The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-05-29
. Personal and Social. .

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Mrs. Taylor, wife of the rector of
the Episcopal churcn left last week
for New York.
Quite large congregation of young
people attended The Baptist church
last Sunday night.
Mr.. S. G. Sauls contemplates open
ing a moving picture show in Cres-
cent City, together with a pool room,
A. S. Willard, candidate for coun.
ty treasurer was around shaking
hands with his friends last week.
Two or three lots on Central ave-
nue. have been held this week against
an offer for $4,000, and they were
small lots, too.
Mrs. A. B. Torrey attended COM
mencement exercises at John b
Stetson University, DeLand, last
week.
Mrs. A. l. Spencer and little dau.
ghter went over to DeLand on Sat
urday to be present at the Sunday
services at Stetson University.
Mrs. C. Oliver Chamberlin attend
ed the Commencement exercises a
John B. Stetson University, DeLand
last Saturday and Sunday.
The steamer Crescent was on thu
ways in Jacksonville good share o
last week and is now in thorough
repair.
A good many late oranges are leav
ing Crescent City these days, mos
of which are going out by tn
steamer Crescent.
David Dawes has been shipping
quantity of fine peaches the presen
week, also some very excellent OF
ange bloom honey.
Miss Abbijean Miller, who ha
been spending a few weeks with rela
tives IN Missouri, is expected HON
to-day.
Mrs. A. Jackson of Mobile, Ala
and Miss A. L. billiard of Columbus
Ca, have been guests Of Mrs. Mar
Scott Miller for the past week 9
two at Lakeview Grove.
James Jones the young man VII
delivered the salutatory at the Hig
School commencement last Frlda
evn1. ing lives at Pierson. He has bee
spending the last part of the scho
year in this place and has made h
acme with Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. H'
garth. He is bright young man.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hagebaecke
Davenport, Iowa, and Mrs. A.
Hagebaecke of Birmingham, Ala
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Bills for a few days last wee
and the early part of the presel
week.
If one wants to get good idea
the product of this lake country
needs to 90 down to the Crescent
pier on boat mornings. Capt. w
liam NJ. Miller is engaged with h
boats, the st. Johns and Veruna,
bringing, or towing from the Ha
Creek and St. Johns Park section ju
now great quantity of potatoes al
other produce. Last Monday t
crescent carried out from tt
source alone some 500 barrels of p
tatoes and last week while on t
WAYS other boats arranged for
the Beach & Miller Line were he
and going out loaded with the sar
kind of products. There is still
vast quantity of potatoes to go a
it is estimated that the Crescent W
have all it can do to handle the
during the next two weeks. L
Crescent had some 500 barrels OF
tatoes additional on its Monday u
waiting at the Riverview dock. 1
| Crescent has had a heavy busin'
all this winter, and for time had
| secure extra boats.
Drs. Hardie & Brantley have d
solved partnership, the first nan
having purchased the good Will a
! accounts of the firm and will rem;
here and continue in the practice
medicine. DR.. Brantley has been W
pleased with his reception in Cresc'
, City and the practice he has b1
up, but he did not believe the pr
tice would increase as he had hol
it might and being ambitious to
in a place where the possibilities
greater, he determined to sell his
terests here and go to his home
the present, or until such time as
: is able to hit upon a larger III
DR.. Hardie has all the book accou
n. of the firm and all indebted will
w tie with him. The people of Cresc
IS City are going to part with DIR,
;, Mrs. Brantley reluctantly. They n
u u made many and sincere friends n
H. and their going will be regret,
N Dr.. Brantley is studious, conscl
n tious and able physician and one
I'd is bound to make his mark IN
re medical profession. His Crest
IS CITY friends will hope for him
e. tinued and rapid rise toward dist
is ton. He will leave Crescent
ye next Tuesday.