The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-06-08
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL


relatives in Lake Como.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sauls will leave next
week for their old home in New Eng
land, sorry to say.
Mrs. S. A. Kinard has been sncnd-
ing the week in Hastings, called TIL
ther by the illness of her dauphter
Mrs. Rudolph Kinard.
Mrs. W. R. Sanders left on Wednes
day for Rockbridge Baths, Va, whore
she will spend the summer with her
daughters.
Mrs. A. D. Woolman has returned
and is occupying her bungalow on
South Summit street opposite the
Methodist church.
Miss Elsie Padgett entertained the
Camp Fire Girls one afternoon last
week, and delightful afternoon was
spent, with refreshments to follow
the meeting.
Mrs. Boyd Berry and two little
daughters of St. Augustine spent a
few days here last week on a visit to
Mrs: Berry's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
E. Neal.
Rev. Alfred Taylor of the Episcopal
church has announced a patriotic
Service" for next Sunday morning at
II o'clock, and to which the public
is cordially invited.
W. A. Sturdy returned on Thurs
day of last week from a two weeks
trip to his old home in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Sturdy and Miss Sturdy left
last week for Massachusetts to spend
the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Rube Kirkland have
gone to housekeeping in the L. Ea-
ton cottage, instead of the Audley
Eaton house as mentioned last week,
the change in the Iatters plans ne
cessitating a change in theirs.
Fritz Stockton will enter the en-
pioy of C. W. Norton on his return
from his visit to his old home in
Georgia. His headquarters on his re-
turn will be at Lake Ciyt. Sorry
to lose these young people.
Miss Mabel Andersen left on Sat
urdey for Oviedo, where she was to
be bridesmaid at the wedding of
Miss Lottie Gutteridge, the wedding
to take place on Sunday. Miss An
dersen returned home on Monday.
Mrs. Roland Woodward of Jack
sonville spent several days here dur
ing the past week on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. E. T. Clark. Mrs.
Woodward left for home on Tuesdays
boat.
Rudolph Kinard and family drove
over from Hastings a short time ago
in their new Jeffrey passenger tour
ing car. Mr.. Kinard was one of the
Hastings potato diggers who made
big money this spring.
The union meeting of the Christian
Endeavor, Epworth League and Bap-
fist Young People Society will be held
every Sunday evening at the audlto-
rum from 6:30 to 1880. The meet
ing last Sunday evening was largely
attended.
Mrs. S. B. Shaw is doing nice
restaurant business in her place, cor
ner of Central avenue and Park
street. She serves meals to order
and has been enjoying a good pa
tronage from travellers Is well as TO-
cal peope. Mrs. Shaw can be relied
on to serve an appetiZing meal
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Stockton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Stockton expect
I to leave next Monday via. motor car
for the Stockton boys old home ~
Jefferson. Georgia, where they Will
enjoy a months visit, jefferson +
northeast of Atlanta and in the HI.
country.
Clarence w. Bethel Of Dayton4.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. ". }. Bethe.'
spent several days here the past W'eh
on a visit to relatives. lie IS Jus,
back from New York, where ne h''
been a student in the State Uny,er-
sity for the past three years VII,
Bethel left on Monday tor ms nome
in Daytona.
John Reynolds and Aud!ey Eaton
have purchased the c. W. Norton ga
rage on South Prospect street ana
have already taken possession,
Bright Young men. both, and WI vi,
make a success. The entrance OIL ~
Eaton in this business cancels ms
previous determination to, go "
jacksonville to enter the snip G 9i
;nr ontcrnrise of the Merrill x
Stephens Co., mentioned last "ecN'
H. B. Constantine and Miss hL%
left on the steamer Crescent L4S,
Tuesday for Jacksonville, from "m t,r
place they will take the tram loE
Black Mountain, N. c., where I ,4SE
expect to spend the summer MTs.
Constantine left some two We .:
earlier. Mr.. and Mrs. ConSt2n. .,.;g
expect to return in the TAU ana :lo WI.
occupy their own home, the feS eau
purchased from c. 0. Chamoer'i''
Chester w. Norton has purchased
the Lake City Motor Cos garage anu I.o
the Dodge Motor Co.'S agency at LAY tails
City and left on WedneSda! 70 '4 the
over the business. This is one Of tn 5.
best garage business between J Tor
sonviIie and Valdosta, and Mr. NOR
ton has undoubtedly gotten ho a., u he
promising enterprise and one tLS:' II" at
will succeed we'll in. All mere
1oaa+ ,,,isb him great success, ana as