The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-11-19
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
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sonville.
Mrs. Cleo Gautier left on Monday
for Miami, where she will visit rela
tives for some two or three weeks.
James E. Harper has accepted DO
sition temporarily as second engin-
Ger of the steamer Crescent.
The Woman's Exchange depart
ment of the V. l. A. will open for
business tomorrow, afternoon.
Tom Smith is now operating an
auto service between town and the
railway junction.
The Crescent City lodge Order of
the Eastern Star, will hold a bazaar
for the sale of Christmas novelties on
the evening Of Dec. 18th.
Miss Nettie Holly, teacher of the
public school at Satsuma Nights,
spent the weekend here with her
mother
Mrs. Geo. Crotty, who was quite
seriously i'll last week, expected to go
this week to Jacksonville, where she
will visit relatives for time.
Mr.. and Mrs \ G. Sapls and fam
lily who have been spending the sum
mer in Vermont, returned OIL Friday
cf last week and are again ii their
spacious home on Park street.
Clyde Watts, who has been spend
ing the summer in the Carolinas, re-
turned last week and is ut work
again in the Chase & Co. packing
! house.
The John Mccormick packing house
shipped some 800 boxes of w. E..
Carriers Clifton" grapefruit last
week. This fruit is colored well and
is smooth and clean.
]. ]. McGrady has charge of the
packing house of the Arnold Fruit Co.
and is shipping lots of fruit for that
firm. Most of it was purchased of
growers.
Miss Helen TiIlinghast left last
week for Savannah, Ga, where she
will remain some two weeks as the
guest of Hon. and Mrs. W. J. Pier
Ipont.
The moving picture entertainment
on Thursday night will not open I'M
I'll S.15 in order not do interfere
with the union service at the Baptist
church. The service will be over by
that time.
Rev. FIR. f. ]. Mccormick, rector
of St. Monicas church, Palatka, made
his regular semi-monthly visit to the
Catholic church here last Sunday,
preaching at the Sunday evening
service.
Miss Bessie A. Williams again be-
comes president of the V. |. A. Miss
Williams has been a member OF the
organization from its inception and
always one of the most active work.
ers. She has held the presidency sew
eral times.
Mrs. !. ". NlldlIlDellHI was
ed on last week at her parents nome
in Oklahoma, and at last reports was
doing well. though she is still very
weak. Mr.. Chamberin will not re-
turn until he has assurances that MS
"iIe Is ou' u '"'7
Nearly all the Crescent City pack
ing houses are working full time th!S
week and an immense amount OF trult
is going out. Much Of the fruit now
being forwarded was sold to buyers
at a net price on the trees. Con S 4
mentS OF 1rulI nave iIo' oee'' maui W
any extent '"0S l"''
OVERLY Branch, young man VINO
won popularity here last season, re-
turned last week and IS employee
again in the Crutchheid-M oolLo'N
packing house under Her F. BaoerS'
Mrs. Carter of Jacksonville was
here last week on a visit To Ter
mother. Mrs. S. L. Benham,
There will be a union Thanksgiving
service of the Presbyterian, Baptist
and Methodist congregations on on
THANKSGIVING night. The service VIII
he at the Baptist church, and the
sermon will be preached by Rev; ); l.
Hendrix, pastor Of the Methodist
church.
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