The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-19

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
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terrain church last Sunday night.
Cashier M. F. Pixton has been on
the sick list, but is improving.
Mrs. R. F. Adams of Palatka is visi-
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Harp.
The street committee of the council
is patching up some of the holes in
the shell paved streets.
Torrey's planning mill is running
again, though the recently destroyed
saw mill is yet to be rebuilt.
Miss Ruth Herlong and Miss Car
olyn Stone returned on Saturday from
weeks visit to Miccanopy.
Major and Mrs. ]. L. Burton expect
to go to their cottage on Summer liza
ven beach in week or two.
E. H. Williams as president of the
CITY council will be acting mayor dur
ing the absence of Mapor Graham.
Mrs. S. H. Wilson has been initiated
into the Order of the Eastern Star,
local lodge in which there is grow
ing interest.
W. F. Glynn began shipping his
Valancia oranges this week, q variety
Of which he has some 400 CT go
boxes.
John Springer, recently graduated
from the Agricultural department OF
the State University, arrived last
week for stay of few days.
Last week large party of young
people went down to "Lisnaro, the
home of Geo. w. Seaton, and had a
chicken fry. They went on the Cash
launch.
George Miller and Jim Bean left on
Monday for Jacksonville, from when
place they will go by motor boat
through the canal to Summer Haven
for prolonged stay.
The young ladies of the place meet
daily at an afternoon sewing circle
and seem to be having good times
though they have not been charged
with sewing for the heather.
Kirk M. White spent the large par'
Of last week in Jacksonville. He ex'
pected to return home this week IN E
new Metz roadster, in which he vii
take trip to Illinois and Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Hale are nov
settled at POI Broadway, Denver, Col
orado, and postal card from Mr.. Hall
states that he is just getting down I,
business, that it is pleny cool enough
and that all are reasonably well.
The mercury on Saturday last stoo'
at 81 degrees from la. m. to $50
i'm. On Sunday between those hour
if was 90. The churches were not re
CURED to display the standing Roof
ONLY" sign, on the latter day.
Col. &. E. Graham and family lei
on Monday for their summer cottag
at Summer Haven beach. Col; Nfa
ham expects to return in a day Q
two and wind up his business and tarl
affairs before returning to the beac
for his prolonged stay.
The V. I. A. is going to sell IL
cream and cake and other dalntles
the Fourth of July at the hall. 81
there will be no general celebratlo
of the day. Just little noise
night and possibly a horse race q
the Seville road.
| Roland Woodward Jr., of jackson
Vile, a brother of Mrs. Tom. Clan
of this place. and himself well-remer
bered in Crescent City, recently We
his Bachelor of Science degree at II
Massachusetts, Institute of Technol
J gy.
There is an epidemic of whoopl'
cough among the children of the tow
Two weeks ago it was chicken pc
, Poor little children, you think you a
having your share of troubles 3
wait till you grow up and have Oh
dren of your own whoopin' and
whinin'; then you'll know what trout
is.
Mrs. Frank Gautier has return
: from a visit to her father and moth
in Leesburg. During her absence $
was eected president of the Village !!
provement Association to succeed NJ
A. E. Torrey, who declined a re-el'
ton. Mrs. Gautier will not be insta
\. ed until the October meeting OF |
" association.
r Miss Mary Frierson is to leave t
70 week for Pomona, where on luesd
Ia next in the Congregational chul
IL she will be united in marriage to \
n Noel Nihoul of this place. DUR
or Ethe mast week Miss Frierson has be
ne entertained at several showers gl y
e. in her honor by Mrs. W; H. Full
Mrs. Mack Hardy and Miss BeeS5
OF E. Neal. After their marriage IL
nd will reside in the Andersen Gotta
Id Mr., Nihoul is the band master and
charge of the pressing club,
- One day last week Deputy She
Hunter picked up a white tramp,
ny hobo at the Huntington station. -.
III man answered the description OF
n: =: ESCAPED convict wanted at the Vol
III county camps and thither he was
re- re- en- that night. But it was a mista
I'm he didn't quite answer the descript
ier He had two teeth out and the csc
", ol ed convict had perfect teeth.
ID convict also had a mashed finger,
he suspect was finger whole, Ct
- wise he was a good double. Inc
was brought back and turned Il
the with a small purse made up for
los bv those who expected to share. in
irst reward offered for the convlcts
,ew ture. He left own on the next u
Az riding the iron in true hobo style
'ess The outlook for the orange Gro
this section is said to be good. NJ
#. Williams who probably keeps
close tab on the prospects as any
Tor. in the place, said: "The crop Pro:sI
, .p at present are good; my crop is in
the condition and so also is that Of
this Mccormick, Mr.. Hale, Mr.; Glynn
lurt ,l,o,. &c o+herS of the prin