The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-27

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Tor some ten days past.
Mrs. Boyd of st. Augustine neo
MISS Bessie Neal, spent last week
mere with her parents, returning home
on Sunday afternoon.
S. Mullins has purchased the Lund
nerg residence just back of the Cath
oilc church and with a pretty lot run
nlng back to Lake Stella.
Girard Alexander of Jacksonville
spent the weekend here as the guest
OF Geo. W. Seaton, and attended the
party given on Saturday evening at
the Hotel Coutant.
L. S. Bonsteel of Lake Worth q
brother of the former pastor of the
Baptist church, has been sepnding a
few days in town, a guest at the Tur-
ner house,
Mrs. Mary Scott Miller shipped a
car load Of early oranges the fore part
Of the week, the same being put IN
by |. F. Babers, who used the Camp
bell packing house for the purpose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell A. Davis of
PalatEa motored to Huntington on
Saturday evening and spent the night
with Mr.. I'D Mrs w. G. Cartledmo
On Sunday they all spent tie day at
DeLeon Springs.
Can't. and Mrs. c. E. Curr,e of In
terlachon spent Friday and Saturday
last ct Huntington, guests Of Mrs.
Currie's father. Col. Allen, and were
present ct the party given by Miss
ElInor Allen on Friday evening.
Mrs. Bmgay and daughters and
Miss Francis Smith Of Rome. n. Y.
will arrive early in November and
will occupy the Stryker home for the
winter. Mrs. Bingay is Q cousin of
the late Thos. II. Striker and Miss
Smith will he remembered as the
companion Of the late Miss Phebe
Stryker.
P. Harris and wife and two little
boys of Globe, Arizona. arrived in the
city last week and NAV make Crescent
CITY their home. Mrs. Harris IS
sister Of our townsmqn. VIM. II, Far-
rison. Mr.. Harris is negotiating
for the purchase of the BaherS proper
tv on Central avenue, and will likely
open q general store.
F. S. Cone of st. Petersburg. for
merly and for many years a prominent
citizen Of this place, arrived on Sat
urdav and has been making his home
at the Turner House. Mr.. Cone is
still heavily interested in Crescent
City real estate, owning a large Num-
her of the choicest town lots, located
beyond the Methodist and Catholic
churches.
Geo. W. Se&ton entertained a party
of his young friends, fourteen in num-
Der, last Saturday evening. First
the party attended the moving pie
ture thcater, then went to the Hotel
Coutant where there was dancing to
the music of a Victro1a. At 10
o'clock a splendid course supper was
served in the dining room, after which
dancing was resumed.
Miss Ellnor Allen of Huntington
ooTo = deIiohtful dancing marty last
Friday evening which was attended
bv Iarre number of Young people
from this and surrounding places.
The party was hela IN Ihe l"lge W a.,
ker residence which e S' Jo ;',toi 10 IN,
spIehdiq large room III III T'''ir vnfso,Lino
ring, the evening eoo Coz .i telie nmr+S,
drinks were SerFeu , "n4 H., 'h az p oirty
closed with I SpIehulu l'Iie VI S"'4 10y
refreshments: IL was one one s;i.,,, 'i u,
most deilghtIul Social "ii'ii' given ~
years
~ D pnl,n,r+or If Pi++sburr. Pa.
- ,,,o w. Of the home office staff
e. GrmtcbfoId voolfolk & Co., fruit
IL vi rib "It has been in the citv sew
o oroI 3"vs This is week organizing the
F ro"nos icy" $or onora+inr the firms big
IoiJG1 ~ bonSo NJ The junction, Mr..
P"bn Kirkland will be in charge as
MANAGER of this packing house this
winter. Mr.. Kirkland Is GreSc sont
City young man VINO mas h aoa 'il If Pho t5o
several years been IN charge ol ,.; SnT
Crutchtieldi, WooI1oIK " 20; p@e SM e
house at Arcadia. ne IS .t,e ~" ~ NJ
W. A. kirkland whose lo of +bo town
Union avenue just west u '''' WV"