The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-22
CRESCENT CITY NEWS
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Ihls Is a good time to begin clean
ing up the town anent the reception
OF our winter visitors.
Central avenue-curbed and hard
surtaced-presents a much better an
pearance. 1t did cost some money
but the job is worth all it cost.
Miss Anselina Burton has been
spending part Of the week with
friends IN Palatka, this being her va
cation week from the bank.
Get the weeds out of the vacant
lots and in home premises. Town
ought to have an ordinance to cover
this weed nuisance.
Charles Cheatham came up from
Jacksonville last Saturday and spent
the week end with his grandmother,
Mrs. c. a. Cheatham.
Miss Mollie Icenhour, who had
been on a visit of some weeks with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs, M.
H. Read, left for her home in Jack
sonville last Monday.
The public school will omen for tba
fall term on Wednesday of next week,
September 9th. This is at least y
week earlier than has been the custom
heretofore.
Mr., o.J NJ n, = g.,
tored over to Archer, Alachua coun-
ty last Sunday, taking their dan~h-
ter, Mrs. Row P. Perkins and IiftIa
daughter, to their home. Mrs Per-
kins had been here on a visit for some
three weeks.
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71,' :" Z i nav va " picture posi- cara from
-'ar' ',IIo MS u.s. Geo. H. ~ HeIrlcN' 1T
TI2I5e T1I ?ie''CS |,is Ho"?"N 1Lau over th9
They were on their wav TO The BerE-
shire's. Pretty soon they will no
turning their thoughts toward the
real Florida trail that leads to Cres-
cent CITY.
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NIP p, ". H. saunders VINO mas oeeA
S'1nol"S u ~. yHe summer "lIn hef Gaugh-
1CLS III Virginia, Ietqtheo !! I laSC frlday'
] 'VJoI Ing q LioSC QellS!lU4ul season,
daurhter Ruth returned from their,
summer outing at Columbus, Ohio.
on Friday last, and on Sunday SER
vices we're resumed at the Presbvte-
rian church.
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Inc precinct reg'Str2tlon BOOKS are
open at the oIhce Oh raul T. smith,
/ /. hese BOOKS are Iof the general elec-
Sioh III November, ana uhieSs you
are properly IGELs'eIeu TL III 'neln s; you
tion has nothing whsrever TO do with
the registration for General election,
Be sure to register if YOU have not
already done so.
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"aiiace Ila[p mas oeen mere ieW !I
Gays auflhg the past week on d Vlsl'
10 reIatIVeS' he mas oeeh Oh a >ytI Taca-
tioh TRIP 10 the mountains OIL NoLth
Carollna ana was on MS way 10 MS
nome III ~ Oah M WHeIe r ne Is asen'
I9f II9qf Ihe ne, fior7Ia East CoaSC ,: hailWaWy. .
ne lelU On lueSu"E III iiS iiIoI9l III, C"l 1
Clarence Rabors
keV' a. T. fugh VIII preacn at OoIlt
the morning and evening services al a.
the BaptlSt churcn next sunday 81 ~
is hkeIy that Dr. fugh Will oe calIeu
to the paStorate nere' thougH certain
OF the congregation are m 1ayor OF
haYlng nm Tor o4C two sundays .
month, dividing the time with Ine
church at Green CoVe springs Dr'
Pugh preached at Green Cove springs
last Sunday.
Mrs. w. D. Middleton of Hortense,
Ga. step-mother of our townsman,
K. {. Middleton spent several Gays
here within the past week on d WISH @
to Mr.. Middleton. win her Was N{
Mr.. MlddletonS youngest orotheT' W. ,I.'
Talmage Middleton' a cotton planter
of Hortense. Ihey saw pretty mutH
all the country hereabo,utS ana the
groves in Mr.. MiddIeton,S motor ana
under his guidance ana on Moh@ay H.y
last he drove them through 10 VIZ
lando.
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