The Palatka news and advertiser., 1914-07-10

]. P. Cowburn left on Sunday for
trip to his old home in England,
where his daughter has been attend
ing school. He expects to be absent
some two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Weeks are now
at their summer cottage at Frank
fort, on the northern shore of Lake
Michigan. They left Galesburg, Hi
nois last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Borson left in their
touring car yesterday for Savannah,
W here after weeks visit a. Mrs
Borson's old home, they will continue
on in their car to the mountains Of
North Carolina.
E. T. Clark has finally purchased
the old Deaton home facing the lake
and the family moved in last week.
Mr.. Clark viii improve the place,
which has the making of very at
tractive home.
W F. Glyrn carried an auto party
10 Palatka on Friday to witness the
Jax- -Palatka ball game. In the party
were, Mrs. B. F. Tillinghast. Miss
Tillinghast, and Messrs. E. H. Will
liams and Geo. W. Seaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Borson drove over
to Palatka in their auto last Friday
to witness the Jax-Palatka ball game
having as guests. Mrs. W. A. Russell
and the Misses Stone and Ruth Her
long.
Chester Norton carried large au-
to party to Palatka on Friday to wit
ness the ball game, Mr.. and Mrs. Jer-
nigan, the Misses Grace Cash and
Josephine Darling. and Messrs. Cliff
ford Hunter and Clarence Babers.
Mrs. L. A. Hurlbut has returned to
her summer cottage, New London
Conn, after a visit of a week or more
in Boston and Brooklyne, Mass, Mrs
Hurlbut expects to return to Crescent
City about the last week in July.
Laurie Maull has been appointed
sporting reporter for the Crescent
CITY department of the News. His
baseball "doue" will be read with in
terest even by the most unctious
church members.
Mrs. David Dawes returned or
Tuesday evening from two weeks
visit in st. Augustine, and where she
was an interested spectator at the
conservation ceremonies of the new
bishop of st. Augustine, Rt. Rev. M
/ j. Curey, D. T., at the cathedral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorge H. Herrick oi
Atele5oro, Mass, prominent among
the winter guests at Grove Hall fol
many years, have been spending the
past several weeks in the mountains
of Vermont and having a pleasant
time, of course.
Miss MoIlie Icenhour of Jackson
Vile, who has been the guest of hel
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs: M, ii
Read for the past two weeks, ha'
POSTPONED her proposed trip to New
| York where she expected to spend the
summer. She will remain in Cres
cent City some time.
Friends in this city last week re
cceived cards announcing the marriage
l,5f Mrs. Susie D. Ritch and Mr.. Har
nv Denton of Brooklyn in that city
Mrs. Ritch is pleasantly remembers
here by large circle of friends. Sht
lived here for many years, and IS tn
eldest daughter of the late Davlt
CARL, long a prominent orange grow
er whose grove was that now owned
by Mr.. Thos. lies,
MIR. and Mrs. T. S. Darling ans
Miss Josephine Darling expect t.
ieayp tomorrow for Jacksonville
frorri which point they will sail tht
following day for Maine, where the!
viii spend the balance of the heate'
term. From Maine they Will go Ia
fer in the season to Vermont, thei
rossibEy to the west. Their arrange
ments for next winter have not oeel
niade, but it is likely all Will return
to Crescent City.
W. F. GIynn and Geo. W. Seato'
left this week for New York an'
New England. They drove in thel
ears to Jacksonville, where with thel
cars thew took passage on the Com
uanche of the Clyde Line for New
Yrrk. Mr.. Glynn will visit a shor
tive in New England and then drlv'
HIS car to Saginaw, Michigan, wher'
he will visit a time with his brother
Miss Edith wotley of Baxley, Ga'
is the attractive guest OF Miss Nelh
Grinsley.
From the DeLand Record Of the 81
inst. we learn Of the marriage Q
Henry :. Driggers Of this place ant
Miss Clara E. Clifton, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. z. Clifton 0
Spring Garden, Fla. The weddin'
occurred on June 23d at the home 0
the brides parents. The happ;
couple left the same day for Ashe
Vile, N. c., on their honeymoon triT
Messrs. E. H. Williams and D. I
Shiyer as members of the local com
mittee to repair the highway to tn
junction, attended the meeting OF tn
county commissioners on Tuesday
where they impressed that body. wit
the necessity of immediate repairs 7
this road. They promised local al
to the extent Of $500 and the com
missioners after argument passed
resolution appropriating 81 600 70
the work, $500 payable in March an
$500 in April, 1915. On the strengt
of this appropriation the local com
. ~. ILL o,o obaad and make tn