The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-01-12

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

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Mr.. and Mrs. Il. C. Middleton mo-
,ored to Palatka last Tuesday.
w. T. B. Warn was visitor to Pa
atka on Tuesday.
C. H. Preston was a visitor in Pa
latka on Monday.
Mrs. Herman Collette was visitor
to Palatka on Tuesday.
Mrs. S. E. Neal spent last week in
St. Augustine on a visit to her dau-
ghter, Mrs. Boyd Berry.
The quarterly communion service
will be held at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning.
The oyster supper announced to be
given al the Baptist church this ev-
ening, was postponed until Friday
evening of next week, Jan. 10Th.
Mrs. J. L. Burton has gone to
Braidentown on the Manitee river to
spent month or more with her son,
Mr.. Clay Cradle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Davenport of
Colrain. Mass, arrived on Wednes-
day to be the guests for an indefinite
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. burlington.
Chas. Curtiss has returned from a
four months trip in the west, in
Guiding { visit to his old home, Mo-
line, III. He seems well pleased to
get back to Florida.
Mr. M. R. Hubbs and his daugh-
ter, Miss Hubbs, are expected this
week for their usual winter stay at
Grove Hall, an item that will give
pleasure to many.
Rev. and Mrs. A. P. Pugh have
been spending the week in Orlando,
where they have been in attendance
upon the sessions of the Florida Bap-
tist convention. They went on Mon
dav and are expected home today.
Mrs. Eaton Cliff has been much
worried concerning the loss Of a
bunch of keys which she greatly
needs and has offered generous re-
ward to the finder who will return
them to the rostoffice or to the home
of Chas. P. Hale.
Geo. w. Seaton drove q motor par.
tv consisting Of his mother, Mrs. A
w. Seaton, Misses Ellnor Allen anC
Ruth Herlong. and Mr.. Blaine Shivel
to Palatka on Monday evening tt
view the celebrated picutre, "Civiliza
tom at Kalbfeld's.
Capt. w. J. Smiley of Coldwater
Michigan, arrived here last week TO
an indefinite stay and is with Mr.
and Mrs. C. f. Harris. Capt. Smile,
will be remembered as a visitor o
last season who became well ac
ouainted and whose friends are wei
coming him back.
Mr.. Clayton is now running a tis
market at the Torrey dock and vii
supply fresh fish every morning t
all comers; but they must be on han
- before 9 o'clock or the fish will b
packed and shipped. Just now tn
shad are running and he has shad TO
sale.
Geo. Peterkin of South Deerfielc
+, Mass, is among the late arrivals TO
! an indefinite stay, and is with MI
and Mrs. C. z. Harris. Mr.. Peter
kin may decide to purchase modes
home here: in which case he will b
doubly welcomed. We want goo
men to settle among US.
Mrs. Harry H. Wilson motored f
Orlando on Monday where she will re
main several days. Mrs. Wilson ha
as guests for the trip Mrs. l.. =
Hurlbut and Miss Mary Hack, VIII
| expected to return with Mrs. Wilso
/! Yesterday. Mrs. Hurlbut was de
| egate from the Baptist church to tn
| Florida Baptist Convention in annui
. session at Orlando this week.
= Mrs. Rettew and her daughte
2 Miss Rettew, of Norfolk, Va, WI
- have been the popular guests of M
0 and Mrs. Alfred Clay for some thre
e months, left last week for Tampa on
St. Petersburg. They will spen
some time at South Florida resort
/. before returning home, and 1t
:. hopcd will visit Crescent CITY lat,
in the spring.
d The Christian Endeavor Society
= the PRESBYTERIAN church gave "ca'
3. dv pull" in the chapel last Monda
5, evrire to which every one was Il
d vited and to which invitation we hol
l. most every one responded. This s.
a: cietv. organized but short time ag
Al has been making some gains al
IL holds short devotional meetings e,
u cry Sunday evening just before Il
Il church service, which meetings a
=: being we'll attended.
- The Tennis Club invite all who a
interested in tennis and all players n
members of the club, to join the cl
ay and enter the tournament when W
if begin February, /. The preilmmf
'o- les will be played off at this time a
he the finals during the County Fa
m Each contestant is asked to p
px. twenty-five cents which goes to sW