The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-03-06

the reason that she mas HCCle use IoI
the horse now. The horse is seven
years old and will be sold cheap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W. Glynn of
Saginaw, Mich, who have been guests
at Grove Hall for several weeks, ex-
pect to leave for home to-day They
will be greatly missed by large cir
Gle of warm friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Hubbard
of Casanova, N. Y, owners OF OAK
wood and it's big grove, who have
been spending several weeks here, eX-
pect to leave in day or two for their
northern home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lindsay and
daughter, Miss Madge Lindsay, OF
Utica, N. Y, who are spending. the
winter at Sorrento, motored up from
that place last week and spent. Sat
urday and Sunday as guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Springer.
Rev. Gilbert E. Farr of the Baptist
church may go to Daytona as pas
tor of the Baptist church in that city.
He has been invited to preach before
the congregation with view to a
call. Mr.. Farr has served the church
here several months and has put new
life into the congregation.
The Annual Meeting of the V. l. A.
will be held at the hall on Monday
afternoon next at o'clock. AT this
meeting the reports Of the years
work will be read and the annual cleo
ton of officers will take place. The
executive board will meet at 2:3O the
same afternoon. A full attendance
of members is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Sample of Alba.
ny, N. Y, spent several days here
last week, guests at Grove Hall
Mr.. Sample is son of the late w. II
Sample of Albany who spent so many
winters here and who was so popular
with all our people. They left OF
Friday for Savannah, Ga, where Mrs
Samples parents reside.
The Baptists people will now b.
called to meeting by the. ringing O
| their own bell, the same having beef
hung in the tower last week. Th
bell was donated by Mr.. A. P. De
Wolf, and it is understood formerl.
did service for the Baptist church a
Lake Como, now gone into innocu
Gus desuetude.
/ Crescent City's grand old man, MI
! M. H. White, will celebrate his 93
birthday on Saturday the 14th inst
Mr.. White has resided in Crescen
!. CITY some "a years and has done hi
full part in the development of tn
place. He is hale and hearty at thu
advanced age, being strong and vlgo
Iy rous mentally and physically. He
i. seen daily on the streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry of New Yorl
who for a week or more were Tn
a. guests of their cousins, the Mlsse
- Williams, left this week for a tou
through Florida. The Misses Wi
liams entertained at reception 10
them on Wednesday of last week.
had been planned to go on plcnl
m Haw Creek, but owing to the II
clement weather the reception wa
given instead. The affair is reterre
to by those present as being mos
delightful in every respect.
The congregation of the Methods
church gave an enjoyable silver 81
laI cial at v. l. A. Hall last Tuesda
NO evening. A splendid musical and Ii
in erary program was rendered al
nunch and cake was served after tt
nrogram. No admission was charge
but all gave an offering of sllve
OA though no greenbacks were refuse
The News has not been informed
- "a the financial part of the evenin
Int the attendance was large and
renort a most enjoyable time.
Mr., and Mrs. L. A. Hurlbut ente
tained at a birthday dinner last Su
dav. the 1st inst, wherein the no
tess and two of her guests were t
colehrants. The guests were N
and Mrs, B. H. Weeks, Mr.. and Nj
w A Russell and Mr. Thos. B. Ri
soil Mrs, Hurlbut's birthday W
fbn dav of the dinner, while Mr.. RI
:. sells followed on the the "a;
s. Weeks will not be until the 10Th
the present month. 1t would be
narAous to tell Crescent City. peol
wbat sumptuous and artlstlca
served dinner this was. II Is 81
. Gent to say that the VlanGs were
that the most eXacting eplcure co
sT- JoSirp while the service was both
cant and artistic. At the close
fbe dinner and while the coffee
being enjoyed a great circular CT
,yas brought in and placed IN the c
ct. ter Of the table. This cak was,
bpllished with a circle OF trl-colo
way tapers. close together and
. cling the outer edge Of the great G.
which was divided into three parts
9th lines of colored icing. On one ~, u
high was the lettering, "E +; H'1lo )
of another "W. A. RI, ana on
the other, "B. H. W,-23,' thus repreS'
bids mo the initials and imaginary
0 ris me tLs time being) age of the ceIebra
plu T TN beautifully appointed table
oard. | ne oeauvr ,,SniIisbpd with a mon
boonet of artistically arranged re
finals ~eroniums and lilies of the val
e are tba oft of Mrs. X. Borson, CUES
sever. q similar dinner one year ago
. nm d ,,h Si', gr 70, remembered the,
: ,oop o "n occasion. 1t is Considered
ono, onas small honor in Crescent ' Gity e
one' nortakers in the hospltahIy VI
ppnd Mrs Hurlbut, but to snare
a. a. gracious and charming hostes
D,r t tI,e Ionors of the occasion Is 81
I. DA ~ th;rg that will linger long IN
o., al ' rm, of these specially non
now CHESTS. Mrs. Hurlbut was a ass 81,
pow the dinner and entertail men
ectlSe Nv gnasts by Miss Mary Haakei