Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-04
CRESCENT CITY ITEMS

Wednesday, stopping ana enjoying
themselves as fancy dictates /
Miss Crawford's Choir Musical at
the Methodist church Sunday nglht
was more than good. {
Friday evening number OF young
people danced and had a wonder1ul
time at Mrs. A. J. Pounds home on
the lake shore. !
Mrs. c. E. Prevatt and son have
returned from three weeks VISIT
with relatives in Orlando.
The addition to the Crescent CITY
hank will be completed this week.
Mr.. ]. ]. McGrady has purchased
the Austin home on Prospect street
and is building a new garage
Mrs. A. B. HARRISON and sisters
are expectxed to return from Jack
sonville Friday.
The Chamber TO Commerce will
hold their regular meeting in V. l. A.
hall Monday, August 7.
The Crescent city ball team Will
plav Bostwick at Crescent City
Thursday, August 3, Game called at
o'clock. Our ball club is doing
good team work and should have the
SUPPORT of the whole town, as it is a
splendid ad to have bunch of live
wires" and good team carrying the
name of Crescent City about the
state.
Thursday August 3, there will be
dance at the V. l. A. hall under the
auspices of the bali club. Palatka
orchestra. All spectators will be
charged 25 cents.
Mr.. Clement Prevatt and few
music-loving souls heard a wireless
concert from Atlanta at the Crescent
City garage the other evening.
Mrs. A. L. Brooks is in the hospital
at Jacksonville and doing very nicely
Her Sunday school class sent her a
basket of roses from Crescent City
Mrs. J. B. SILVER gave card party
Monday evening, celebratin gtheil
anniversary.
The dance held at the V. |. A. hal
and given by the ball club Thursday
July 81, was well attended and tn
music excellent.
The town council has placed car
load of clay and she'll on Central aV
enue hill, temporary arrangement
until the new water mains are put il
Mrs. W. Livingston, daughter c
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Mathis, has re
turned to her home at Fort Laude1
dale.
Thursdays ball game, Crescel
City versus Bunnell, was vel
played game and shows much in
provement in the team work.
Wilson, left field, facing the sun al
running for a fly, was hit by the bs
over the right eye and laid the fle3
open to the skull. A quarter of ;
inch higher, DR.. Goodson said, "a
he'd never play ball again
The way Mayor Carteledge
cleaning up the town looks as thou
he was live one.
R. C. Middleton is putting on
addition to his packing house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Doss a
Miss Louise Brannon motored
from Orlando and spent Sunday wi
Mr.. R. o. Burton.
Mrs. W. Miller is enjoying the 81
at Summer Haven for a few days.
The Order of the Eastern Star
holding one regular meeting ca
month during the summer and eve
member is urged to attend They
us the "eats" are good after
meetings.
A crowd of young people e
some that "ain't"O are planning
attend the barbecue and dout
header ball game at Ocean c
Thursday, August 10.
General Harp has hauled lum
out to his home site and we und
stand it means a new house n
where the old house burned.
Miss Bell Fuller has returned fl
a visit of several weeks at Dc
City.
John Reynolds is some fishern
When a man can catch a seven-t
alligator with bunch of trout no
he can qualify for any kind of an
glers' club.
Marshal Moore reports the ar,
of George Crosby (coIored), who
is alleged, broke into the Purring
house and who is held over for t
in October.
Lem Harris (coIored), chan
with house breaking, dismissed,
of evidence; and Cranshaw, Harv
and Whitaker (colored), char
with receiving stolen goods disn
ed, lack Of evidence.
Judge Calhoun, County c
Handbook and Tax Collector v
were in town Monday, calling o
B. SILVER.