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

Personal AND SOCIAL


Miss Sturdy left on the early
morning train Monday for Massa-
chuSettS.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. =. Gutteridge and
family have gone to PORT Orange for
a few weeks.
Capt. and Mrs. Williams entertain
ed several times last week on their
house boat "Wanderer."
Her F. Babers is shipping a large
number of cantaloupes this week,
Though the market is depressed and
his returns are necessarily low.
Harry Fuller, the shoe repairer,
has returned from visit OF several
weeks in the north and is again at
his shop in he Lounds building.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Williams have
returned from New York, where they
have been since April. Mrs. Williams
arrived on Wednesday of last week
and Mr.. Williams it was stated would
arrive early this week.
Paul C. Smith returned on Friday
from a visit Of some ten days at
Archer where he superlntended
(and did heap himself) the work
of decorating the new home OF his
daughter, Mrs. r. P. Perkins.
Miss Helen Norton expects to leave
next week for a season of lew
months at the famous Lake Chautau-
qua, in New York, where she Will
enjoy the musical and literary pro
gram, which is the annual feature for
this resort.
The V. l. A. is to establish NOV
mo picture show in the hall; IN tact
the Show was supposed to be ready
hit an accident last Saturday will de-
lay the opening a few days ~ IS
the purpose to give but one eXhiDl-
ton a week, so we are informed.
Major and Mrs. }. l.. Burton will
leave today for their summer cottage
on Summer Haven beach. They Will
he zone some two months. They are
9monp the pioneer settlers OF TINS
now prominent beach resort ana thell
coming is always a pleasure to the
other cottagers.
News has been received here this
week of the death at Franklin, Tenn
Of Mr.. T. l.. Owen, the aged tather'
in-law of Mrs. OWN nee MISS Jane
Bowman. long assistant prlnclpa
of the Crescent City hlgh Scho ~,
Friends here were aware Oh tne III
ness in Mr.. Owens family ana WI
prieve to learn of the loss, when ma
come to their former popular teache'
and her husband.
The CITY council has ordered SOM
Ton brilliant street lamps ii ga sollH
burning variety and VIII pace si ~ VI
Central avenue, one at eacn st,n.
crossing. The others VIII he pide1
IN streets where most neeoeu: l
lamps are satisfactory 1t Is IKE IL,
= the council will buy more. In
lamps are similar to the one IN iron
q, Mr., Cash's residence; they CIV
tcautiful light and if properly car
Cd tor will gIns gexcellent service. n
least a dozen more are needed.
Miss Jessie Burton attended IN
hip Farmers Demonstration meetlh
at Florahome yesterday and Wher
she was on the program for an ao
dress on the work of the Girls, Gan
? ming Clubs. Miss Halle Deaton,
former Crescent City young lady Wh
recentlv graduated from the, Sta
College for Women at 9allahasSet
was also one OF the speakers, he
theme being "HouBehold Economies
Miss Deaton's home is now IN Gads
Jan county where the family move
some years ago.
Row P. Perkins. cashier of the Ban
of Arvher, came over on >oaturuA
and snpnt the week end with Mr., an
Mrs paul C. Smith. He had n
sooner arrived than he was dratte
, for the ball game in the afternoo
between the local team and that frol
the u. s. Dredge, Florida. Mr. Pei
lkins was a former member OF the l'
cal team--its pitcher,-and ne playe;
Il tHis old position with some of ms, Of
5 fine fre-enough al least to hel
na+erially in winning The game. nj
I and Mrs. Perkins left on the earl
d train Monday morning 1or 'ne
t home.
Mrs. w. C. Norton IS expente
, borna tomorrow from her thre
+ months visit to her fSher in Ne
y YORK state. Her father, KEY y y
Wight, who recently celebrated Il, r
S frst "i pastor s 81 the f.esbytteri il,
7 church here and is affectionately r
mem membered by all old citizvns. D
r V1ti suffered a stroke Of paralys
$ s mnsn' years ago and has of cour:
I been incapacitated from the work {
t Hee" ministry since. He has d
i.t tirJ home overlooking the HUI
n fson river, and here, cared IGi ~ !,
a devoted daughter he is passing u u
a evening of life pleasantly desps9e II
IS infirmities. Reports say that lie