The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-23

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL


store is nearly ready for occupancy.
Deputy Sheriff Hunter took negro
to Palatka on Monday charged with
breaking and entering.
Miss Florence Cash left yesterday
for Boston after months visit with
her parents.
Miss Alice Hutchinson spent the
weekend with her aunts, the Misses
Williams.
w. F. Glynn is making prepara-
tons to ship quantity of grapefruit,
the coming week.
Miss Louise Gowen has returned
from Maine, where she has been
spending the summer.
Artist R. E. Neck of Palatka was
here on Tuesday taking some views
for the Forthcoming industrial edition
of the Palatka News.
Mrs. Capt John D. Pigue spent last
week on a trip with Capt. Pigue over
the East Coast Canal on the Steamer
Swan.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church expects to hold a
lawn. social on the manse grounds
before very long.
Chester Norton made trip to Pa
latka in his automobile Monday, hav-
ing as passengers, Misses Alice
Hutchinson, Florence Cash and Helen
Norton and Mr.. John Reynolds.
Miss Abbiiean Miller returned last
week from a visit of several weeks
at Monteagle, Tenn, at which place
she was at one time student In
Paramount young ladies college.
The C. P. Hale residence grounds
are attracting considerable attention
and much favorable comment these
DAYS, since Mr.. Hale had them beau
titled.
1t has been reported that 173 cars
of grapefruit left Florida for the
northern markets last week. The
Crutchfield Voolfolk Co. Of this
place sent the three, while other
points contributed the odd ITO.
The Woman's Exchange in connec-
ton with the V. |. A. was opened on
Saturday with a good showing of ar
ticles on sale. Refreshments are
served during the afternoons OF the
exchange.
B. F. Pursell has leased the Knight
building at the west end OF Central
avenue and is making some repairs
He expects to open up a restaurant
in a short time. Phillip Herlong's
pressing club will have good quarters
in the same building.
Prof. Youthers, entomologist with
the Department of Agriculture at
Washington and detailed for work in
J FLORIDA, spent several days here last
week and visited many of the larger
groves for the purpose OF making eE-
periments.
DIR, Leroy W. Denham has leased
the residence of Mrs. King-Scheuers
at the corner of Prospect and "
nress avenue and will occupy the
same soon after the first of the com
mo month, DR.. Denham will have
his dental office at his residence. In
the meantime some extensive altera-
tions are being made.
Mrs, w. NJ. Miller and little son left
Ia st week for a visit to relatives in
0nincv, III. They will be gone some
FOO or three weeks and on their re-
furn will be accompanied by Mrs. NIL
ie,,s mother, Mrs. c. P. Cook, who
will spend the winter here as usual.
N.Y. an anu r, ,idS. and SATURDAY. in Pa
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Miss Helen Norton entertained on
Tbmrsdov afternoon last in honor of
Nrs G b. Hunter and her sister,
Mis- Florence Cash Five Hundred
was the pame of the afternoon, and
Jeiicions refreshments were served.
Mrs c H. Cash entertained in be-
half of the same honorees on Tues
dav, The guests on both occasions
were confined to the young matrons
and voung ladies of the place.
-
Miss Harriet Fogel, very popular
snent the winter here some two wears
Iago. is now living in Nashville, Tenn.
!, MIR. and Mrs. Eaton Cliff, who have
been spending the summer at EX-
mouth, England, left there a few DAYS
ago and are now at their home in
Pautucket. R. |. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
expect to leave Pautucket about the
18th of Nov. for their winter home
here. Their little daughter will re-
main in England for school.
The ladies OF the V. l, A, at the
recent annual meeting, adopted a
resolution asking the, secretary tc
convey to Inc PalatKa News inc
in this department helpful to its worj
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