The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-09-03

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

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tie contract and is working big gang
of men near Lake George.
Her F. Babers took party in his
car to Daytona Beach last Sunday
morning, returning in the evening.
G. M. Lucas was called to South
Carolina some ten days ago owing to
the illness of his mother. He returned
last week Wednesday.
Miss Anselina Burton, who has been
spending some four weeks at Sum-
mer Haven Beach, arrived home on
Tuesday.
The Misses Grill and Dorothy Bur-
ton have been spending the week in
Palatka, guests of Miss Annie
Bruce.
Miss Addie McGrady is due to ar
rive home this week from a visit of
three weeks in Orlando and Orange
City.
Capt. Geo. c. Miller is back from a
vacation spent at Monteagle, Tenn,
and is again in charge of the business
end of the Beach & Miller Line.
N. N. Jacobs of DeLand has nearly
completed the new fence in front of
Eden cemetery. 1t is almost substan-
tial and attractive piece of work.
Miss Florence Cowburn, who has
been visiting her parents here during
the past month, will return to Eng
land next week, sailing from New
York on Wednesday, the 18th.
Miss Muir, an attractive young
lady of Satsuma flights, spent sew
eral days here the past week the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. lies, at
Ilesmere.
Postmaster Eugene D. Lounds
writes that he will likely arrive home
today. He is not well by any means
but is somewhat improved by his
trip.
Miss Annie Bruce and her little
sister, who have been guests for a
week or more of Miss Grill Burton.
left for their home in Palatka on
Tuesday.
Oscar Cheatham spent Sunday at
home, Mr.. Cheatham is engaged for
the present in settling the estate of
his brother, the late Chas. A. Cheat
ham.
Rev. Archibald A. Scruggs, field
secretary of the Florida Anti-Saloon
League, addressed a union service at
the Baptist church last Sunday morn
ing. There was a good attendance.
Col. E. Hy. Palmer of Orlando has
taken the residence of Mrs. Cook on
South Prospect street formerly occu-
pied by DR.. Hardie and expects to
move here soon with his family. Gel
Palmer is in charge of the lands of
The Lake George Co.
f. V. Lundberg spent several days
here this week on his way from a
long visit in Chicago to his work in
Winter Haven. Mr.. Lundberg' 5
children are living with his sister in
Chicago and it was his pleasure to
spend the large part of the summer
with them.
Miss Carolyn L. Stone left on
Tuesday for visit of several weeks
with her grandparents at Burlington,
Vt. Miss Stone has lived in Ores
cent City almost continuously for
about two years and seems to thor
oughly enjoy our summers as we'll as
our mild winters. She expects to re-
turn early in the fall.
Capt. and Mrs. j. F. Ganas enter
tanned large party of young people
at their Huntington home last Mon
day evening in honor of Miss Ellnor
Allen of Jacksonville. Five Hundred
was the game of the evening, and de-
Iicious refreshments were served.
Several auto loads went over from
Crescent City.
DR.. and Mrs. I. Raymond Beggs
left in their Overland car last week
Thursday for a vacation trip of two
or three weeks. They had no spe-
iial place in view, but were going
where the fancy of the time indicat-
ed. They headed north and will GER
tainly go up through Georgia and
possibly to the mountains of North
Carolina.
| DR.. f. F. Srygleg Of Jacksonville,
is here to take care of DR.. Beggs'
practice during that gentleman's va
cation trip in his auto. DR.. Srygley
is making his home at the Coutant,
but has his office in DR.. Beggs rooms
on Prospect street. During his first
day or two here Dr. Srygleg was kept
quite busy looking after accidents,
etc.
Six or seven motor cars loaded with
Crescent City people went to Palat-
ka last Friday afternoon to witness
the great picture, "Cabiria," which
WAS shown that night at Kalbfeld's
theater. Among those going were
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Preston, with
Capt. and Mrs. S. NJ. LaBree and Miss
Helen Tillinghast as guests; Capt.
and Mrs. lies, with Mrs. W. A. Rus
sell and Miss Muir as guests; Geo. W.
Seaton and Foster Watts; John Math-
is with a party of several including
Mrs. Oscar Cheatham in the E. L.
Mathis car; Clarence Babers with
party of young people, and several
other cars not known to the writer.