The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-05
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E. G. James of Centralia, H., was
at Grove Hall the past week. Mr..
James is interested in land on the
peninsula, west of Lake Como.
Mrs. Starting Padgett is reported in
a very critical condition. Mrs. Pad
gett has been i'll some months, but is
not improving, and there is much an
xiety among her numerous friends and
relatives.
The supper and social given at V. l..
A. hall on Thursday night of last
week in aid of the Presbyterian or
gan fund Melted some SIS for the
find, and was most enjoyable social
event.
On Saturday the 18th inst. the little
people of the town will meet at V. |.
A. Hall and indulge in a Dolls Pa
rade. All the little girls will have
dolls. 1t will be pretty sight. Keep
it in mind.
Rev. DR.. J. w. Hughes, president of
Kingswood College, Kingswood, Ken
lucky, will preach at the Methodist
church next Sunday. DR.. Hughes
subject will be Gods Message in the
World War"
Robert Z. Lamphear of Bristol, R.
T., arrived last week and is making
his headquarters at Grove Hall. Mr..
Lamphear's wife has been at the hall
some time, as has his sister, Mrs. A.
is, MasurV of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Lyon of Green
wich, Conn, arrived last week and
will make a stay of some time at
Grove Hall Both Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon
are well and pleasantly remembered
by a large circle of friends here, be-
cause of numerous former visits.
The band is preparing to give
concert at V. l. A. Hall on Monday
evening next, followed by dance at
BorSon's hall later the same night.
The band is making fine Roadway I'M
der the direction of Prof. Wallace, and
a fine concert may be looked for.
Rev. R. S. Burris left Sunday night
for Tampa and St. Petersburg, where
he expects to spend the week with
friends. He will return tomorrow
and the usual services vii be held at
w., D., ond +bo ii++Ia ono Ioft for
Tampa on Friday.
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Mr. and Mrs Joel Benedict and Mr..
orJ IIrs w p Freeman of Itch
Sn oILd HiicbiTar arrived last week for
, l'' sLort StoT and have rooms at Mrs,
Po ,,t"' home on Park street, They
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n JUuI ,C -, tba 18th inst has been post
onua !" ,I U obont the mid-Ienten sea-
son The e'' wv waek Of the 18th of March.
ri ri o nS+ronomer+ was because of the
nnu ntbar entertainments adver-
t tiutaiet ~ O0 faIa Mace within the coming
t ttHeu " yyo 81 Mrs Roaz will have
III tboee osSiStance Of most Of the leading
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The DeLeon Springs and Crescent
CITY basket ball teams will have a
match game tomorrow afternoon at