The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-08-27

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL


VIM. Pipe was a business visitor II
Palatka on Tuesday.
A little son was born on Thursday,
the 10Th, to Rev. and Mrs. S. l. Hen
dirk.
Miss Anna Bruce of Palatka, al
ways a social favorite here, arrived
on Monday for visit of some days
with friends.
Miss Katie Mae Cox of Tallahassee,
who was the guest of Mrs. E. l.. Han
cock, left for her home early last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. DeWolf and
their two sons drove in their motor
over to Daytona Beach last Sunday
for days outing.
Miss Sarah Duval very attractive
kyoung lady of Tallahassee, is here for
visit of several weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. E. L. Hancock.
The congregation of the Methodist
church held pound party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Rafferty, last
Friday night for the benefit of their
pastor, Rev. S. l. Hendrix.
Work on the new packing house Of
the local citrus exchange at the juno
Etion began this week under direction
of President Bartlett, and the local
directors.
Mrs. Moore and her two little
daughters have returned from an eX-
tended visit in another state and Mrs.
Moore is again in charge of the local
telephone exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Oliver Chamberlia
entertained party of their young
friends last Friday evening at cards.
1t was their fifth wedding ami
versary.
N. N. Jacobs of DeLand arrived this
week and is at work in building the
new fence across the entire street
front of Eden cemetery. The fence
will be both ornamental and substan-
tial.
A. B. Prevatt and family were in
town this week and it is not too much
to expect, now that Mr.. Prevatt has
a new Overland motor car, that we
will be favored with frequent visits
from now on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Turner have
been having a visit from their daugh-
ter and little children who live on one
of the south Florida keys. Their
daughter will be remembered by her
cid frindcs as Miss Sadie Turner and
who married and left here several
years ago.
Miss Stone expects to leave early in
the coming week for Vermont. Miss
Stone has been living in Crescent City
nearly two years and the sentiment
generally expressed is that there can
be no serious objection to her going
if she will only promise to come back
E. N. Maull of Jacksonville was cir
culating among his friends here this
week.
E. L. Mathis has gone TO Baltimore
on his annual purchasing trip for fall
and winter goods and will be absent
all of this, and part Of next week.
In the meantime the Mathis Mercan-
tile Company is making announce
ment of great summer clearing sale
at reduced prices and which is to last
but ten days. The buying public has
come to know that these clearance
sales mean much to them in bargains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Grimsley of St.
Augustine spent several days here
last week on brief honeymoon trip,
as guests of Mr.. Grimsley's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Grimslev. During
their all too brief visit the young
couple were given a number of compli-
mentary entertainments, among which
was a delightful dancing party at the
groom's parents, together with pic
lnics to Haw Greek and other places.
The bride made a most favorable i'm
preston, being a highly accomplished
and most attractive young lady and
the groom was repeatedly congratu-
lated by his many young friends here.
The little Misses Edith and Alice
Cliff. daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Cliff, entertained large party Of
little people at their parents home or
Wednesday afternoon of last week,
the occasion being the double celebra-
ClOn OIL llelF DlTJHudyS, Oilo VI WlllCll
was on the Friday and one the Sun
day before. These charming little la
dies entertained in a most delightful
manner with games, ETC., and they
were the recipients of many pretty
and useful presents. They served de-
Ilicious refreshments during the party
consisting of ice cream and cakes,
punch and candies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hinchliffe
received word some two weeks ago
that their brother, Mr.. William Hinch-
life had come successfully through a
dangerous operation at the infirmary
of the Mayo brothers, the famous sur
geons at Rochester, Mimi, and that he
would soon be around and at his bust
ness again. Mr.. Hinchliffe lives in
Alabama, and is one of the most wide
" known cotton factors in that state.
He has made several visits to Cres-
cent City, and has a number of sim
cera friends who will rejoice with his
brother and sister over his success in
coming through the perils of this op-
GRAFTON.