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DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-21
CORONADO

Misses Rcna Was and Kate Bogart,
from Fernandna, are visiting with Miss
Hannah Detwilcr for a day or two, and
then the three young ladies 90 on to De
Land to visit school chums at Stctson.
Mr.. Meyers and wife and two friends
from Lake Helen, are occupying their
leach cottage for a short stay
Harold Nrooman shot two hg coach
whip snakes between ! and feet long
They were after his small chickens.
Mr.. J. H. Nroonan and Claude went
"a Eldora Monday in the Dixie on bust
TESS.
Monday Mr. and Mrs. Barber, DR.
Mcdonald and Cary Elves had a fishing
excursion to the inlet They success
fully landed two nice bass,
Mr.. c. F. Gray was lucky enough last
Thursday to again coax a large Jew fish
out, 1t weighed 70 pounds. Some Of
i was smoked and proved even better
than mulet
The new organ for the Coronado VI,
+. church arrived Saturday and was in
stalled with much rejoicing. Sunday
during service the congregation was
treated TO pure sweet music played by
Miss b. l.. Marot, The church was
beautifully decorated with bright flow
ccs and trailing vines
Mrs T.. Douglass, Rachel Webster
and the boys went to Ponce Park Tues
day TO attend the funeral Of Mrs Hasty,
4 very dear, devoted friend
The Priscilla Club met at the home Of
Mrs. Gray. 1t was pretty day and
most Of the members were present.
The minutes were read and approved
The club was entertained with readings
ty Miss b. l.. Marot Mrs. +. Nrooman
and Lcola Nrooman. At p. m. re-
t-eshment, were served by hostess, as
sisted by Marion Longstrect, and much
enjoyed by the lucky ones there,
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-21
PORT ORANGE

Richard Nass' cottage was burned
down Wednesday afternoon and they
lost everything except the clothes they
had on. II is great loss to them. The
people here are trying to raise enough
money to build them another home. a
subscription list is at Pattillo's store.
Mrs. Brohm and her daughter Ruth
left Thursday for Denver, COL, where
they may make their future home
ID. W. Vim is driving a well for S,
NJ Martin,
Mr.. Fair is having his house on Dun
lawton avcuuc moved over onto Her
bert avorue.
Mrs. Lizzie Parrot has had vcranda
added to her home on Orange street.
Mr.. +. O. Sparkman has had his res.
idoncc moved nearer TO the street.
y. !. Hicks has had shell sidewalk
made around the fronts Of his lot corner
Of Ridgcwood and Dunlawton avenues,
DR.. Dubois spent last week in Jack
sonvillc attending thc Masonic meetings,
Mr.. Lyon is building warehouse on
The rear of his lot on Dunlawton avcnuc,
Miss Lean Sparkman has just re-
turned home from Dcland.
Miss Minnie Teddcr was married sat
urdav evening TO Mr. Gusnncr, Of Day
tona, at the home Of her parents Mr.,
and Mrs J \, Tcddor. Justice karn
tied the knot, We wish the young folks
lots Of happiness;
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-21
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his homo in Tal,eIa-d ~ +. cone oIl
summer,
Miss Mabel Thaycr returned home
Sunday. after having spent week with
her sister, Mrs. Iohn Thursbv at Blue
Springs,
Mr. }, ], Brice' Of Geneva furnished
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DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-21
TRUCKING IN FLORIDA

