The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-08

married June at Philadelphia, Pa.
the home Of the bride. DR.. and Mrs
KendiR will be residents Of Lake Hel
en- until bis duties begin as PrOfessol
in the Medical College a Jacksonville
next fall They met az the Harlan
last winteT, strangers. Their court
ship vas bTief, may their hOReymOOr
last a lifetime
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Jefieres have
gone To Miami where he has con
tract Of building.
A delightful dancing party VA
given at Hopkins Hall Saturday even,
ing by Miss CoFTinne peltOn in honor
Of her guests, the Misses Flemming
Of Palm Reach.
S.H. Harper, who vas bitten on the
hand by a mOccasin three weeks ago,
has had the arm amPutated and j.
recovering from the effects Of the
poison.
Miss Gertrude Westlake arrived
home Friday from her year of music
al work In Macon, Ga.
Miss I,hOla Richards started Satur.
day for an indie Unite stay with her
aunt al indianapolis, Indiana. Her
father accompanied her as far a.
DaytOna, returning Monday.
A. II. Pelton l. having a BeW roof
on bis residence, Mr.. Weaver l. build.
ing nee POrches, and the walls Of the
neW depot are gOiag up.
Miss Annie Griffith entertained sat.
urday young lady friend from Mt
Dora.
Mrs Erastu- Hopkins l. expected
home this week.
Miss Mar jOrie Mace and Miss Mae
Ryland started Thursday with other
delegates from DeI.and for Asheyille.
y. G.. To attend the national eOnyen-
ton Of the Y. W. G.. a. They expect
10 be absent tWO or three weeks, a.
they propose taking an outing in the
mountains before they return.
The bOyhOOd friends Of HeTbcrt
Wilson will regret tina; he has bren
very sick with pneumonia since be
went to Portland, oregon. in March.
A. u. PeltOn has begun recently TO
supply customers AZ his store with
fresh bread. Il l. TAXED by Mrs. Marie
Webster and 10 6Tst class.
The supply Company also keep
good bread which 10 made By George
=. Colby.
Peaches are TiPehinE rapidly, and
are said To be mueh better in quality
than last wear.
Childrsn's Day gill be observed sun
day Uith decorations, recitations,
music and songs.
Ton Founder has been improving
for a werk. and all rejoice.
Miss Kate MaEale j. the guest of
Miss Jessie PeltOH-
CantalOuPes are ripe, and one lOcal
gardeneT threatens TO have ripe
WateTmelOns next week. Yum. yum,
Mr.. COen moved his family this week
from Del.snd To the Wright house in
this city.
Fifty persons attended the e.. o.
meeting sunday evening: a gOOd at.
tendance considering the heat and
the absence Of - many citizens.
Mr. a. u. Ryland and family are
pleasantly located in rooms at the
Harlan Hotel.
TIE fOllOwing from Prof. westlake
l. in reply tOOur request In Tux NEWS
and explains itself:
The lines inquired about In your
Lake Helen news column last week,
and variOusly credited. a. you say, to
J. q. Saxe and to myself, NeFe written
By me In an album more than thirty
gears arc. They we're drst printed in
ls56, In Past III Miscellaneous Ex- |
lractsl of my Common school LiteTa. /
ture. signed vith three stars '''l.
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In lsss the extract was copied lin
cOrreetlyl in Teacher Memory
Gems" published By DOnohoc and
Henneberry, Chicago. and credited To
J. g. Saxe(!l. This was a mere guess
u the editor; and he uas a bad guess
g, for he credited 20 me an extract
hat ] never saw oT heard Of before.
u the edition Of my Literature. pub
ished In 190s, the publishers. withuui
me, substituted J. w. w.
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