The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-04
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: PERSONAL AND SOCIAL :

The Crescent City national team
will play game with the Green Cove
Springs cluO at Palatka today.
Col. Graham came from St. Angus
tine to spend Sunday with his fami-
ly.
Mrs. Frank Pittman and children
have gone to Pierson for a stay of
some time with her parents.
Henry Sanders is now running the
launch st. Johns for Capt. William
NJ. Miller. It's job he knows well,
Miss Nellie Grimsley left on Sun
day for visit of some weeks with
Mrs. Mack Hardy at Pompano.
John Warn of Georgetown spent
Sunday in town with his brother, w.
7 B. Warn.
Miss Nettie Holly expects to take
the teachers examination in Palatka
next week.
Miss Florence Newbold of Jackson
vile has been visiting relatives in
town during the past week.
Mrs. B. H. Hopkins of Jackson
vile was the guest last week of Miss
Nellie Grimsley.
X. NJ. White spent most of last
week here, but on Sunday autoed to
the family cottage on Daytona Beach.
With plenty of guayas ripening
faster than we can eat them and
grapes galore, the people Of this
town are not suffering for fruit.
Jas. Padgett Jr., has had the coun-
ty road scraper here during the week
and has done some good work on the
sand clay roads in this section.
Mrs. Pierre Gautier and little
daughter of Punta Gorda have been
here during the past week on a visit
to Mrs. R. A. Gautier, their grand
mother. and other relatives.
John Reynolds has given over the
management of the City barber shop
to his brother and will go into his
Ifather-in-aw's store. He ought to
make frst-class merchant.
Mrs. w. C. Norton whose return
from the north was deferred because
of serious illness is said to be i'm
proving greatly and will soon be able
TO leave New York for home.
George Miller expects to leave on
Sunday for Atlanta where he Will re-
,ume his studies in the Georgia Mill
tarv College. This will be his fourth
wear in this famous institution
Mr. ana mrs N, 10 oo' soc @irU Of
tQreG 70 tHe a n,Uu,'i in INV and who
Norln N"lolIiia G.'a!S +h w. in fhe
nave oeell eI,J pE inf ." anJ Henderson
lViTlhlty VI E4 - ot,Irr in few davs
wife, expect " ieV0''' III & ~
1t is reported that the Lounds
Drug Company will probably add
another story to the brick building
m when thsy are ~. iT'I bo f 't n"t
the upper ilooIa Will 0e -'''N
Tor ONCE puiPoSeS'
The steamer Crescent which has
been undergoing repairs at Jackson
Vile during the past two weeks was
expected to resume its run today.
During the past week the Naruna,
Capt. VIM. Miller, has been taking
the Crescent's run.
A. cen nathan Of the Tornds
~, ,lLS. VIA Ioft for Dofroi+ Mich Iasr
n 'lije.o' i '1,,,,, , LJ Mr. WilIi9TS
Ioilu'S s'C-oim ,i pr,i ,.ool,s nost Mr.
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Miss Pauline Braddock is home on
a visit to her father, S. S. Braddock
of Denver. Miss Pauline is one OF
the best informed and most promlS-
ing of the staff of trained nurses If.
the DeSoto Hospital, Jacksonville
She is accompanied on her visit home
by a friend, Miss Baird, also Of
Jacksonville.
w R Sanders is dead Mr., San
DOR, who was famiIiarIv known n
nIosf Of Tho neonla ne Riil Sanders was
ono of the dIdett and hest known cit-
ilans of the town He was native
Of Florida and had spent the years
since carly chiIdhood in This vicinity
OF +he thousands who have visited
Crescent civ from the north during
fbe mast 70 years nrobabiv more car
RED awav pleasant recoiIections of
"Riil" Sanders than of anv other one
native Mr.. Sanders was raised to
the wood; he knew every tree, the
birds the animals and their habits.
Huntinr was his specialtv; that and
fishing and as a Guide he has proba
hiv niloted more winter visitors
To- their haunts than anv dozen others
of this section. He knew how to
80 q can,n0bnnt or a fshinc evcur-