The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-06-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

George Becks of Peniel, one of the
leading cattle men of his section. was
here on a BUSINESS trip last Sturday.
Rev. and Mrs. R. S. Burris left on
Monday for Columbus, Ohio, where
they will spend the summer.
Rev. G. W. Stubs spent last Sum-
day at st. Johns Park, where he held
service.
Masters William and Cornelius
Sackett are spending some time in
Palatka, guests of their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Slade.
Mrs. E. G. Sackett and little daugh-
ter, Mary Ellen, left last week for a
visit in the north. They took the
Clyde Line steamer from Jacksonville
for New York.
Mrs. Rev. G. H. Ward of Lees.
burg, formerly of this place, has
gone to Illinois to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. B. Clore Dir. Ward will
also take his usual summer vaca-
ton.
Victor Carrier and his sister, Mrs.
W. B. Carrier, are among those leav-
ing his week for the north. They
90 to Massachusetts. w. B. Car
ricr expects to go on later in the sea-
son.
Miss Belle Fuller celebrated her
eleventh birthday on Monday the 26th
inst. and during the afternoon had
some y little people as her guests.
Games were played and ice cream and
cake served. The little hostess re-
ceived some very pretty presents.
Rev H. W. Chamberlin who has
been at Crystal River for several
weeks has received a unanimous call
to the pastorate of the Presbyterian
church at that place, but will decline.
He and Mrs. Chamberlin will spend
some time at Daytona Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. DeWolf have
gone to Edneyville, N. c., for sea-
son of rest and recreation. Mr.. De-
Wolf had not been feeling well for
sicinn E,i bo % io ,,, noin% S ~ ~ +,w Tho mprn- @
tain air as a tonic.
Tho .+ooxor C,osoor+ hro,rb+ ,
oo1anod ovni,rsio,, ,,r, boro 1oS+ NIondov
I"t IUol 10 ~ ,,r nrou,J u,nr,+ bo . circlIn,
stance to that which will leave this
place next Tuesday, the Fourth of
July, on the special excursion given
o,an "" '' Poad his circIiIars
NUE. 1 d,,no I,Mt",,f C,+obfoIJ wr,t i' Z wooI
'II>.lI ~ 4ii 'lou@ W .onSo,, Ivl,i1o 1or r
Io,H ve vii cTIiS baLa SIT cbarGa Of +ba ont
I:Jo ?'1oe!s T"' M ~, -'", f,o +oon, for
sue sue e, Mo.Ni aI,no ii,H 10 ha+b " ''I boiun nvno
any mn " fe' ~ 49, G4v., o:t, 80 f,,;4 -I,;n
rir,n.Ju L,si,'nss iI1m ia '''' ''' '' P
ping ouS''eS''
Rev. Father Charles, rector of st.
Monica's church, Palatka, made his
regular ol-hloIlhIE n.SlS " tbat In,t
place I"SC 90"uIsi p,ur''mS ;,'a ,,,as ',oC on
eTehihg ana CeIe0i 't'''S ,s,,,,hn,. I,,.' ,orn
MONDAY m2rI'g, "A enpn, mul'iCvl &c 1"b,,e
pr present. ,I "V 'le SCI N'N' l''''' '''' vino
Fark'
Mrs. L. Eaton, who has been TAX
ing treatment for rheumatism at
in Madison, Fla, for the
past six weeks, returned home on
Monday, and we regret to say not
much improved; MrS' t9tEn DTnt spthe en-
SATURDAY ana 1uII"HI ~ D Tt,'' ~ NJ,,n,,
guest Oh her SISIeL' i.S, , w. o,oiio +r'i,'i-,@
who ccompanled hef home' remaining
only day or tWo'
w, A. Jurnigan has purchased the .
1O-acre grove of NJ. F. Robinson Of |
the same lying between the
groves Of Messrs. Cowbum and Ho-
Garth a mile and a half southwest |.
Of town. It is a good bearing grove
nropertv and was purchased at a
BARGAIN, the price being $1,000. Mr..
is the foreman of the Nc
Cormick packing mousse mere
Nh. and Mrs C. P. Hale and two
,biIdron and Mrs. Rich left Monday
,ia an+omohi1e for Asheville, n. c.,
where the Hale's will spend the sum-
mnr From Asheville Mrs. Rich will .
90 on to her old home in the west.
Tb;S w raT+y has "trailer" to their
1nto ,t, and have all camp equipment .
'uJ 'uS0 oTncc+oJ , 70 camp along the way,