The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-05-01


terman Jernigan and Mrs. Lucy
Chamberlin Hardy visited Jackson
vile on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Her F. Babers went over to Palat--
ka on Monday in his automobile, and
will make tour of the county in the
interests of his candidacy for the leg
iSlature.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Cary left this
week for their home in Massachu-
sets after a long and pleasant sea-
son at their winter home here. Their
return in the fall will be awaited by
many admiring friends,
Mrs. ]. J. Horton who has occupied
her winter home here for severay
months, left for her home in Attic
boro, Mass, on Tuesday of last week,
much to the regret of large circle
of friends.
Miss Linda Payson and her friend,
Miss Young, who have had apart
ments in the Attleboro fiat during the
mast season, departed on Monday for
their home in Attleboro, Mass, much
to their own regret and that OF all
the young people of the place.
A son and heir was born to DR.. and
Mrs. Hardie on Tuesday of last week,
he 21st inst. And there has been, a
modest amount of rejoicing in the
aouse of Hardie The boy will be
he big noise in that house for the
immediate future. The Ioctor?
Wbv he's wearin' a smile that won't
ome off.
Mrs. Audley Eaton gave very
pretty reception to the young ladies
N Wednesday of last week and one
hat has rather set new pace IN
| iaintiness to summer affairs OF this
ljnL Those who attended the re-
,eption speak in the highest terms
If their entertainment and OF the de-
| icious four course luncheon served
I he guests.
DR.. ]. w. Inches left yesterday for
ais home in Detroit, Mich, accompa-
lied by Mrs. William Pipe and little
laughter. Mrs. Pipe will enter: a
hospital for treatment in that city.
Her friends here will be ANXIOUS Out
will pray that she may have nappy
issue out of all her troubles. She
has been a very sick woman for near
w a wear, and for time her life was
despaired of.
The new rectory for the Episcopal
church has been completed and turn
ed over to the church vestry. 1t is a
bungalow and of fine pattern; also
convenient for housekeeping, some
thing that will please g, minister
wife, or any other housewife for thai
matter. The plans were drawn by
Audley Eaton and are a credit to that
Young man. There is also some
credit due the church people for their
enterprise.
Mrs. William Simpson of Miami is
here on a visit to her sister, Mrs
Carrier. Mrs. Simpson came up or
tuesday in an automobile with Mr.
and Mrs. Hazeltine, who,, after
brief stay went on to, Jacksonville
Mrs. Hazeltine is her daughter, best
known here as Miss Mamie Slmp
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson lei,
Crescent City many years ago ane
have been living since IN Mann
where Mr.. Simpson is prosperous
merchant
Leonard Eaton, contractor ane
builder and fine old scout generally
will begin this week the work of con
STRUGGLING the Alfred S. Clay bunga
low on South Prospect street 1.-THE
Fifth Avenue of C. c. and hopes tx
have it completed by midsummer
This is to be very pretty bungalow
and like the Episcopal rectory, is at
ter plans prepared by Audley Eaton
our Young architect. There is going
to be a lot more building here thu
coming fall and winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Payson left las
week for their home at Attleooro
Mass, where Mr.. Payson moved sew
eral wears ago and where he is max
inp a fortune and accommodating
modest supply of gray hairs in tn
automobile garage business. lie say
he "still likes Crescent City, but Y
YOU Attleboro." Someday with al
his accumulation of dollars it is hop
ed he will accumulate the kind o
sense which will move him to return
to Crescent City, a place where Their
is bread enough and to spare, an
where the wind is tempered to TIL
shorn sheep.
The Western Union Telegraph &c
| has a system of furnishing the cor
rect time to the people OF tow
through self-winding clocks whlc
are absolutely reliable. They piiac
these clocks in a conspicuous plac
in a town and guarantee them t
show the correct tine at any hour o
thei dav or night The company ha
written the local agent, Jas. Padget'
.Jr.. that one would be placed her
proyided the annual cost, which !
, nominal, is subscribed by citizens. l
might be a good idea to get one an
have it set up in the-bank, for IN
, stance. or some other place where
could be seen at all times.
Mrs. Park Trammell, wife of Flol
ida's young and popular governor
+ arrived in the city last Tuesday t
! spend a few days at the home of he
4 father, Mr.. Thos C. Darby. Mr.
Trammell will likely remain here III
iii the opening of the Confederate re
: union in Jacksonville, which she WI
n attend with Governor Trammell an
!. fake leading part in the social tes
: lures of the great occasion M
Trammell is a most charming lad
:. and has visited Crescent City brietl
on several former occasions. At TIL
= time it is not known what if any Sc
f cial entertainments have been a.
!, ranged by the people of Crescent Gil