The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-10-15
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

ing, with mass on Monday morning.
CRESCENT CITY NEWS --------
Mrs. Henry G. Hubbard and Miss
Margaret have gone to their home at
Woods Hole, Mass.
Mrs. C. Oliver Chamberlin left on
Monday for Oklahoma, where she
goes for an indefinite stay to be with
a sister who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Carnes have Sc
cured the residence of Mrs. J. L. Maui
on North Prospect street for the sea-
son. Mrs. Carnes and the little
daugher arrived last week.
John Hogg has gone down on the
east coast to engage in packing fruit
during the coming shipping season and
where he has a prospect of getting
a fine place.
E. M. Ballard returned on Saturday
from Nevada, Missouri, where he has
been spending the summer. Mrs. Bal
lard does not expect to come till later
in the season.
John Springer spent couple days
with US last week, coming over from
Cocoa and Rockledge where he has
aeen engaged in inspecting nursery
stock for the agricultural department
of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hubbard of East
Tennessee with their little daughter
arrived last week and for the present
are at Grove Hall. They want to rent
a small house for the winter. They
are all well, and appear pleased to get
back to Crescent City.
Mrs. L. B. Denham was in the city
a few days this week looking after
the removal of some of her household
goods and was a guest at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. R. S. Burris. DR..
Denham is still quite i'll and is at
Gainesville undergoing treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Hurlbut and
Miss Mary Haak arrived home on
Monday afternoon last after a pro-
longed visit in New London, Conn.,,
andT the beach resort near that place,
where they have summer cottage.
They all appear well, and pleased to
get back to Florida.
r. NJ. Kirkland arrived last week for
a few days stay with his parents,
but was to leave early in the week
for his work in Arcadia, where he is
manager for the big packing house
of the Crutchfeld- Voolfolk Co. Mr..
Kirkland states that the growers OF
that section are anticipating good
season.
Rev. DR.. Taylor, rector of the Epis-
copal church returned on Saturday
from Albany, N. Y, where he spent
the summer, and during which time
he was acting rector of st. Peters
church of that city. Mrs. Taylor will
not return for several weeks. Services
were resumed at the Episcopal church
last Sunday.
The foundation for the new theater
building has been completed and Con-
tractor J. H. Rafferty, expects to begin
work on the superstructure the first
of the coming week. The theater when
completed will be very pretty build
ing and will add much to the appear
.ance of the street. 1t will seat COM
fortably $50 people with space for eX-
ira chairs.
Mrs. c. P. Dickinson of Orlando
arrived on Friday Of last week to be
the guest at the home Of her father,
Mr.. T. C. Darby. for week or ten
DAYS. Mrs. Dickinson is the young
lest of three sisters, daughters of Mr..
Darby. and her husband is one of the
prominent attorneys of Orlando. Het
sisters are Mrs. Park Trammell of
Tallahassee and Mrs. Phillips of Or
lando.
Rev. G. f. Farr former pastor of
the Baptist church, and who went
from here to New Smyrna where he
ILlcame pastor Of The church there, ma;
Ibeen very i'll Tor some months and
COZ scquently unable to attend to the
work of the pas,I"ar2. lie writes
that he is now getting better and
homes to be able to preach again soon.
He saws he is always glad to get the
news of Crescent City.
b. F. Tillighast was the only grow
er from this place to attend the citrus
Seminar at Gainesville last week. lie
safes that it was the largest conVen-
ion of the kind ever held, there be-
in. more han POO growers present.
The program was most mtereSti2g'
several government experts beng
present from Washington as well as
all those in Florida who are making
a speciality of the different branches
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