The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-12-14
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Shattuck visited Pa
latka on Wednesday.
Miss G. G. Lester of Jacksonville is
at Grove Hall.
Miss Spencer was due to arrive this
week and will spend the winter at the
Coutant.
George Shufelt of Schenectady. N.
T., was.a guest at the Coutant one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul c. Smith motor
ed to Palatka and spent the day
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Sanders of
Taunton, Mass, are among the late
arrivals at Grove Hall.
Rev. W. H. Funk has been appointed
pastor of the Methodist church in
Crescent City and at Rodman.
John Glynn now at work in naval
construction work in Jacksonville,
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fuller have taken
the Borson cottage on Prospect street
opposite Mr.. Sturdy's, for the winter.
j. H. Roscoe of Savannah and D.
H. Grooves of Atlanta were promi-
nent Georgians at the Coutant last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Harris arriv-
ed on Friday of last week and will
spend the winter in their home on
North Park street.
George w. Seaton, soldier at Camp
Wheeler, has been nursing an attack
of measels, disease which seems to
be no respector of persons.
Social Afternoon" for the ladies of
the town at the Club House this af--
ternoon. The V. |. A. ladies invite
all to come and bring their knittin'.
Mrs. B. F. Tillinghast entertained
the Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church at her beautiful home
on Prospect street last Wednesday
afternoon.
Olaf Pearson late of California, has
been spending some days at Grove
Hail. Mr.. Pearson was brought to
Crescent City by the Strout real es-
tate folder.
Prot. ~Wheatly, who has long made
his home at Grove Hall, has recently
secured the upper fiat in the Attlebo-
ro house and is for the frsi time lit
orally keeping "bachelors hail.
Mrs. George Phillips and two little
ones of Orlando. is the guest of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. c. Darby
Mrs. Phillips is moving from Orlan,
do to Cocoa, and is making her visit
enroute.
Mrs. c. L. Chamberlin has complet,
ed the interior decoration of her flat
on Central avenue and will open hel
home this season for a few boarders
one or two of whom have already en-
gagged rooms.
C. A. Durling has been busy mar
ever since his arrival in Crescent
City and if he can only hold out
through the winter he will fill up a
GOOD many of the waste places about
here with new settlers. Help him
where you can.
Walter B. Campbell has been on the
verge of pneumonia for the past two
weeks and has been a pretty sick
man. but not quite sick enough to
pet alarmed over his own condition
At last reports Dr. Tichenor, said;
80. he'll. come along all right.
Mr.. G. E. Smith of Walpole. Mass,
has purchased through Mr.. Durling a
tract of 100 acres Of land little
west of Pomona-the Mrs. c. l. Rog-
ers place. The sale was made
through Mr.. Durling, the local repre-
sentative of the E. A. Strout real es-
tate agency,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Springer are
snending the week here, having ar
rived on Saturday. They will go to
Orlando for the winter, where their
son, John Springer. is engaged IN
business. Only son, you know, ana he
wanted 'em with him. Mr.. Springer
saws the report that he intended to
leave Crescent City is mistake
A wedding of local interest occurr-
ed at DeLeon Springs last Sunday
The bride was Miss Imogene, daughter
of Mrs. R. B. Bethel. and Mr.: Mar
Cns Fore. Mr.. and Mrs. Fore left on
| the early tram MoIUdS i!lOi
Palatka where Mr.. Fore is employed
in the Ford garage, Best wishes
follow this young couple to thef ne"
home, y
MIR Durling has sold the W, Il.
Lucier place of nine acres on LAKE *
Margaret. near Fruitland, to Mr.. T.
A Stearns of Minneapolis. Mr., Lu-
cier who came to Florida for ms
SSa h. has recovered the same ana
was anxious to get back to ms olq Ii
work in Chicago. The place sold Will
Lc last remembered by o,d settlers as
the Smiley place. -.
The CARLYLE Club has resumed us
weekly meetings. Yesterday the cup
y,os wes'l Entertained by Mrs. A. P. Pug,h
at the Baptist pastorium. Mrs. fuGn ti,a
ofso has been elected president OF the
club for the ensuing year. II Is I.L II-
dors+ood d,n that the ladies Of the CLUB
vii viii take up the reading of Ambaissass
Tor % lanes w. Gerard's new book OF
eyneriences at the German court-a
hannv and timely selection
| Dave Gautier and Ebert Braddock
IIafr on Monday for Orlando where
tbev intended to enlist IN the MAYA. ava
Po.o,.yas f,,o, ,,a These young men dldn !
Jn ,,,rch talking about the matter ana
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