The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-05
. Personal and Social, /.

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Col, G. T. Graham visited st. Au-
gustine last week,
George Neal had business taking
him to Palatka on Monday morning.
Miss Sturdy entertained a number
of her lady friends delightfully."- last
Saturday evening at a 500 party.
Mr.. and Mr.. M. F. Pixton were
passengers on the boat to Palatka
last Wednesday.
Miss Abbijean Miller returned last
Saturday from a visit of a month
in Missouri.
Rev. Mr.. Hunt for the past six
weeks pastor Of the Baptist church,
has resigned and gone to anoth"'
field.
The absence of the editor a good
share of the past week has resulted
in his not being able to find the usual
amount of local news. But he ex-
poets to be himself next week.
Mrs. Lyon and Miss Lyon left yes
terday for their home in Crosse lie,
Michigan. They will make stop at
Cincinnati for a week or ten days
enroute. ~
Mrs. Roy P. Perkins arrived on
Monday from her home in Archer
and will spend a week or more with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul c.
Smith.
Mrs. DR.. z. Brantley and little sons
left on Monday for Grandin, where
they will make their future home.
Dr. Brantley followed next day in his
auto.
Mrs. Mary Scott Miller left for
Jacksonville on Monday accompanied
by her mother and aunt, Mrs. Jack
son. who has been her guest for some
weeks. From jacksonville Mrs. Jack
son will go to her home in Alabama.
C. f. Cove who has spent the
past winter with Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.
Sauls, has gone on a trip to south
Florida. Mr.. Cove, it will be remem-
bered bought the lake front grove of
Col. Graham, north of the Hubbard
place.
Mrs. Hammer and Miss Ruth Her
long are in Palatka this week TAX
ing the school examination. Miss
Herlong has been asked by the
trustees to accept a teachers place
in the Crescent City school this
year.
Miss Nettie Holly returned this
week from her first years course in
the Woman's College at Tallahassee,
and where she is credited with making
a fine record in scholarship. Miss
Holly's many friends in Crescent City
will be glad to have her at home again.
John Mathis and his sister, Miss
Annie, left on Monday morning for
st. Augustine, where they were to
take part in the musical program at
the Commencement exercises at the
convent on Tuesday evening. And
this means that there will be some
good music.
Mrs. Frank Buck and Mrs. w. c.
Norton left by the early train on
Thursday morning of last week for
New York. Mrs. Buck will go to her
home in Philadelphia for the summer,
and Mrs. Norton will visit her father
and sister at New Hamburg-on-the-
Hudson, N. Y.
Miss Lottie Gutteridge who has
heen enpa oed in millinery work In
Jacksonville during the past several
months has returned to her home
here for the summer. Miss Myra
Cutteridge who left for the north
some two weeks ago, is now in Ca
NADIA, where she will visit this sum-
mer with relatives.
Rev. A. Taylor, rector of the Epis-
copal church. held his last service for
the summer last SUNDAY and on Mon
dav morning left for New York. He
will snend some weeks at Saratoga
and other points in the Empire State
and then with Mrs. Taylor will leave
for his vacation in England. Mr.. and
Mrs. TAYLOR will return in the fall.
Miss Jessie Burton, who was re
Gently appointed Putnam county agent
for the organization Of Girls Can
ming clubs in connection with the Ag-
ricultural Department, has been busy
with her work during the past three
weeks in other parts of the county,
and is making good progress. she
came home on Saturday for a few
DAYS with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coe D. Smith left this
week for their summer home at
Smithtown Branch, L. l., New York,
where they will spend the summer
time viii DELIGHTFUL automobile rides
about the good roads which abound IN
that country. They expect to return,
early in the fall as usual. Mr.. and
Mrs Smiths numerous friends here
certainly wish them pleasant sum-
mer season.
Ouite a number of automobile Tar-
+;oS left Crescent early on Sunday
for Daytona Beach to spend
The day. In the line leaving here
were we Can't. and Mrs. S. M. iaBree
with the Misses Williams anG MISS
P P1H as guests Mr.. and Mrs: X.
Rorson with the Misses Stone, Cash,
amd Sarah Andersen as guests; ana
nv and Mrs. Beggs. Dr.. H. II. NC
CIo,,an and Mrs. Mcclellan of Dq-
mont, who were here in their auto al