Earoll Roebuck (1896-1951). According to his obit, he was the first West Palm Beach city judge elected by popular vote, and also served as attorney for Palm Beach County.
(photo from p. 22 in the Mary McDonald photoalbum)
"Beach party given in honor of Mrs. Yost, Feb 1916." Group of friends on a beach. Box with label "Pet Evaporated Milk." (photo from p. 20 in the Mary McDonald photoalbum)
"Bro. Galloway in his grave 1915." Several teens and young people, some in bathing suits, clustered around the Methodist minister A.T. Galloway buried in the sand. (photo from p. 20 in the Mary McDonald photoalbum)
Small building with sign: Necessity Shop. Another sign on ground: "Hancock Insurance Agency." Handwritten over building: "Ladies Only."
This is possibly an outhouse with discarded signs displayed. The Necessity Shop, owned by Susan Kitching, was actually located within Broster Kitching's post office building.
(photo from p. 85 in the Mary McDonald photoalbum)
Team of surveyors. J.B. McDonald among group. Handwritten on back: "Hugh [?] Coleman about 1914 McD- J.B. McDonald standing on location of Rowell Furn Bldg laying out A1A before Carlton Hotel was built. Benlte Bld, background"
