The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1916-11-10
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

llSllC NOIe on tuesday.
R. A. Benjamin and A. A. Roth
child of Jacksonville spent Sunday in
the city guests at the Hotel Coutant.
Mrs. W. c. Norton has been dan
gerously i'll for several days and her
family and hosts of friends have been
very anxious concerning her condition.
Frank Wargel, late of Illinois, and
a young man who was here for 9
time last season, has accepted place
as salesman in the Mathis store.
Mrs. Eaton Cliff and little daughter
arrived on Monday and for the pres
ent are the guests of Mrs. w. NJ. Mil
Ter. Mrs. Cliff expects to spend the
winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Gowen entertain
ed the Tennis Club at a delightful
card party and dance on Friday night
of last week. The hostess served
delicious refreshments.
R. L. Smith is reported to have
purchased the home and 5-acre grove
adjoining, formerly the home of the
late Eaton Cliff, and just outside the
south town limits.
Herman Won Derau, late of Hazel
hurst, Ga, has taken clerkship in
the Lounds drug store-a decidedly
pleasant Young man and one who will
win friends for himself and the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. F. May and Mrs.
A. J. Walker of Jacksonville spent
the weekend here as quests at the
Hotel Coutant. Mrs. Walker is the
PROPRIETOR Of the Westmorland Hotel
in Jacksonville.
Tom Grimsley, who has given up
his work in tho machine shops of the
Florida East Coast Railway at st.
Augustine, end taken to the road as
a salesman for Havana cigars. was a
business visitor in town on Monday
and sold lot of good cigars.
An endemic Of girls seems to be
the order in Crescent CITY; little
donohtnrs in the homes Of W. S. and
Mitchell Newhold and w. 5. Allen
within the past week. Geo. W. Sea
TOW COWS thot the society demand of
the present is for more boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Clay arrived
on Saturday and are again at nome
for the winter in their pretty bunga-
low on South ProSnect street. There
;s M more popular couple than the
Claws to winter in Crescent City. ana
+heir comiuo is a great pleasure to
all our people.
Miss Helen Tillinghast entertained
on Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
PearIe Rattew of Norfolk. Va. There
was a large attendance Of the Young
society people of the place. Cards
and dancing were the amusements
offered. followed with course or two
of delicious refreshments.
Mr., and Mrs. F. f. Godfrey and
child were guests at the Hotel Coa-
+an+ over Sunday. Mr.. Godfrey is
member of the fruit distributing firm
Of SAWYER & Godfrey now operating
the J. H. Campbell packing house on
+bo lake front, and which firm is rep
resented here by c. /. Chamberlln'
SAWYER & Godfrey. fruit distribM-
TORS who are operating the j. H.
Campbell packing house on the lake
front this year, introduced an auto
truck for hauling fruit last Saturday;
This truck carried . carload of packed
fruit from the packing house to the
Junction on its first day OF opera
tion.
The Beach & Miller Line now has a
doilv boat between Crescent City, "a
latka and Jacksonville. The CllVedon
from Savannah started in on alternate
DAYS with the Crescent on WeedneS-
day and will continue through the Or
anoe shipping season, which now
seems 70 be on in full swing. The B.
e. NJ Line boats will take good care
of their shipping this year
Jacob Burke well-known to older
residents of the place as marine en-
pineer who lived here % wears ago.
And q brother of Mrs. ]. L. Burton
died in New York last week: his
bodv was brought to Tampa for bu,
rial last Friday Mr.. Burke lived
here several years and was Wei ven
known engineer. and popular with inc
people of the place.
7 Fairfield Carpenter expects to
bor;n the erection of a beautiful bun