The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-12
CRESCENT CITY NEWS

their hall for the convenience of pc
destrians. The designation "Sani-
tary" refers to the fountain, not 10
the water.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Wright and Miss
Stella Bradford of Louisville, KY,
have been making stay of a week
or more at the Turner House. Mr..
and Mrs. Wright have purchased
some twenty acres of cleared land
near Hammond station of Mr.. B. H..
Weeks and have made ARRANGEMENTS
for setting out grove.
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L. 5. Darling has sold his grove in
the north end, a property of some 20
acres, more than half OF which is in
bearing trees, and having front on
Lake crescent. to Mr.. j. Fairfield
carpenter. This is the grove owned
for many years by the Mesdames Will
Hams and Buckley of Detroit, Mich,
ana purchased by Mr.. Darling some
Mace and has aIvovs boon uoIi a u oaro VI
For Tho conS;Jors+;o, has We" ~ 49,
made nnhI;c b,,t The IN Woms ' ,o mor D' 81,
snnnoeadl ,eIahia .,tI Im rea th ,,S ~ ~
was S1o 6Oo ~ :; "ovlnol 10y ma -. l..
nronert;eS hove ard +bo NJ; AZ ,'i 800
Is cnnsiJorod roosnn,t W.. pi''e ii'i'ie''
40 00l''i('i GU ie'''oii@"''
Hon. William Ryan and Mr.. Paul
j. Burgevin Of Port Chester, N. Y,
arrived on Friday for a stay of some
time and are at Grove Hall. Of
course most everyone in Crescent
City remembers Mr.. Ryan; he has
been coming here winters for many
years and for long time owned val
liable orange grove property here, as
well as town property. In fact he
has been so long and SO closely iden-
titled with Crescent City affairs that
he seem like home people. Anyway
his visits are always the occasion of
nucn rejoicing, Tor all are glad to
see MN Mr; burgeVln', VINO ac-
con-, pailieu M[. hyan mas also MADE Ia.
~ lilel visits mere anu MS return Is d
pressure 10 US all
The County Fair under the auspices
of the V. |. A. opened at the hall last
night before big audience by the
Seatonanboys Circus Cos society
circus" and was most enjoyable.
The Fair proper opens at noon today
and will continue until Saturday night.
This afternoon will be the tennis drill
by the school children and the kitchen
drill by the housewives. Tomorrow
there will be the carriage and wagon
and doll parade of the children at 2:30
ard 4 o'clock promptly the Baby Show
open to all babies from two and a
half years and under. Saturday
night will be musical comedy and the
prizes will be awarded. 1t will be
a splendid two day entertainment.
The match basket ball game between
DeLeon Springs and the home boys,
announced for last Saturday, was
postponed till tomorrow.
Last Monday marked the twan+;atb
If the great frae2a which
nracticalIv evarv GRANGE
tree IN F1orids II tool {bo neot1 :,
Of Crpscant Civ several davs +d raei.
i2a tha evtent If danaro wiSiteJ rnor
thpm and tncn-waIl fhera WIS sn,,,n
yeeninp and wai1;np and onashin , ~
INV homes This week twnn+v v9,Tt
goo in Crescent Civ was a wee. II
oicon, II was the second diSsgtr,' =,
freeza of that winter Tho first conoo
mon ms Dec 97tb and froza all Tho
frn;t theron the fraas and ,len 40
foIia+od the trees Rnt the wea+he,
between the freezes was warm and
the trees had ali started n Grow The
second fraaze killed the traes Wbat
was trne here was true nracticaIIv
oil ovar tho st,+a wbere ci+,,,S f,",;t
was grown After tho frst freoza +he
neonie oeneraIlv nlantad gardens and
some of tho fsrpare nnf in vario1s
food cronS. +bev rnoligaJ +ho+ +be,,
mnS+ do sometb;ng r. tiJa +hen, ovoy
70 the newt wintar. aftar the Second
free1e when tbev harsn to reoIi1a
tbot tbeir treeS woro Soro +ha far
mars hogan +o discuss crons n bo
raised for n,srLet Sovera1 ,,ooat
in%S vera hold ~ " U.ii co..
Same fow JociJnd 70
@iyo nm hn+ tho mn ioritv doc;Jod ~
stov op pd reb,,iIJ tbe;r a NY WI
to yaisp nending the re-eeta hIisb;ng of
tbeir Grove nronertias wns tbae seri
corn. and one old man, D. w. Bur-