The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-11-11
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Perley left Thursday With bis uncle's
remains for Pecatonica. 40. The
estate here ~ left Ia the hands Of Mr..
Dade L. settle.
Mr. n y. Graves and Mr.. and Mrs.
Finney came home Friday night.
They have spent the summer In Tau
CLAIR, Wis. They say the weather
was beautiful there the day they left.
Mrs Harding l. quite III, heI sister
Miss Sauls, who j. trained nurse, Is
taking care Of her.
Miss Helen Manyille came over
from Stet-On University saturday
morning TO visit her grandmother.
She returned sunday evening. Mis-.
Martin came With her They both
rode their wheels over.
MIR. II. A. Ccult, of RoS bury, y. ",
arrived Friday evening. tie sPent
last winteT here AZ the orange IiIy
Hotel, be has the same roam this
NiutcT.
captain ThOrp and wife vent over
10 Sanford Thursday 10 get the re-
maindeT of their furniture. Mr..
Thorp returned Monday evening": the
captain staid over Tuesday - he
could casi bis vote.
Mr.. ". T.. e. Herrick Who has been,
sick ~ Iong, died Monday at ten min
utes pat two O'clock y. m. She has
been { hTi-tian worker IN the ten
PrTincc cause for years. She Oiled
the ufi,r Of president secretary and
treasurer ia the W. &. + L. IN this
place he vas treasurer when she
ga stricken with paralysis nearly tSo
years ago and ha- been helpless ever
since. She was a teacher in the Con-
grePational church sabbath school
ana a constant member Of that
church bring one of the charter
members. She VA secretary Ut TIT
Home Missionary SOyiety OF that
chuTc b, calling the month";, meetings
at her home after she Was sack and
i,ling her Office until two weeks be-
fore her death. She vas secretary
of the state W 4. 7. 4. for several
years. Her funeral vas held al the
congregational church Tuesday az
> O'Clock p. m, Rev Halliday onici.
ating. She will bc greatly missed In
Orange city: il will be hard to ind =
I person To- take her place.
/ Mr.. Norney bought this week of Sir.
John MCCoTmiCk tao and one half
acres of land on Graves avenue, ftak-
ing IN that beautiful ToW of oak trces.
tie will build a residence there a.
-uon a. he can get Workmen.
Mr. EdWin Spencer wa- over here
from Cas-adaga We Inc -day morning
buying furniture of Mr.. holman. HE
daughter Mr. Morrison aocompanio
him home 81, rcturned To- her grand
mother Mrs. u Freeman, "Wednesday
evening.
MI Sylyestcr BrOwrr Of Deer Lodge,
Tenn, has bccn spending few days
Nith Mr. John M,I oTmiss this week.
tie - the gentlemen that bought
81 acres of land of MI Mccormick
. Ia Septembyr We hear NJ. BToSer
contemplate settling colony OF
PEOPLE on thi- Land be- hls fought.
We hope a - true.
/ Capt. Thorp came over from san
P ford TUESDAY evening and he and bis
Wiic ATE keeping hou-r nOw in the
Whitcomb cottage.
George Scammeil Wa- la town Tues.
day; he came over from Lake Winne'
missett to cast h,- straight Demo
cratic vote
Mr. Wesley llerrick and family
came over from ssabTrr4e Friday To
attend the funeral Of his u0thrT.
They returned "Wednesday.
Mr.. PcTcie King came Tuesda,
evening from Titusyilir To- cast bis
vote. lie had been at his mothers
len Titusyille tao weeks sick with the
fever Tie Vas not ABIDE To come over
here, Whcn be arrived be did cot kB0w
uhere be vas. Tie vas very sick that
night and all the neX; DAY. tie had
DT. Hill and DIR. Davis: he seemed a
little more comfortable "Wednesday
morning, bat he is a sick man vet.
Bert BreSsieT entered stet-On Cni-
veTsiiy Monday "a take a business
course
Miss Nellie McCOrmick entertained
friends Friday eyen.ng
Mr. Freeman thinks they Uill get
moved into their nsW cottage the lai.