The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-01-22
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
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E. N. Maull, packing house ma
chinery builder of Jacksonville, was
here for short time last week.
Charlie Gutteridge came up from
Jacksonville last Friday for a visit
with his people.
Tax Collector R. j. Hancock OF
Palatka spent couple days here last
week collecting taxes.
Mrs. C. Lyon and daughter, Miss
Eva Lyon, arrived last week and are
again at their home on South Pros
pect street for the season.
Miss Helen Tillinghast has return,
ed from pleasant visit Of several
weeks with relatives in Savannah,
Georgia.
John S. Arnold, fruit commission
man of Jacksonville, was in the city
last week, guest for day or two
at Grove Hall.
R. F. Warren of Springfield, Mass,
| is at Grove Hall for short stay.
Mr.. Warren is cousin of w. f.
Glynn. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Frost of AL
bany, N. Y, arrived last week and
will make a stay of some time at
Grove Hall.
F. w. Baby of St. Clair, Michigan,
was among the arrivals of last week.
Mr.. Baby was a visitor here last sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fuller of Mans
field, Mass, were expected to arrive
This week. They will make their
home at Grove Hall while in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Lyon OF
Greenwich, Conn, are expected TINS
week, and will make headquarters at
Grove Hall. They will be well-re.,
membered by guests at the house and
many of the townspeople.
Mrs. W. S. Wells for number of
wears popular visitor here, is eX-
| nected to arrive at Grove Hall this
| week. Mrs. Wells has been IN the
State some time but has been stop
ping at Winter Park.
| Mrs. F. l. Bragg and Mrs. Lucas
of Mansfield, Mass, who arrived some
time ago have taken apartments In
the Attleboro fiat and will make
: stav of some time. Miss Linda Pay
. son will make her home with these
ladies while they are with us.
'' Mrs. A. R. Torrey visited DeLanc
early in the month for the purpose Of
attending the baptism of the infant
" daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Wa
t. terman. a ceremony which was cele'
brated at the Presbyterian church II
that place.
L. Mr.. and Mrs. R C. Williams return
- ed last Saturday from an EXTENDED
STAY in Hot Springs, Arkansas, an'
:, are again at their west end bInga
low. Mr.. Williams is much improV
ed in health by his long course o
treatment at these famous springs.
Hereafter during the winter seasol
the V. l. A. will hold two meeting
each month, one the regular bushes
. meeting and one social meeting
The first social netting, which ma
been arranged for next Monday after
noon at $3.50 has been postponed I'll
- one week later owing to the deaf
Ii of Miss Louise Crosby Gowen. A
friends, both ladies and gentlemen
are cordially invited to pass sc
cial hour or two and drink cup
tea with the members of the V. l. +
- "a Cafe Cordiale," to be Given III
der the direction of the members
- the choir of the Presbyterian churc
- and their friends, will be somethln
- new in the line of slppers. IN
is to be given in V. |. A. Hall G
Thursday evening, January 2oth, ar
supper is to be served from E p.
TO D. m. a la carte. A eontinuol
entertainment of music, etc, will
d, rendered during the hours of the SUI
ner, The supper is given in aid
a, the organ fund and everybody is co
n daily invited to attend. An admi
sion of 10 cents will be charged.
H. c. McNall of Milton, Vernon
is. one of the more recent arrlva
from the north. Mr.. McNall spe
a week at the Hotel Coutant and II
Y ed if so well that ne has conclude
] to STAY indefinitely. He has secur'
pleasant quarters at the Sails hou
with other Vermonters and is begl
ming to feel quite at home. M
- WrNall is very favorably impress
y with the natural beauties of Cresce
CITY and his friends here are hopnI
10 be able to induce to him and I
good wife to spend their remainll
winters with us.
The vi A. County Fair will OPP
Thursday night. Feb. 18th, with
midsummer Nights Dream" pant
. mime and dancing party. The fair W
. continue Friday and Saturday, t
doors being open each day at II:
A. m. Luncheon and supper will
'ate served each day and there will
Is nrettv and useful things for sale,
Japanese tea room, wonderful a
ltea mysterious side shows and otf
nols things of interest, including Oh
ism. dren's Parade, a real Baby Sho
ant drills at night, a tennis tournamee
lrcn etc, An especially interesting II
not ture of the fair will be exhibits
us. fruits, vegetables, flowers, cake, p
we serves. etc, for which prizes will
ie' offered.
The annual meeting of the Cresc'
sing CITY Cemetery Association was h
Ite' ON Monday evening Of last week "
F. II, williams in the chair. ]
&c -. oloo+ad for the ensuing v,