The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-16

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Col. G. T. Graham spent the week.
end at home with his family.
W. B. Campbell was among the visi-
tors of the week to Palatka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hunter are
keeping house in the Torrey fiat Oil
South Main street.
John Reynolds new home OH South
Main street is nearly completed. 1t
is comfortable two-story edifice.
l. F. Babers got off two or three
cars of grapefruit last week for
Crutchfeld & Voolfolk.
Mrs. Frank Gautier is the new presl-
dent of the V. l. A., taking Office at
the annual meeting last Monday.
Phillip Herlong's pressing club
headquarters is in the Long building
at the head of Central avenue.
C. E. Cove arrived last Friday from
Massachusetts, where he has been
spending the summer
Mai. ]. L. Burton went to Palatka
on Monday to carry the registration
books.
A card from Mr.. and Mrs. Coe D.
Smith, dated from Provincetown,
Mass, informs that they are doing
Cape Cod in their auto.
Chase & Co. expect to ship some
grapefruit this week from their pack
ing house at the junction, of which
J. B. SILVER is manager.
E. M. Ballard returned from the
north some days ago and is again
working his pretty grove property IN
the north end.
J. C. Chase and S. 0. Chase Of the
firm of J. C. Chase & Co., were here
on short business visit last Friday
and Saturday.
Miss Jessie Burton is driving ne'v
Ford touring car, and with which she
expects to make the schools in all
parts of the county.
James T. Long has gone into the
retail meat business in the place Va
Gated only last week by o. M. New
bold.
X. NJ. White drove his auto through
to Jacksonville on Monday spending
a day or two in that city. M. +.
Pixtcn accompanied him.
Miss Florence johnson has written
friends that she expects to spend the
winter at her home here-that for
merly belonging to her father, the late
DR.. johnson.
Geo. F. Carpenter arrived last week
from Massachusetts and is again at
his home on the lake front Mr..
Carpenter did not visit Crescent City
last year.
J. B. SILVER has a new 4-passenger
touring car of the Brisco pattern-a
pretty car and just what he needed to
get about in during the orange ship
ping season.
This is Cleanup Week" in Cres-
cent City and while much has. been
done toward putting the place in or
der, much remains to do. Can't you
do your neglected part tomorrow
H L. DeWolf, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. P. DeFolf of this place, has been
elected editor-in- chief Of the FLORIDA
Alligator, the weekly paper published
by the students in the University OF
Florida at Gainesville.
All the lands of the Florida Lake
George Co. lying in this and Nolusla
counties is to be sold to satisfy CLAIMS
in front of the court house, DeLan !,
Fla, on Monday Nov. I'd, by ). Lee
McCrory, special master.
Chester W. Norton is going to. build
a good-sized garage on the site o.
the present shed in rear OF NfoVe
Hall The building will be OF corro-
gated iron and 40 feet deep, with ce-
ment floor. Work is to begin about
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Starrett
spent couple days here last week,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. PlXt m;
Mr., Starrett is United States consul
nj Owen Sound. Ontario, Canada, and
was en- route to Dade City, to spend
month with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. E. Weeks and
Mr.. Brown, Mrs. Weeks father, are
expected here the latter part of the
coming week. They have large grove
interests several miles south OF town,
near Hammond station. Mr.. and Mrs.
Weeks will make their home at the
Turner House as usual.
O. NJ. Newbold has moved his meat
stand into the Chamberlin building, IN
the store formerly occupied by the A.
nard bovs ice cream and soft drink
stand. He has secured the Babers'
ice box and other furnishings and has
a well-equipped stand. He has been
showing some of the best FLORIDA
meat ever seen here.
Robt. C. Williams has offered his
splendid residence location on LAKE
Stella for sale, Q notice of which Will
he found in another column of this
page. This is one of the prettlest
locations hereabouts, with fine water
front and sandy bottomed beach. Iaere
ARE two consolidated blocks to the
place, with bungalow, in grove
of high pine trees.
Up in Crescent City the other day
Mr., Hunter married Miss Cash, and
the Times Union headed an account
of the affair "Hunter-Cash.' That
is what the dukes and other title,
foreigners usually do as soon as they
marry an American heiress. Anc
the deplorable thing about it is thai
they usually find it.-Orlando Senti
mel.
The William Hofford orange groves
about 20 acres in extent, a part o.
the northeast quarter of Sec. l, town
ship u south, range 26 east, and al
SO all of the northwest quarter, les
II acres sold to Walter and Minnie
Squire, of section 1, township y south