The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-11
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

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Il; Will Stanton of Palatka spent ii
: weekend here with friends.
Capt. John D. Pigue spent the ear
part of the week in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Paul C. Smith has been Wis
ting her daughter az archer d1rin
the past several days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hammer returne
last week from a visit to their oil
home in South Carolina.
| Mrs. A. W. Seaton is stopping fc
a time at the Hotel Gramatan, Law
renee Park, Bronxville, N Y.
> Miss Jessie Burton spent a coupl
= days in town last week, returning OF
: Saturday to Summer Haven.
\ R. 0. Burton and his two younge
4 daughters, the Misses Grace anc
II Dorothy, visited Palatka on Monday.
w. B. Maull is now in Jacksonville
4 having recently left Waynesville, N
c., where he has been spending the
summer.
The Mathis Mercantile Co. has
4 been unpacking over $4,000 worth OF
new goods which have arrived during
the past week.
Merchant Sauls, who has the old
Chamberlin stand, is rapidly filling
up his store with new goods and soon
! expects to have full line of general
merchandise
The launch Varuna took a large
party of young people, together with
the baseball players, down to Palat-
ka last Friday to see the game with
Green Coye Springs.
Mcintosh Morrow who has been
spending a vacation Of some three
weeks among his friends and relatives
rnere, expects to leave next week to
; resume work in Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Borson expected to
leave Hendersonville, N. c., in their
touring car Monday and go to Sa-
vannah, where they will spend a
week. They expect to get home
about the Goth inst,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Tillinghast and |
Miss Tillinghast are enjoying them
selves IN the Green Mountain coun- |
try and report themselves well. They !
were for time at Milton, VT, and |
on the shore Of Lake Champlain,
E. V. Lundberg, who has been
spending some ten days here visiting
cid friends, expected to leave this
week for South Florida where he has
grove interests. Mr.. Lundberg has
decided to sell his Crescent City home.
Allen Perry secured the contract
for building the new Pursell residence
at Central avenue and Main street,
and the frame work was up on Sat
urday. There will be some delay ow-
ing to slowness in getting lumber on
the ground.
George Miller left Monday to enter
the Georgia Military Academy for
his fourth and last year. That he
will be elected to commissioned I
officers place is quite probable.
George has the record to secure him
this much coveted honor.
Eddie Sackett left for Jacksonville !
asst Monday, at which place, unless {
ne found a lob in civil life to his lil;
ny. he proposed to enlist in the Unit
ID States Navy He went from y
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d last week from UP Pb;,o o joI SONS b
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The Crescent City Federals defeat
1 the fast Saint Johns Park team g
Y the score Of 10 to =. The FEEDER il
Is were organized late IN the season II
nd have played total OF elgn.
ames, winning them all. They Will
Io4"pay pay wa ,nS and Kir9rd nifrh- p
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Raymond Cowart announced last
eek that he would soon reopen the
d Cowart market on lower Central
venue and supply meats to people
this place. Chas. CoWart, our I,
d time butcher is 10 manage the ~
Nv market. Mr. Tucker who re e'
'ntly leased this place for market i"
Irposes withdrew from The. pact be- y
re he had invested any OF his real a
Oney. G.