wife, and a daughter of
the late Uncle Dick Johnson. was
made Administrative of the estate
Soon after Amos death she took as 4
boarder a yellow woman named Mary
Stearns; also a white spectacle ned
dler from. God knows where. After
the fire the Stearns woman produced
a mortgage on the place signed bv
Jake Amos, with his X mark. Jake