The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-21

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,

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Miss Ruth Herlong spent sevnro,
days in Jacksonville last week "
Chester Norton came over from,
Lake City on Saturday to spend SIM
day with home folk. wi
Mrs. X. Borson left on SATURDAY. fo,,
a visit of two weeks with her mar
ents near Savannah.
Miss Mary Graham has resumod
her old place in the postoftice after
a summers rest at home.
James Padgett Jr. is back on his
job after a month in charge of a rail
way station in south Florida.
Mrs. E. L. Hancock returned on
Saturday from a visit of several
weeks to her old home in Tallahassee
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kinard Of
Hastings, with the children, motored
over and spent Sunday here with
their parents.
Miss Anselina Burton has resumed
her duties at the bank after pleas
ant two weeks vacation, mostly spent
in Jacksonville.
c. P. Hale is spending a few davs
at home this week looking after
grove matters, but will return to the
beach late1 in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul C. Smith mo-
tored over to Archer on Sunday morn
ing to spend a day with their daugh
ter, Mrs. R. P. Perkins.
Miss Helen Tillinghast returned on
Saturday from a ten days outing at
Daytona Beach. Mrs, Tillinghast re-
turned earlier in the week
w. C. CARTRIDGE has rented the res
idence of Mrs. Her F. Babers on North
Prospect street for the winter and e1-
poets to move in the first Of the COM
ing month.
Mrs. r. C. Middleton and her moth
er, Mrs. Chas. Cook, returned on Sat
urday from an extended trip in the
White mountains and other parts Of
New England.
Mrs. L. I. Darby returned from
Waynesvllle, n. C., on Saturday, com
ing two or three weeks earlier than
she had intended owing to a slight
''l''e'' u -'i'' -)'' ~
w. W. Jenkins for the past year or
more a blacksmith with shop in
rear of Chamberlin's store, moved
last week TO BARROW Where ne Is as
D III e0 u 'e'''' 07p
One more week OF vacation and tnen
the school children Will resume stu
dies. And how fortunate 1t IS tnat
they are all looking forward with
pleasure to the reopenIhg Oh Schoo''
Joe Rinck whose father lives on
the Brock place near Fruitland, is
serving in the regular army ana IS
said to be even now with the troops
in France. He IS cousin OF ME' AL
Rinck of this place
Nrs w Everett and Miss Al
hor+a Wil1;ams Of Atlanta, were
oueSts one s+ for . few days at the Hotel
Sau+or+ last wnel, and enioved their
stay so much, and the town. tN"S
they promised to come 2galn'
w Nauman has installed an old.
e. ah;onod h ~ S+nne % mill for grinding
,,asaI .asaiI0" ro +ho+ small farmers can get
nhear' .ho;, oorn ~ 'm' mronnI at home, And they
dn S,le' sov " +bs+ there neyer was better
maal than that which is ground in the
old-fashioned way.
Nrs Cou+ar+ has secured the Hor-
MIS-; hn,,o Cou'""E -" Centraf 'r+r ayenue for the
oon,;n~ oor toUSe ason 90 and from the first of
coming coming SeSTGi TIis an" bonse l,o has several
ocuooer Taosont rdoms lm,S ',U" and as it is only
pleasanS tho iot, otrnet from ron tbe hotel. they
acToIs IS 'tie e,s,J S,5ee esnncaI,v desirable for
winter visitors.
San, varras who has spent the past
oam Talnes' T WI WIZ Tnw 'lI Vexjco states
l year III III ieN'0 has r@ce;yaJ onG GREAT benefit
that ne mas aSon@a reIe'ofU of c,inate and that
from vhe e'iSo's hn oos disnose of his in
as soon haSo as ne he '"i ~iI Orf retUrn He will
Ieats'S pI"o h;e iie boma At FL Paso. Texas,
maze riaSt IN ms tbe none Mexican nS :. border
rlgiI Oil 'i'e ->'N'' g.,