The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-04-03
. Personal and Social. .

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Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Darby made
visit to Jacksonville this week.
C. L. Chamberlin was visitor to
Palatka on Monday.
w. F. Glynn was business visi-
tor to Palatka this week.
Girard Alexander has been quite
i'll this week.
Miss Mary Alice Eaton was visi-
tor to Palatka this week.
The tourists are rapidly fading
away, and Just when the real Florl-
da weather is beginning.
R. R. Kinard is travelling for a
well-known confectionery house OF
Jacksonville.
The town election will take place
on the first Tuesday of the month.
One week from next Tuesday.
George Seaton is on a flying trip
to New York on business, and is eX
pected home tomorrow.
Mrs. A. B. Torrey has been indis-
posed for the past two weeks from
an attack of lagrippe, but is improv-
ing.
Rev. G. E. Farr of the Baptist
church was absent from the city last
Sunday and as a consequence no
preaching service was held in that
church.
Mr.. Bartlett, the elder, is not 81,
as some would like to make him; he
is still young man at 81. But he
isn't worrying about age these days,
what he wants is good fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Brown of Kear-
ney, Missouri, who have been guests
at Miss Lucy GATHERS this winter,
left on Monday for home to the re-
gret of large circle of friends.
Mrs. DR.. Beggs, who was called to
New York city couple of weeks ago
by the death of sister, is expected
home today or tomorrow and will be
accompanied by her mother, who will
visit here a while.
Miss Sarah Jones the charming and
popular sister of Mrs. DR.. Hardie,
who is spending some weeks here on
visit is quite pleased with Crescent
City. Miss Jones' home is at Hahira,
Ga.
H. P. Sturdy of Charley, Mass,
surprised his parents last Sunday by
arriving here for visit. Mr.. Sturdy
visited Crescent City several years
ago and is well and pleasantly re-
membered by many of our people.
4 Mr.. burlington and family left or
! Monday for their home in Massachu-
sets. During their stay here this
winter Mr.. burlington has built !
cosy winter home on N. Summit
street on the corner opposite the
Turner House.
The city tax books will close next
Monday and number have overlook
ed the little matter of paying theil
town taxes. They have several day:
yet. The books are at the store Of
Paul C. Smith, town tax collector
Get busy.
l Four negro boys stole R. c. Mid
dleton's auto out of w. c. Norton!
garage one night last week and tool
a Joy ride. 1t was an expensive ride
as Mayor Graham fined them ST.
each, which amount was paid A
paddle dextrously laid across thei,
subsequent end is the only prDpe,
punishment for such work.
Miss Bessie Neal has opened =;
millinery store in the east side O
the Chamberlin store and is alread,
doing a nice business. Miss Nea
has had considerable experience il
the millinery line and has natura
aptitude for the work. That she will
do a nice business is certain.
i, Mrs. J. R. Hill of Hendersonville
N. c., who with Mr.. Hill has beel
spending the winter at Daytona, cam
over to Crescent City last week TO
stay of some time and is a CUES
: at the Turner House. Mrs. Hill for
merly lived here and her old friend
are delighted to have her among us.
w. F. Glynn and X. M. White wen
to Tampa last week, making the ttri]
through the country in Mr.. Glynn'
automobile. They report very pleas
ant trip with fairly goed roads mps
of tine way. They make stops "a
Orlando, Lakeland and other points 20
interest and returned home Sunda
night, having made that day, frOT
8 a. I'M. to 9:45 p. m. the trip froE
| Lakeland here.
A card to the News from Fairbury
ILL.,, announces the death at her hom
| th. Oath of MaroI
of, Mrs Victor G.. Fogle. The funer
al was from the family hbme o.
Thursday, the 2tith. Mrs. Fogel an
- her daughter spent the winter her
. year ago, and were guests at tn
| Turner House. They made many sin
cere friends, who will hear of tn
| death of the mother with sincere sor
VOW.
Miss Addie Grace Waterman an
Miss Dunning of DeLand, sopran
and pianiste, respectively, gave
concert at v. |. A. hall last Frida
night, which was greatly enjoyed b
a fine audience. Miss Waterman, VIII
was born and raised here, is a gradu
ate of the Stetson School of Musi
| and is considered one Of the most az
consisted vocalists ever graduate
| from that school, The young ladie
! were the guests while here of Mr.
A. B. Torrey.
Probably the largest fish caugt
with hook and line in this section i
, many day was that brought in b
Mr.. o. F. Cheatham of Atlanta, Ga
last week. Mr.. Cheatham, who wa
here on a visit to his aunt, Mrs. c. T
Cbeatham, went out to Lake Margs
ret one day last week and caught TIL