The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-02-07
a Personal and Social. e )


old postohice quarters on Central ay
Mrs. Oswald of Lexington, S. {
arrived last week on a visit to h,
parents. Col. and Mrs. G. T. Graham
Inc Pipe party is said to have bee
very "swagger" affair and tn
News News regrets its inability to give
hitting account of it.
c. II. Preston went over to Palatk
TINS week to see some of his friend
and tell EN- about the strides Ores
cent City is making in the mora
world.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Campbell an
Col. Kelley returned last Friday fror
weeks visit to Tampa, Braidentow
and st. Petersburg, reporting a de
lightful time.
Capt. Levie has been making SOM
llne catches of big mouth black bas.
in Lake Stella-but Capt. Levie is ;
scientific fisherman and knows how t,
coax the fish.
If the churches and local organiza
ions were up to snuff they might
give an occasional entertainment fol-
revenue only and secure more of thi,
northern money.
The citrus fruit crop has been near.
ly all SHIPPED except oranges of tic
late Valencia variety, and it is on
these that the growers will make the
bulk of their money this year.
Mrs. L. p. Mcdonald arrived last
week on visit to her sister, Mrs. T.
S. Darling. Mrs. Mcdonald is the
wife of Rev. DR.. Mcdonald, rector of
the leading Episcopal church at War
rem, Ohio.
H. D. Braddock has moved his gro
Gerry store to the opposite side of the
street in the old Mccormick building
and is much better situated as to
room and conveniences. Mr.. Brad
dock is doing growing business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Hubbard
of Casnovia, N. Y, arrived last week
and will for a short time occupy
their winter home at lakewood. 1t
is several years since Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubbard visited Crescent City.
Matthew H. Read our live real es-
tate man has sold to A. A. Stokes,
present town marshal, part of lot 6
IN block -, 1O0x135 feet. This it
will be remembered is the old barn
IN Park street, once the property of
he late DR.. G. F. Sprague. Mr..
Stokes intends to open a tirst-clasS
livery and sales stables.
Rev. DR.. |. S. Patterson, presiding
,lder of the Jacksonville district of
he Methodist Episcopal church, south,
will occupy the pulpit of the Metho-
list church next Sunday evening and
lold the first quarterly meeting sci.
ice. DR.. Patterson is one Of the
trong men in Methodi5m of Florida.
The second Of the series of Aka
lest Lyceum System entertainments
.iven here under the auspices OF the
7. |. A., will be that of the Olivette
opera Company on Thursday even
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