Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-30

several residences, motel, ana sew
eral farms.
X. Borson, who has been indispos-
ed for the past two weeks, is I'M
proving rapidly and hopes to be about
in day or two.
T. ]. lies has bought Marcus Fore's
racer-a reconstructed fiivver built
for the track.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pink, and
their son, who has been long the pop
uiar clerk in the Gautier store, are
leaving this week for Canada, hav-
ing sold their place to Mr.. j. w.
Carter of Jacksonville who comes
here to reside permanently.
Mesdames Tillinghast and Russell,
Miss Abbijean Miller, and Messrs.
W. A. and T. B. Russell motored to
Orlando and back last Sunday.
Hon. w. J. Roebuck of Lake City,
convict superintendent for the state,
was in the city last Friday. He
came to locate camp site for State
ccnvicts who are to be assigned to
work on the new state road running
f,om Dunns Creek to the Volusia
county line.
Hon. M. M. Smith, president OF
the State Highway Commission, was
in the city last Friday in company
with Hon. w. j. Roebuck, the State
Convict Superintendent. While here
they selected site for the State
convict camp, the same to be the
home of the convicts who are to work
or the new State Highway from
Dunn's Creek to the Volusia county
line. Mr.. Smith says that lumber
for building the camp will be here in
a few days and work of building will
be pushed. He expects to get fully
started on the new road by January
LIST. The camp is to be located lit
lie north of town on land owned by
Mrs. C. L. Chamberlin, near the old
c. H. Gautier home.
The Misses Dorothy Burton, Mil
bred and Louise Mathis visited Pa
latka last Friday, where they were
guests of friends over night. They
returned home Saturday evening on
the steamer City of Jacksonville.
The deed for the new colored school
lot WIS transferred to the local school
trustees on Tuesday, The trustees
bought lot one ~ of Cones subdi-
vision of lots 80, 81, 173 and liza
which is a lot 200 feet on Division
street, facing Lake Stella by 15C
feet on Olive avenue. The deal was
closed through the W. A. Russell
Real Estate Exchange. This is q
splendid site for the colored school
which is now in cramped quarters
The new school will be erected by the
trustees during the coming year, anc
the colored people are greatly pleas
ed, as well they may be.
Miss Anselina Burton has beer
visiting some ten days in Tallahas
see, where on Tuesday she was maic
of honor at the wedding of her friend
Miss Mary Lou Leman, to Mr.. Ken
meth A. MACEDONIAN of Quincy. Tht
ceremony was solemnized by Rev
Francis Yarnall in st. Johns Episco
pal church, with an interesting mu
steal program preceding the cere
rnony by Miss Ella Scoble Opperman
and DR.. W. G. Dodd, former in
structor of the bride, who rendered
the wedding marches and also play
ed during the ceremony. Just be
fCre the professional of the brida
party, Miss Bessie Damon played tn
Lohengren wedding march on tn
church chimes, when the air was i'm
Il mediately taken up by DR.. Dodd OIL
4 the great church organ. A not
4 from Tallahassee in speaking of tn
n wedding, says: "The personnel o
4 tie wedding party will be of inter
Y est to the many friends of this coupl
Il throughout the entire state. Mis-
y Anselina Burton, Of Crescent City
: was maid of honor, and Mrs. F. (
+ Harrison of Greenville, S. c., siste
: of the bride, was matron of honor
: The bridesmaids were Miss DuBoi
!. Filler, Miss Janet MACEDONIAN and Mis-
/. Anna Leman. The bridegroom ha
+ as his gest man, Mr.. Frank Davis
+ Of Atlanta. The Groomsmen wer
= Mr.. Jack Scarborough and Mr.. Wal
!. lace Allen of Quincy; Mr.. F, N. Har
= rison of Greenville, S. c., and M,
1. William Blount Myers of Tallahassee.