The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-05-08
d. Personal and Social. I.

eSCS ana visiting lrleLuS.
Mrs. L. L. Tyler of Riverview, Fla,
was the guest last week of DR.. and
Mrs. z. Brantley. Mrs. Tyler is the
sister of Mrs. Brantley.
Charlie Gutteridge left on Monday
for jacksonville where he has secured
employment in his line of electrical
work.
John Mccormick came down from
New York and spent last week mere
looking after his grove and packing
house interests.
Rudolph Kinard who is now travel
ing for a Jacksonville candy house,
was here over Sunday and reports
growing trade.
Candidate for Congress, Joe Sears
of Kissimmee, was here last week
calling on the people and making
good impression.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Springer have
been having visit with their son, a
student in the State University in
Gainesville.
Noel Nihaul is now managing the
band pressing lcub in the LoundS3
building, and the club is doing a good
business. He is also the new leadsf
Of the band.
Her F. Babers made his first snip
ment of peaches last Saturday. ny
the end of the present week he Will
be sending them forward in quanu-
ties.
The Ladies of the Episcopal
church will give a Victrola concert IN
the new rectory on Monday evening,
Nav 1lth, at 8 o'clock. A silver OIL
ering is to be taken at the door.
The ladies of the V. l. "A. have de-
cided not to build a new hall TINS
wear. The subject was threshed OUT
at a recent meeting of the assoclatlon
and q large majority decided against
building this year.
Miss Elma Hornsby, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hornsby Of Fruit
land. and young lady frequently
visitor here, left on Monday for Geor,
gia. where she will spend a large par,
of the summer visiting relatives ane
friends.
Mark Booth, a descendant of one Of
the original settlers of Crescent CltA
snd who was born here during tn
war. has been visitor in town tins
week. Mr.. Booths father owned
large plantation here in antl-bellun
days and many slaves.
Reports from R. c. Williams WIN
is at Hot Springs, Arkansas, are U
the effect that he is rapidly regain
ling his health and has increaesd M
weight by many pounds. Mrs. WI
liams is in New York on a WISH u
her son.
Mrs. Capt. Sturdy and son, Mr.. i
lP Sturdy of Charley, Mass, Wh
have been here some months, lei
This week for their northern home
Capt. Sturdy and his daughter expec
to remain in Crescent City most
the sumemr.
DR.. and Mrs. z. Brantley and thel
two interesting little boys went owe
to their old home in Grandln on fr
dav of last week and spent coupl
DAYS with relatives and friends. wit
them on the trip was Mrs. Brantley
sister, Mrs. Tyler of Hlllsboroug
county. They made the trip IN u
Brantley's automobile.
Mrs. Park Trammell, wife of tlcl
ida popular governor, who has nee
snen.lir1 a week here on a visit to Il
home of her father, Mr.. I. Z. DarD
ST., left on Tuesday for Jacksonvll,,
| where she is to remain through u
| Conf e0erate Reunion, and where 10
| Trammell was on the program II
one of the principle addresses.
Mr.. Burr, one of the organizers
the Florida Citrus Exchange, has bee
spending some days in town and U,
ing to organize branch OF the 4;
change here. A large number of II
small growers have long been favo
ablv inclined toward the EXchang
and it is thought that if a packir
house can be secured that bran'
= will be formed here.
Crescent City ladies of the Order
Ecstern Star will have a lawn socl
g and ice cream and cake sale to-nlg
e # the home of Mr.. and Mrs. X. Be
It son. Everyone in the town in ear
n oslly invited to attend and enjoy t
/, evenings pleasure. The ice "rea
!. vii be of the very best make and t
q cake ditto. Don't forget this ente
IT tainment.
S. The pulpit of the Methodist chur
S. np,yt Sunday, both morning and eve
N inc will be occupied by Rev. II.
e. Springer. Mr.. Springer is a LOO
,e preacher of the Methodist EplscoI
church in Pitman, New Jersey, W
has this year built a pretty W'nl
home here and who with Mrs. Spr,
ucr expects to make Crescent u
IS his permanent winter home. He
81 nopular with all our people and as
n. family expect to leave for New Jers
next week and this will be his |;
Sunday here it is probable that !
church attendance will be large. \
Springer is a practical, gospel prea.'
or and one whom the people dehs
4 t. hear.
u The Methodist people of Cresc'
CITY gave the first Of series
OF monthly Sunday night concerts at
10 church last Sunday evening and tn
II, was a crowded house. The music G.
q sisted of the following program,
Il, cry number on which was mus
nd gem: Chorus. by the choir; duet,
Nh am Happy in Him." Miss Ruth ID
IL long and Mr. C. E. Gutteridge; 81
a "Open the Gates of the Temple"
er Mrs. Park Trammell; solo, 81 know
Oh Lovely Garden" Miss Jones; solo,
GU William Pipe; violin solo, Mr.. A.
I. I.nl1nds: solo. "The Coming of