The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-08-28
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL


just Tor a vacation ana possibly 10 III
vest some of his money.
Mcintosh Morrow Of Jacksonville
has Ueen spending week or more
AZ his old nome here and appears t.
like it.
Mir. and Mrs. M. +. PiXton spent q
couple Gays IN Jacksonville last Week
where they were consulting a SPECIAL
ISL Tor Mrs. PlXton's eyes.
Miss Grill Burton returned las;
I'rluay evening from Selma, Alabama
where sne mas Deen 1or several months
taking a business college course. AL
are grad 10 see her back.
Looks natural and nice to see Hen
nv Sanders back on the nome streets
lie doesn't know just how long he
will be with US, but We can stand l!
Just as long as ne can.
DR.. Beggs has moved FROM the
King house to the two-story residence
of MIR. and Mrs. w. D. Benham on
South Prospect street. The change
was made last week.
The King house opposite Grove
Hall has been placed IN the names OF
Reed & Smith for sale. This Is a
good home for some one. The price
asked is saiu 10 be $500.
J. W. Tucker of Pomona, whom II
was announced last week had leasao
the old Cowart market and would &c
into the meat business here, has d7
cided not to do so.
Mitchell Newbold has engaged IN
the retail meat business on central
avenue in the store recently vacated
bv Lawler. He will likely do good
business.
Jas. Padgett Jr., has moved his
telegraph office into the store room
down stairs in the same building ano
has petitioned off neat of1lce IN the
corner front.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore will have
charge of the Telephone Exchange
and will occupy all OF the upper fooi
of the building as home, SO as 10
De there day and night.
Mrs. DR.. G. C. Hardie returned on
W ednesday from visit OF several
weeks with her parents at Hahlra
Ga. DR.. Hardie went to Jacksonville
to meet her.
Ell. Mathis has returned from his
annual buying trip to New York aho
baltimore. He saw some of the co'in'
lly. too, and is back feeling better tol
the trip.
The steamer Crescent is on the
wavs this week in Jacksonville, out
Mrs. Miller states that it is likely thai
ali repairs will have been COMPLETED
in time for the steamer to make lts
regular trip up tomorrow.
d. N. Gautier came down from his
nome in Georgia last Friday with the
nodv of his sister-in-law Miss Flor.
ence Adkins, and expected to remain
acre through a good share OF the
uresent week. He says he would en-
Nv living in Crescent City again.
The Misses Myrtle and Ruth Hell
long. who for the past two or tnrct
weeks have been visiting in Soutf
Carolina. will probably leave tina
state this week for Hendersonvlile, N
c., where they will spend Sevela
weeks in recreation.
C. d. Secly, an old time resident Of
Crescent City and who has not beer
heard from in many years, is PRAGUE
/ ng as an eye specialist IN lltzgefalu
Ca. DR.. Seely ought to be good ey'
doctor. He always had an eye 2c'
the beautiful.
D. j. Carroll, a brother of Mrs. M
F. Pixton, who has been here on WIS
it for a week or two, took the place O.
T, C. Darby Jr., in his fathers stoT'
last week while Mr.. Darby was on
short vacation. Mr.. Carroll expect
to remain here for several weeks.
J. E. Bartlett is one of the prim
movers in the work of getting tn
Florida Citrus Exchange establishe
here. 1t seems to be the general i'm
preston that it will be good thlnl
for the small grower if this can be CT
fected, and as it now looks the pros
poets are good. Fully 10000 boNe
have already been pledged.
! Mr.. Lake who moved h9re frol
Kentucky last winter and who has bui
an attractive home over on Tne ives
side of Lake Stella, near the Bartlett
i place, is true Kentucky gentleman
He will call it "My old kentuck
{ Home" and will have real Kentuch
] welcome to all callers, especially tnos
d who come from the state IF th)rougl
=, b ed horses and beautiful woInen al
hCurj on. This is one of he pfLtlG
o. suburban localities.
e Miss Florence Gautier has returnt
+ from her home in Georgia and for Il
present is stopping with her aur
g Mrs. C. L. Chamberlin. Miss Gautie
. who is the second daughter of Mr.. al
: Mrs. D. N. Gautier, was born and Ii
u ed in Crescent City through her chill
Z hood years. She has been promised
l. school in the county and will rema
here until the examinations early ne
2 month. Miss Gautier taught for ii
p years in Georgia.
l. Miss Florence Adkins for ma
I'd wears of her earlier life resident
n this city, died at the home of her S
ter, Mrs. D. N. Gautier, in Georg
,e at an early hour last Thursday mol
tc ing, the goth inst. Her body W
IN Jrought here for interment and arr
u ed on Friday. The funeral serv
u was held at the Presbyterian chul
H. and was conducted by Rev. |. S. H,
Ell dirk of the Methodist church. l
he interment was in Eden cemete
V. Miss Adkins was niece of the i
a. DR.. Harrison one of the pioneer S
IS. tiers of Crescent City, and until
death was a member of his househC
he She inherited the doctors old hol
ns the house now occupied by Mr..
eu Mrs. Gutteridge, which she has 81
ID maintained. Miss Adkins was
er' faithful member of the Presbyter
ire church and during her life time
I'VE in all church work. Since