There is large acreage Of melons
and cantaloupes planted in the
State this year. The following is a
partial list OF some OF the places
with their aCrcages; Leesburg has
a4o acres OF melons; Center Hill,
eco melons and go vegetables and
cantaloupes; Webster, ass melons,
SIC vegetables and cantaloupes
Martin, 50 melons and 400 vege-
tables and cantaloupes; Orange
Lake, rs melons and $50 vege-
tables and cantaloupes; Gaines
vile, 900 vegetables and canta.
loupes; Ocala l2O melons and zoo
vegetables and cantaloupes, Ship
rnents will begin about May IS and
continue through June.
it is said that patent leather can
be preserved by sponging it with
warm water. Then let it dry, and
while still warm rub in a little sweet
oil and rub off again quickly.
The next census will be taken in
1910. 1t is carried on all over the
country at the same time.
You could not do better if YOU
desire a wash waist, than to select
natural color pongoe and have it
made into tailored shirt waist.
The separate pongee waist is very
fashionable this season.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-21

Here's one thing needing explanation
& scat in a chair-car from Tallahassee to
Jacksonville, los miles, costs 7sc; the
same thing from Miami to Fort Pierce,
costs Stag. Surely, the Pullman COM
pany is as rich on one side of the State
as it is on the other-Punta Gorda
Heard.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-21
John B. StetSOn University
A SCHOOL FOR ALL DENOMINATIONS

c9ttSsI o. LIBERAL Greek German French
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will
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COLLEGE TEACHER dee NORMA, muoo To-
u M e AZ? a1S stS s.aa Ends training ns
this Its students
Iypewnng Elective Snaana
SCHOOL OF Manual Taii,,
scH99t O. t Charcoal and
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enclosed
Mraogy G1m
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LINCOLN HUXLEY, D.. Lit LID
DeLand, Florida
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
PETERSON NOT Ma.
FAMED AS FIGHTER

After which preamble it is only
just to state that Mr.. Peterson is
not in the habit of appearing in po-
lice court where he was nned yes
terday afternoon simply on the
charge of too free association and
conviviality with the elusive god
Racchus.
And moreover, Mr.. Peterson does
not pride himself on his manipula-
ton in the gentle art of tisticufi
7 hat is, as general rule he doesn't
iI}dt sunday night was an eKeeption.
Officers were called to the Caledon
restaurant after Peterson had pre-
ceeded TO get "heayy" and he was
hurried away to jail.
Every effort was made by friends
to have Peterson reieased from jail.
but ii was late in the night before
his employer was able to convince
Marshal Williams that he could care
for the fellow. when bond was fur
nished and the release was made.
As Peterson stepped about ten feet
from the Jail door he met his res
cuer with really artistic uppercut
whereupon Marshal Williams hurried
to the rescue and Peterson was rel
egated to the Jail there to await the
"cold gray dawn of the morning
after
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
CATHOLIC FAIR
PROSPECTS
BRIGHT

Everything is progressing satis-
factorily in preparation sor the Cath /,
Ollie fair which opens in the near flu
ture. and Father Andrew Casey has
prepared list of attractions which
will prove of unriValed interest,
Father Casey has spent several
months in his work of getting things
in shape and today he was able to
announce some of the attractions
which will be seen at the fair.
There will first of all. be prizes
of value offered to the young lady,
the girl and the child. successful in
their respective classes, in gathering
the most money, aside from the reg
ular selling of tickets, for the fair
Each 10 cents thus obtained will be
worth one vote. The prize offered
for the Oldest competitors is dia-
mond ring. for the girls, gold watcn
and for the children. doll.
There is to be dancing every even
ing and numerous basketball attrac-
tions, which is in charge of the man
agement of the Greeley Arrow team
Three different reels of moving pic
lures will be shown and three differ
ent illustrated songs will be render
ed every evening.
Among the booths will be the re
freshments booths, and those deyot-
ed to dolls, candy, lunch, Turkish
contrivances and finally the ever-in-
teresting country store.
Intense interest is being manifest
ed in the approaching fair which
promises to be n huge success.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
FOR
ENTERPRISES
AWARDED

