The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-07-31
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
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Mrs. Roland Woodward of Jack |
vile arrived last week to be the
guest for some time of her daughter,
Mrs. E. T. Clark.
Walter Sykes is remodeling the
school building inside according to
plans recently agreed upon by the
local trustees.
Mrs. Seaton and Mr. Geo. w. Sea-
ton, also Mr.. W. F. Glynn, are among
the Crescent City people stopping Tor
a season at Rogers Cove, North lies
boro, Maine.
Mrs. Thos. Some and daughter,
Miss Hilda Some, of New York, ar
rived here on Saturday to be the
guests for a time OF DR.. and MRS.
Beggs. These ladies are the mother
and sister, respectively, Of Mrs. Beggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Darling and
Miss Josephine Darling, of this Guy
have a cottage at North Ilesboro, Me,
and sxe next door negsbnrs Of MF.
and Mrs. q. S. Gowen, also Oh VhiS
city.
Mr. and Mrs. S. o. Hammer left on
Nondav for a months stay in South
carolina with relatives and ola
friends. They went direct to spar
tanhurg. where they will spend the
6rst two weeks of their vacation
The Misses Florence and Josie
Gantier, daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
" NJ EontieT Of Georgia, and former
residents of Crescent City, are acre
70 snend some weeks visiting their
relatives and friends.
NJ p. Pixton, cashier of the BANK
Of Crescent City, reports that III
Unita Of the dull season, business is
5 IpiC No well at the bank, and the
outlook for the coming fall ana Will
for indicates a prosperous season.
Can't and Mrs. S. M. LaBree mo-
4orod 70 Jacksonville last week where
tbav snent two or three days: Ihey
Laj az Guests on their trip MISS beS-
n u"u 4 Williams and Mr.. c. II. Pres
ton.
Lawler, the Central avenue meat
dealer. was robbed Of some Soo IN
reaj money last Sunday while nego-
latino about in the Whitevllle as
trict Marshall Hunter who went al.
tar the lost lucre, failed to IND H. IL
veams that Lawler had business IN
Wh;teville-at least he boards there'
+ A Hurlbut expects to leave next
week for New London, Conn. whe mere
Mrs Hurlbut has been staying lor
sarne two months. Mrs. Hurlbut eN-
acted to return to Crescent City, TINS
Month. hut has changed her nina anu
viii probably not return until octo-
he1.
Rev Vim. (Wyllie, archdeacon and
rector of st. Marks church, Paiatka
viii hold services at. the Eplscopa,
church of the Holy Comforter mex
sunday morning, August 2nd;; Arch,
deacon Wyllie is an able preacher ans am.
should have a large congregation oS
to hear him.
Mrs. Fred .Pixton with her two 1T
tie sons, Willie and Clark, arT n &
las, week from their home IN Dau,
CT. to spend couple weeks Wlu
NJ and Mrs. M. f. Pixtan MRS
Pixton is the wife Of Rev. Fred FIX
tnn for the PAST four years paste
~ of"' the First Methodist Episcopa
rh1lch, South, in Dade City.
Hon. WILDER ]. Webb who, wit
Mrs, Webb, spent last winter mere q q
the ,uests of Mr.. and Mrs. &. "A. gov
an died ON the 25th inst. at llespGr'
Maine Mr.. Webb has been sun n
from heart trouble for some time n I,
will he remembered by most Peopi
hara Mr.. Webb was former res.
; dent of Palatka, of which city ne Wa
y ,navor some rs or more years ago
Miss Anna Jennings of Miami VII
! has been here on two weeks : WIS
nc her cousin, Mrs. Victor smile.
Seft on Monday for her home. Mis
jennings is a most attractive your
iadv Who holds responsible p@slu4!o
In 1ne of Miami's leading eommferc,, u
houses and was enjoying two Week
VIZ cation, which she elected to Rpei
| here.
ou4re large party of young PgeoP,
gathered on the lawn OF MT. Z.
| Hatbis' home last Saturday, atternoS
| and erioved a delightful play. az u
| Guests of Miss Louise Mathis, WI
| was celebrating her 9th blrtnday al
,vrantea help. Refreshments we
%roatlv enioyed. Later in the ds
60 NJ LaBree piled the b
I G"Psh Of youngsters into his big Ca
;yInc touring car and gave them I'll
in the country
Crescent City stands 70 rose e.
frSt citizen. Col. G. T. Graham, ma
~ ~ IF the town for the past four yea
CoI Graham is a farmer here'
hock in South Carolina where ne car al,
Sron he was noted as lawyer n
bonna was in the town OF LeXlngtC
" where he was so occupleI VIZ
practice of his profession tnat ne ne
or Iected his health, and as a iesui ~
came to Florida to recoup ~. ine
N. he has made the same brilliant 81
he ness sc farmer that ne MADE
H. Sontb Carolina as a lawyer. But
es bSS recouped his health and now 1ht
r+ ;S =. "back to the law office pug III
:, hro;n It's been working on II
81 ooma time, with the result that une
D DroSenre of friends he has decldea!
gu 49, law Office in st. Augustl
he He has fixed on August lotn as =
date for opening his st, Anga t T
he o C,fius This doesn't mean t G;a :
Graham will quit Crescent Cn!y a
mt, tireiy; he won't. But it means in u
"A i M practice he will t take Mrs. Psn q
~ ham, Miss Mary, ana MaS bSI tbe !
ND s Sorrv. and everyone will be dis,
noipied to lose the Colonel, =
ote potu uo one can blame him. He die
lst Yeti eC 10 . go GOOD lawyer to make a p
es fppnn not any; Col. Graham n \
MS b 10, rl.e made an eminent name for h