The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-04-10
i. Personal and Social. i.
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Mrs. R. C. Williams entertained
in most delightful manner at cards
one day last week.
Capt. w. A. Sturdy left on Satur-
day on a short business trip to MS
old home in Charley, Mass.
J.J. McGrady was among the Mon
day visitors to Palatka, where ne had
business. .~---.
Col. G. T. Graham spent large
mart of last week at Lexington, 5. e.,
where he was called on law business.
He was expected home on Monday.
Mrs. Carter of New York who has
been on a visit of some two weeks at
the home of her mother, Mrs. j. L.
Maull, left this week for home.
The Methodist people, some 40 or
more strong, INDUCED IN launch
ride to st. Johns Park last Saturday
morning, going and returning on the
launch st. Johns.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will hold an Eas-
ter Apron and Food Sale at the Chap
ell on Saturday, the 18th inst, at q
| o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Cary enter
tanned some 40 of their lady and gen.
tlemen friends on launch ride ano
picnic to St. Johns Park on Tuesday
afternoon of last week. The party
went on Capt Miller's launch the 81
Johns.
A pleasant party consisting Of Mr.
and Mrs. Keller, and the Misses
| Young, Stone, and Payson spent seV
eral DAYS last week on trip up. the
Ocklawaha river to Silver Springs
The trip was made with Jas. E. Har
per and on his launch.
1 Messrs. Harry Bryan and L. }
lies, young men of Davenport, iowa
who have been touring Cuba and ia
maica. and seeing the Panama canal
arrived last week for short visit a
fine home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. 5. Oar
ling. Mr.. lies will remain some days
Mrs. J. C. Grimsley entertained de
lightfully on a launch party to- IN
"A Grimsley grove on the east side OF tn
n lake last Saturday, and where tn
guests were all given fish fry. In
party was we'll attended and wa
complimentary TO Rev. and Mrs. D. Il
Hunsberger.
Capt. and Mrs. Geo. H. Herrick eH
pect to leave for their home IN Al
tleboro, Mass, tomorrow. Ihey nav
been spending the winter at dfoV
Hall, and to US they have been comm
for many years or until tne
seem more part of US than winte
visitors. Their going is always
source of general regret.
Capt. J. W. Basford, the old vete'
an soldier of two wars who reside
| on the Prior place at Lake Como, We
] in town on a visit last Monday ar
twas greeted by many of his o
: friends. Capt. Basford was IN the
S. artillery service in the early oo
= and saw four years of ardu6us Sc
vice as a confederate soldier. he
now in his 8Oth year and still active
E. L. Bevins has purchased the fiji
" trucking and grove property sou
of town and best known as the Bet
ell place. For some time the pro
j.. erty has been in the hands of M
Hoerschelman, now living in Jackso
vile. and has been neglected. M
: Bevins win at least cure it'oI negle'
1t is a valuable piece of property.
| Phillips pavillian theater, a she
under tent, gave an exhibition la
| Monday night. The tent was on t
LaBree tut at the corner "ot Cent?
avenue and Summit street and t
flights with the band and the cowbo
| attracted quite a crowd. "Still BIZ
| was the play, intermixed with a
| tie blood, thunder and blank cartrid
es. No l4arm done.
II Please take notice that the. Gre
| cent City Tennis Club entertaining
/ is changed from Tuesday to Monds
| April 18th Lively vaudeville, II
- music, and an interesting play. Dan
= afterwards. Everybody come a
help build the new tennis court. nc
. cts soc. Whole house reserved. nc
cts on sale Saturday next at Z.
Prestons' store.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Pratt left
Monday for Savannah, Ga, whe
they will visit with their daught;
Mrs. Porter Pierpont, some time
fore continuing their journey to tn
:" summer home in Milton, Vt. Both h