The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-11

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL


w. y. MluoAetoH returned last Sat
urday evening from a two weeks bus
mess trip to Chicago and Quincy, III.
The l,rgest flag in tom is tlat of
Capt. Martin LaBree, which lie has
spread across the front of Lis Louise.
The V. l. A. will hold it's monthly
meeting at $3.50 on Monday afternoon,
May 18th. The executive board meet.
ing will be at 3 o'clock the same af-
ternoon.
Mr.. L. Eaton spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Audley Ea-
ton. He is now engaged with the
Merrill-Stevens Company in Jackson
vile.
1t is stated that Mrs. Bethel has
sold her farm and cattle and will come
to Crescent City to reside. This will
be pleasant news to her many friends
here.
Mr.. Tom Carpenter of Attleboro.
Mass, who has been spending some
ten days or more here with his broth
er, Mr.. Geo. Carpenter, left on Mon
day for his home.
Prominent workers in the local Red
Cross Society here visited Lake Como
last evening where a meeting was held
in the interest of the society and to
secure members from that place and
Pomona.
Oliver Chamherlin has taken UP th1
subject of organizing an ath!atc club
among tie young men, and also yt'li-
zig the org2n'Zation as .. Il me
Guard CT 1'tary company. re
idea is a good one and it is hoped he
may succeed.
w. F. Glynn motored over to Pa
latka on Monday with a view of inter
esting the county commissioners in
doing some work on the Crescent
City roads with the county convicts.
Mr.. w. C. Norton accompanied Mr.
Glynn to the county seat.
Mrs. A. w. Seaton left on Friday
last for Jacksonville, where she will
remain a few days with he son, Mr..
Geo. w. Seaton, before continuing lev
,"oiites iitI VI, oo .,ou't;n,, o''tYm
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be recovering rapidly.
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le.s nan ,.;nouo ao ond Co,ifnr,,;, for +bo
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Mrs. McMarIin and daughter VINO
have been Spfno.oG tne , WlltIet tIa;, "lL" az
US are eNVe[t'!IE " ,',Ne o,,,,' ,,o,.4 ~
nar,ure 10Y l"F'f ,Io' I'Iei, II NM " -,
week great wv 10 lIIe leE'eC VI ''lt w.,
neon!e' VINO nave come , 70 eTI'glI. .''eSe f
'"8'es VeV hl"hlV, ., we al HoPe l0'
the'f return next l"'I'
The Misses Alice Torrey and MI
riam Payson Of Att.eboro, Mass, VINO
have been spending a large part OF
the winter in Crescent City ana seem
ingly enjoying themselves, left on
"eahesoay Oh I"Sr T,a,a WEN ,,onon ~, ro3ios
ioFtheril Hoiie' 'to4U f,,;onJ. oI" ;, CTo,-
nave iarSt q. tIg & ot - tT,,,ro ton, ,,'rcb -,
cent Clty VINO Will HISS '''''' III ''''''
Mr.. C. Oliver Chamoerhn VISITED
jacksonville on Friday of last week.
making another effort to enlist IN the
service of his country, this time IN
the commissary department. He was
unsuccessful, however. Too bad when
a young man wants to serve his coun-
trv that his country is so particular
concerning his compleXion his mo.ars
and his averdupois.
Mis- Joscpn.ae S.2plcll, county
tr|,,r hA,a 'oT~p'',,, n,"I AGENT ntp cNpcr., vii
r''I!t''"s nnLa cHnmIn@ H1H Gcronstration at Y.
t0'u hail on Saturday afternoon,
" ,ioL, " W. ~ a+ , n m 4 numar- Of
10y 1n+;o, '' !" +Hrs Mace who would can
t''U,1S '"'.1S nr1 other vegetables GO not
f,,i', tS,' rndorstend %,i the process, and
tI.s trts lnH "' ,rb"t tbov icrm "pad luck.
NJ NJ t,t S;nrrnIl will try and make tAe
nrocerc casiIv understood by DEM
onstr,ticn. Ladies should turn out
nall h,., s,,ccassmlIv pass
II ON NuSSeit $50 ,,,it'oo it''o |or entrance to
ca tne eA'i'itIt,,';O -, Trai,,in@ CamD at Fort
the OInceIS 1l"iHA'tS r., ,rlo,.s