Contract has been let for the CON
struction of the two-mile Laramie
river tunnel through the MeditlhN
Bow range. This announcement loi-
lowed Il meeting of the directors, o.
the Greeley-P0udro irrigation oia-
trict held late yesterday afternoon,
j. A. McIlwee. who had charge OF
the boring of the Cripple Crock deep
drainage tunnel has been awarded
the contract.
1t IS believed that the contract tot
the Num- lateral will be ley Withih
ten days This system VIII be soltls
seven miles and the waters OF tHG
main ditch which passes souJh Oh
Nunn are uftcd by means of pump
ing plant into the lateral and are
then carried north % Nuun lt !,
sal that n oowpmy has been I.oh.L'
to finance the scheme and inAi eoh-
strnction work win BEGIN % once
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
PRAIRIE SCHOONER TRIP FOR
LONG DISTANCE
TWO CHILDREN IN FLOOD
First Cold Snap Struck on Journcy Z
Which Will Probably Not BE
Completed Before Two
Months More Shall
Have Passed

:. On their return to tie city ::
= of Galveston, Tex, whence they I:
:. fed as refugees at the time of !.
:. the food catastrophe several :.
:. years ago. Herman l.. Kaufman !.
= and his wife with a daughter !.
= 20 years of age, the only child !.
:. of the kaufmans saved from :.
:. the disaster, passed through ::
!. Greeley Tuesday in a prairie :.
:. schooner. They have come ::
:. from the town of Kalispell, :.
:. Montana, which they left the ::
:. first day of last August Kalis- ::
:. pell is not far from the north :.
:. ern confines of this country and :.
:. the trip to Galveston will in :.
:. clude nearly 5000 miles At :.
:. the time OF the Galveston flood :.
:. two married daughters OF the :.
:. Kaufmans met death. !
:. :. :. = :. - :. = !. :. = !. = = :. =
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
ARTICLE GIVES
OUT COLD
FACTS

There is no uouht in my nina
but that the story i'm the Tribune
Monday. under the caption of Tie
Man i'm the Watchtower r., was timely
and TO the point, said George
Walsh. a. raucher who has been IN
and about Greeley for a number OF
~ have been in Fort Collins for
three years past, continued Mr.
Walsh. ''and ] know that that city
ras suffered rrom having been over
boomed. There is no reason why
greeley should suffer in this regard p
sane fndgment is used in the aaNef-
Using matters sent out
THE opinion of MIR. Walsh was lle
generally expressed sentiment about
fra rffv yesterday. Business mon
vr7 settled ae pioneers IN this sec
t.rr stated THAT i'm their opinion con
sorrarfer boosting methods We're
~orF hut tnaf the uuiustthed clTolI-
.r.. .,.r.ln have lately been s'nt ltom
sl,.,raI sources regarding emporium
Ifrs IN This part o. the state which
.ro rrr exist are detrimental TO tNe
,fr and 20 the county.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
MUSIC BENEFIT
WILL Be FOR
LIBRARY

Plans. are almost completed for a
lihrArsGn 4neAt- performance which
will take place sometime in Febru-
airy and which is so arranged that all
the best local musical talent Will
appear on the program. The pro
ceeds will be turned over to COM
mittoe who will choose books for the
musical department of the public Ii
brary.
Professor Theo. FitZ is arranging
the recital and has secured the prons-
ises OF those prominent in musical
circles to help out in this worthy
undertaking. The affair Will be Civ
en- at the Opera House, and bids TO
be a noteworthy event even III tins
season OF unusually good musical
offerings. The library board has
been consulted and. OF course, mas
set the seal of its approval upon the
recital
Many well-known club women viii
act as patronesses.
While the program is not complete
in detail, there is no question as to
the excellence of the numbers that
will be presented There are many
artists in Greeley and music lovers
will enjoy rare treat when all the
sweet singers and those clever at the
piano or skilled on other instruments
get tOgether and furnish an even
ing's Entertainment.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
FLED TO THE NORTH
AFTER CATASTROPHE

