The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1903-03-13
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Orange City
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friends here Friday. They were on
their way to Daytona from DeLand,
where they have spent the winter.
Mrs, Holeman had quite number
of DeLandites to pay her a pleasant
visit Friday.
Mr.. Clarence Chamberlin and Mrs.
Kidder were calling on friends here
Thursday. They are stopping at the
College Arms in DeLand this winter
There was musical given at the
Bolo Wednesday evening. which was
i'm charge of Professor Brown of New
York. 1t is reported as being grand
success.
Mr. and Mrs. Cunning, who are
stopping at the Freeman house, took
a trip to Cassadaga Friday.
Mrs. Murgertooyd and daughter,
MIR. and Mrs, Manning of Nashua, N.
H., arrived at Palmetto Cottage
Thursday.
Mrs. Hollowell. Mrs. Wilson and
Miss Underhill left Thursday noon for
Tampa.
Mrs. Davis and Miss Taylor, two of
our winter visitors, spent Friday in
DeLand shopping.
Mrs Frank Taylor entertained the
V. l. A. social circle Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Allen were here
Saturday on their way to Palm Beach,
Miami and Nassau.
Seven Orange Cityites spent the
day in DeLand Saturday.
Quite a crowd of our townpeople,
including Mrs. Whites boarders, spent
Saturday in Cassadaga, and took din
ner with Mrs. Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Kepler, and
MIR. and Mrs. Byron Burlington we're
calling on friends here Saturday.
They are stopping at the College
Arms in DeLand for few weeks.
Several of Mrs. Freeman's boarders
spent Saturday in Cassadaga.
Miss Helen Manville came over
from DeLand Saturday to visit her
grandmother, Mrs. E. A. Hill.
Mrs. Ford attended card party
Saturday afternoon in DeLand, given
by Mrs. Edward Gross and Mrs. Mar
ing; there were nine tables. She re-
ports very pleasant afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hyden and Mrs.
E. j. Farnham and daughter, Kath- !
rine, were at the Freeman house. Mon
day night on their way to DeI.and.
They left Tuesday morning.
Thepastor of the Methodist church
viii preach here next Sunday even
ing, the 18th inst, at I o'clock on
True Spiritualsm Mighty to Save"
and all others are heartily
invited.
Twenty Enterprise people came
over Monday for a social time. They
met our people in game Of cards in
the afternoon and were beaten by -
points. Mrs. True served supper in
the dining room of Library Hall to 81
persons. The evening was spent in
tripping the light fantastic, and all
had fine time.
Mr.. Heebner and family and MIR.
Russell and Miss Anna Baldridge
are spending this week at Coronado
Beach.
There were ten tables at our Tues
day Evening Euchre Club. MIR. Clark
and wife won the first prize and Miss
fanny Trowbridge and Mrs. Geo. Do
zier, who took the part of gentlemen,
won the consolat ions.
The Misses Amy and Hattie Fuller
and friends, Misses Emma York and
Mabel Jackson, spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. S. G. Fuller.
DR.. and Mrs. Skinner, with Miss
Nellie Palmer, Miss Nellie Foster and
Miss Celia Babcock, went to Lake
Winnemissett Wednesday to visit Mr..
L. Kepler's family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bullen, presi-
dent of the Orange City water works,
spent Tuesday at Lake Winnie issett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens, son and
daughter, from New York, are guests
of the Bolo.
Copies of THE News can be found
at the store of Miss Babcock.
Mr.. VIM. holman of Orange City
offers for sale his home place known
as the Ed Carpenter place, contain.
ing 10 acres of good land, one two
story house of six rooms, one large
barn and packing house and other out
buildings, with the house well fur.
nished and about 600 budded grape.
fruit trees, orange and other small
fruits. All for $1,000 cash. This Is
bargain for any one.
Also one 16-acre farm at Lake
Helen, known as the Wickham place.
There are about 300 orange and grape.
fruit trees just beginning to bear; 10
peach trees, all well fenced and lots
of timber on the place. This Is a
beautiful location, well worth $500