The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-07-17
llNTERLAUHEN.

Mr.. James Davis and Mrs, Henri
eta 0. Munro stole march on their
friends last Saturday, when they
quietly slipped away to Palatka, and
we've their joined in marriage at the
Presbyterian manse, returning nome
Sunday noon. Miss Coburn Of Lake
View, who was in the secret, enter
tanned them at dinner before they
went to take possession Of Home
Haven" Mr.. Davis lovely cottage,
where they are now at home to their
friends. These estimable people have
the hearty congratulations and good
wishes of the entire community, TOT
long life of happiness and prosperl-
ty.
The Lagonda Camp Fire girls were
entertained at Lake View last Thurs
day by their Guardian, assisted by
Mrs. I. H. Winter. After the regu-
lar afternoon meeting of the Camp,
an informal supper was served IN the
dining room. In the evening cor
responding number of young men
were invited, and from the moment
that each young brave went in search
Of Ca lie II d,I 80 whom &c
"smoke the pipe of peace" the fun
was increasing, until at late hour
the "braves" departed for their homes
and the girls remained to spend the
night? On their ceremonial cos
tunes the girls make an exceedingly
picturesque appearance, and this,
their first real folio was greatly en-
ioyed. Each girl has been working
earnestly since the organization OF
the Camp, and many and various are
the "honors" they have won.
Mrs. NJ. A. Baker and Miss Alice
Bradstreet returned Tuesday from
Welaka where they have been visiting
Miss Erma Baker. Miss Erma Wyle
is now guest Of Miss Baker, whose
hospitality she will enjoy for a pc
Iriod of several weeks.
DR.. j. NJ. Jones has been quite Sc
riously indisposed, suffering from an
attack of grippe brought on by eX-
posture, but is now able to be out
Iagain and minister to the SICK.
The Sunshine Society met at Lake
View Tuesday afternoon, with large
attendance. The session was one OF
great interest, gratifying reports OF
work accomplished being presented
, and additions to the Library reported
Acting on authority given them, the
Sunshine Society will take over the
library of the old Library Associa.
ton which has for many years ceased
to exist. These books have been LEFT
uncared for, in the Town Hall-and
many have disappeared, but those
that remain will be catalogue anc
cared for, and placed in circulation
An interesting ten minutes was glVcr
to the discussion of Current Work
! in Temperance" The program hOul
, was devoted to Mark Twain. Mrs
Townsend presented brief but com
preheisive biogre phical sketch, anc
4 Mrs. Winter a character study, botf
of which were listened to with much
pleasure and appreciation.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Ewing leave
Friday of this week, to spend the re
naming summer months with rela
tives and friends in New England.
Watermelons are still going on
from here in carloads lots, iron
neighboring farms, chiefly from thos
of Mr.. Overhultz and Mr.. Grub.
DR.. G. L. Sipprell was bushes
visitor several days last week.
Aaron Carroll, the convicted mur
: derer, who made his escape from hi
guard last February, and has sine
then been hanging around his HON
here, was captured last Satudra
night by Sheriff Kennerly and gu
Marshal, ]. S. Story, assisted by
posse of men, who raided a gamblin
Joint out in the country five mile
from here, and who secured the negr
only after he was fatally wounded
S One of the colored men assisted
the capture was shot and slight
wounded in the melee. Boss Carol
a brother of Aaro nCarroll, starte
4 out to make trouble early Sunda
morning, and was also captured a.
, ter being slightly wounded.