The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-06-22
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL


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at home with his family. '
The Misses Ruth and Myrtle Her.
long left this week for Knoxville
Tenn, where they will spend some
time. '''>
Mrs. Duval and little grand-dauph-
ter, Edna May Duval, of Tallahassee
arrived last week on visit 70 how
daughter, Mrs. E. L. Hancock.
Miss Amelia Kendall, assistant
principal of the Crescent Citv school
is at Sandwich, Mass, for the suml
mer vacation.
R. c. Middleton has been spendino
considerable of his time the nasf
week or two in Jacksonville, and i
is rumored that he has big deal on
in that city.
Mrs. w. c. Cartledge and little
daughter, Addie, were to leave vcs-
terday for a long visit with relatives
and friends in South Carolina, Mr.
CARTRIDGE expects to Join them later
in the summer.
| Miss Mollie Icenhour. a niece Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Read, and for "
merly Of this city, was one Of the
graduates of the Duval High School
last week, and read one of the Jost
essays at the commencement eXar-
cises.
Ice in Miami ha sheen advanced
this week from 80 to 10 cents ner
hundred. Here in Crescent CiE.
where we have been paying 60 cents
per hundred for it, that 10 cent rate
would appear more like big Cash
discount
R. C. Middleton is clearing up an
o0-acre tract of land at Shell Bluff
which he will plant in Irish p5tatoe,
the coming winter. He expects to
get the land cleared in time to put
in a crop Of cow-peas first in order
to sweeten the new land.
The Mathis store is showing a no.
tice in the window to effect that be-
ginning this week the store would
be closed at l o'clock each Thurs
day afternoon during the heated
term. Heretofore this practice has
been general in Crescent City.
Don Tichenor, son of Dr.. B. +.
Tichenor, who has been spending the
past eight or ten weeks in Indiana,
has notified his parents that he is
coming home this week. He in
tends to take a hand in the improve
ment of his fathers grove property.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Kirkland spent
last week at St. Petersburg, but re-
turned on Saturday and on Monday
left for north Florida, where Mr.
Kirkland will spend some time buy
ing vegetables and other farm prod
ucts for his firm, the Crutchtield 4
Voolfolk Co.
Miss Grace Burton was to leave this
week for johnson, N. c., where she
is to assist Miss Irene Lasier in
kindergarten work, and thus acquire
a professional training in work for
which she seems peculiarly fitted. All
crescent NlIS VIII WISH IoI VH4S pop
ular young lady the largest measure
of success.
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