The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-11-30

DR.. B. F. Tichenor's new Office
building and operating room on Cy-
press avenue has been occupied and
is looking wonderfully cozy.
Miss Leni Jones arrived last week
and has her old quarters in the Neal
building. Miss Jones has spent sev-
eral seasons in Crescent City and has
a lot of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Cove motored
to Palatka on Tuesday and had as
guests for the trip Mr. and Mrs. c.
NJ. Austin, Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Styles
and Miss Edith Evans.
DR.. and Mrs. D. E. Spahr whose
arrival was chronicled last week, have
secured the Jas. f. Harper house on
Central avenue for the season and are
comfortably settled there.
Mrs. Collins B. Hubbard, it is re-
ported will spend some time here this
season, and will be a guest at the
home of her friend, Mrs. Preston
Jones, at Hotel Qui 81 Sana, Hunt
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Herrick Of
Attleboro and Mr.. and Mrs, II. S.
Hurlbut and Miss Hollybird are due
this week or the early part of next,
AS usual they will be at Grove Hall
for the season.
Invitations were received in this
city last week for the marriage OF
Eileen, daughter of Mrs. Collins
Raughman Hubbard, to Mr.. Harold
] Thompson Butts. The ceremony oc-
Cured at ) o'clock last evening
THANKSGIVING at The Church of the
} Advent, Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. H. P. Leavett has secured the
upper floor of the Darby residence
y for the season. Mr.. Leavett is eN'
:. pected to arrive this week from Bos
ton. Mrs. Leavett has been IN Cal
fornia since leaving Crescent CIT!
earlv last winter, but says she mucI
! rrefers the climate of Florida.
Mrs Crosby of New York arrived
{ last week for seasons stay and i
pleasantly Quartered with Mrs Fran
Gautier. Mrs. Crosby IS one o
Crescent's City's staunch New or
friends and takes a great interest
everything pertaining to the town an an
a its people. She is receiving a corolS
- welcome from all.
- Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cary and Mr.
| Tucker arrived last week from the
| Massachusetts home and Will be VIII
ms for the winter. All are please
To see them. Mr. Cary looks
"fine as a fiddle" and he must ma,
been drinking a lot Of that mean
giving apple cider OF when ne -
famous manufacturer.
The union THANKSGIVING seryI
announced for last night, WAS c4"t'
ed to the morning at ~ cloGN ~ y
cause of picture which h2d ot
announced for the theaterr IN I
evening, Rev. Alfred Taylor h4a
so announced service at MS cn"I I
in the morning which prevented
- participating in the union service
- he had intended.
Can't. and Mrs. John H, Btay ,
Millbridge, Me-, arrived on -, o',Di,, nnIo
and have Joined the Name So'G
"a fathered by Capt. Warren !" NJ
z Snra one House. Capt. ana VI
Prav EXPECT to remain, WIN L..
H@S rcS,ahont the season. and Wi! pro
Iin thro9s snI% oJdi+ion to the sOc'a,
E of the place. as have al III '''''
lightful colony.
AT Mr., and Mrs. c, N. Austin ;., ,
Georgia, Vermont, arrived ,LJ.1 ,san
week and have gone TO mousse }a,,n h h
w me their | pretty bungalow home " "
H., h. MI Nr Austin last season "
- pS BY, W. 70 snend the winter seq
~ tnena n NJ " and Mrs. c. 4. Post OF
- Albans, Vt, and Df. "i.T t+ " Mr. 4
STYLES of South Hero " an Nt
tins bungalow nome -
&C. Prospect street
It is reported that Mr.. ,,,9 ana NJ, .
II c. Pomeroy Of SunueI.''I"' io"sa5
n; n.;,I y ha here soon and have leasS% .5.S,+
PbilEns cottage on PARK s't5e t5e
ago sI shniiPS PPosb Mrs. Pomeroy IS tne ne
of MIS- ,,rrSter U%Sh Of the Rev. f. +; bI q
, in er e former o~us popular pastor Of ,oS the !
light cent @ Citv Presbyterian cnuFy% emu ,a,r
left lived here during the seESa4t Pa4b Mr.
~ ber fathers pastorate' Dow 3;naIv
Mrs Mr. Pomeroy were eXeeSu.lSISt Ss,a.cont
vi. ,,Iar maS with the people Of CrgSCg,iC roioi
AND ular 9 M,or thera Wv will be general reJo. req.
nger -, +bair decision 10 NisI'
SUN City.
get F Pursell has lost a tota. s.t
ton, n. %: from E cholera within the pas pas
rdui, weeks. 1t will be teille"'Ibk srt broke
when the cholera tirSt ST. that
made among Mr.. Pursells hoES EGSortrell
le: 1t snf' amt for County Agent Can'.er ssn
till senS n gnosed r@t the trouble and o,,,T' sSn
me, 9aensUa tbera was delay in its arrival aLr
"a fe- tneae Isaeso " snread. Lloyd freSyGt ,,,it
- aiseaSs Sttia sp six weeks old pigs WI. WIZ,
manly same disease .a,.oJ here and
thou Of tbe hogs were innocu,aareuC ,a,. Can. ,
Ist 40 serum at the time VI - +reate
cache, visit. The others Were s,a'z, hut
trou. Oade IOsd 'Ie beadway in Mr., Purse Eim !
akine maae mac !. 't hos certainly hit a MN y
-ass.s and II mas Lare would have