The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-18
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a Personal and Social. .

Geo. Seldom, of Palatka, spent tn
week end in town.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wells left last wee
for her home in Clean, N. Y.
Henry Hutchinson, of Palatka, wa
a visitor in town last week
Mr.. Crutchfeld, of Jacksonville, il
again registered at The Coutant TO-
a few days.
A party of young people drove ovel
to the Lake George farm for the day
on Monday last.
On Tuesday last Mrs. Coutant en-
Certained at farewell dinner party
IN compliment to DR.. McGunigle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barbour, and small
daughter of Chelmsford, Mass.
passed through town last week ir
their touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Herrick, after
a very pleasant winter at Grove Hail
have returned to their home in Attic.
ooro, Mass.
Mrs. Parker and daughter, who
have been at the Turner House for
the past five weeks, left this week
for their home in Canada.
The April showers of 1913 seem to
be showers of cold weather in this
ri Of loe
which failed to reach US in January.
After an absence of ten days Geo.
Seaton has returned from the north,
and is again pleasantly located al
his country home just north of town.
Mr.. Seaton was accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. A. w. Seaton.
Tuesday of last week was election
day in Crescent City. The results
were as follows: Mayor, Col. G. 7.
Graham; aldermen, F. S. Bills, Her
Babers; clerk, Paul C. Smith; treas
urer and assessor, W. H. Fuller.
Miss Hubbard, of Federal Point,
has been the guest Of Miss Norton at
Grove Hall for the past ten days.
Mrs. llarton has closed her home
for the summer and with her sister
has returned to the north.
The new council was organized last
week with Mr.. Babers chairman and
Mr.. Bills chairman Of finance and
street committee. The citizens of
Park street were granted petition
to build a cement sidewalk.
Mr. Hugh Calhoun died last We'd
nesday after a long illness. DR.. Cal
houn came to this town about three
years ago but i'll health compelled
him to give up his practice some
time ago. The interment was made
in Palmetto cemetery the following
day.
The water tower and old home of
A. P. DeWolf, several miles north of
town, were destroyed by fire on Sun
day of last week. The fire occurred
during the absence of the tenants
Mr.. DeWOlf's present home was not
injured but the surrounding orange
trees were badly scorched.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Weeks with
Mrs. Weeks father, Mr.. Brown, are
eaving this week for Galesburg, ILL.,,
after several months at the Turner
House. Their many friends regret
very much to say good bye to Mr..
and Mrs. Weeks and Mr.. Brown, and
hope they may have pleasant sum-
mer and return early in the fall.
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DR.. McGunigle, who has been prac-
Using here for some time is leaving
this week for New York city from
which place he will sail for London,
where he expects to continue study
in his profession. He will be sue
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Miss Norton entertained from $3.50
to o'clock on Thursday afternoon,
April 10th, in honor Of her guest,
Miss Hubbard. The parlors of Grove
Hall were thrown open and were very
attractively arranged for the occa-
sion. As soon as all the guests ar
rived cards and pencils were passed
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