The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25
CRESCENT CITY NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Williams have
been out of the city for week u
two on business trip.
Miss Elsie Padgett will leave fol-
DeLand in day or two where she
will enter John B. Stetson university
for her senior year.
The Misses Myrtle and Ruth Her.
long, who have been visiting in South
Carolina, are due to arrive home this
week.
The wanderers are beginning to re-
turn and next week most of our local
space will be given over to record
ing the arrivals.
E. H. Williams and daughter ex-
pected home today in order that Miss
/ Cardell may be in at the opening Of
school next Monday. Mrs. Williams
expects to remain north some weeks
longer.
Mr.. Pursell has about completed
the sidewalk of Borson shell reach
ing from Central avenue to the COL
ored school house on Cedar street.
The shell has been laid three inches
thick and is curbed.
Mrs. E. N. Maui and Mrs. Frank
Gautier returned on Saturday from a
very enjoyable trip to Fort Myers
and return. They made the trip
down in Mr.. Maull's touring car, but
returned by train. Mrs. Maui ex-
poets to remain here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. DeWolf with
their son, Levant, who was graduated
from the high school last spring, lett
for Gainesville in their auto on Mon
day. Mr.. Levant DeWolf will enter
the State University there, and Mr.
and Mrs. DeWolf will remain and at
tend the Florida Citrus Seminar
which is in session this week at the
Florida Experiment Station.
The public school will open for the
fall and winter term next Monday and
the attendance promises to be large.
The children generally are looking
forward with some degree of pleas
IRE to the beginning Of school days
and this augurs we'll for the inter
est. The school has been thoroughly
with modern conveniences. The fac
ulty will be the same as last year
With the exception of Miss Kendall,
who takes the place of Miss Bowman,
and Miss Ruth Herlong who will take
The place of Miss Anderson.
S. w. Allen, former citizen and
.cme years ago interested in turpen-
tine operations at Longs Station, was
4 visitor in town last Saturday. Mr..
Allen, who now resides in Jackson
Vile, has been spending a few days
1t Huntington, the guest at the home
IF his daughter, Mrs. J. F. Ganas.
>lr. Allen was accompanied on his
visit by his daughter, Miss EIenor
Allen. Mr.. Allen takes a gloomy
view Of the turrertine situation II
Florida; all the camps in which he
is interested have closed down. The
camp of Ganas & Smith
closed down some days ago.
The headquarters of the socialistlc
in these diggins appears
10 be at Saint Johns Park, where the
people seem to have little else to GO
md the population has largely been
irawn from the dissatisfied elements
n Chicago and the northwest. Sew
sral of the Socialistic leaflets have
cached our hands through the medi-
I'm of this propaganda and some OF
hem are amusing, especially THAI
which deals with the high cost of liv-
ng and its remedy. The latter is
90 simple. Have a central dining
lall and every one go to it when they
eel the craving for nourishment. The
,lan also does away with waste and
he drudgery of house-work. So
impe. And then, dontcherknow,
me could do away with this ere fani-
V life and become on more neighbor-
Y terms with this off securing from
lhicago. SO nice