The northern country is too cold
for us" said Kaufman yesterday,
This is the first bit of bad weather
we have experienced on our entire
trip. We have chosen the best time
of the year for the journey for the
travelling will not be hot at this sea-
son when we shall have arrived in
southern New Mexico and Texas. The
trip will take us nearly six months,
AT the time of the disaster | was
employed as searpentar in Ga]Nef.
ton. My wife and this daughter
were up town with me when the flood
came. but two other children were
killed We left Galveston as soon
as we could obtain funds from rela-
tives in Kalispell Since that time |
have been in Montana and | have
made good money but | do not Ike
the northern country and ever since
we have been there we have been
planning Ior o return. Our chill
dren are buried in Galveston and
we have some property there, the
title to which has become involved
because of the loss of papers during
the food.
1--WE have met other refugees from
the flood in the north and many or
them came to Montana to get as iaf
as possible away from the scene OF
the disaster ! have not been back
II ere since, and railroad fare for
the three of us was too much for me
to pay and l had to come overland.
We are going to get out OF this cold
belt as fast as we can. We have
been making the trip slowly so as nos
to use up the horses, and stopped
around Cheyenne for nearly se'ea
uraalss 80
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

In the name of the business men
W c. Wilson agreed with sugges-
tions already made for the organiza-
ton of charitable body and as a
merchant saw the great benefit t
would be from the standpoint of
placing charity where it belongs.
Senator James w. McCreery then
arose and at his suggestion the com
mittee looking toward permanency
in organization was named.
Support Is Pledged
to Fortnightly Club
Following the discussion of asso-
ciated charities the question of the
series of concerts, TO be given by the
F'ortnightly club was taken up. j,
NJ. b. Petrikin opened the argument
with the presentation of few !acts
regarding the value of music, both
from the standpoint of the advance
uient OF culture and o; the anoral mp
lift OF the town.
Prof Theo. Fitz and DR.. Y. y. Sny-
der of the Normal school both spoke
in appreciation of efforts which th'
Fortunately club has made to give
Greeley a musical treat which wonld
be appreciated by a city ten times
the size of this municipality
Objection was made that most oI
the business men hgd done thelr
share and had taken at least ticket
each for the concerts. II was theh
suggested that those who We're able.
should purchase another. and in re
sponse to question from the chalr
seventeen members arose and plede-
ed themselves to the purchase oil
at least one more ticket FoStal
cards will be mailed to prospective
buyers OF the tickets in an effort to
have more of them disposed OF.
A vote of thanks was extended TO
Union Pacific Agent Genge FOR the
successful euorts he has made 10
have the Weld county exhibit 10
Chicago arrive on scheduled time,
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
WOMAN COMMITS SUICInE
BY LEAPING FROM BiiiiS;h
-rIaI 10 lne Dnilv Tribunc.

Snecial 10 the Daily Tribune.
Minneapolis Nov Mrs Eliza
beth Runde. wife of prominent
merchant committed suicide here by
hurting herself from the bridge
across the Mississippi river and thus
far her body has not been found
No motive is known for the act
The woman was seen to climb over
the railing o the bridge, pause for
a moment and then plunge into the
saethiug waters below It is believed
that her body was carriei on down
over the falls and thus far it has not
been recovered.
Great excitement was caused IN
the portion Of the city where the sui
eide occurred and Immediately start
was made to drag the river.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
GROCERY CLERK PLANTS REAL
ARTISTIC UPPEhCUT
HUSTLED BACK TO CELLS
Marshal Williams Is Called Upon
to Aid Employer Who Finds
Bclligcrant Young Clerk
Too Pugnacious for
His Own Safety

:. Marshal Gene Williams was !.
:. very busy man last Sunday \
:. night and Monday morning. :.
:. And all over the fact that a !.
:. young man named Peterson, a =
= grocery clerk, insisted on Great :
:. ing trouble dow at the Gale =
:. don restaurant on Seventh !.
:. street, and then when his en- :.
!. ployer persuaded the officials to :.
:. release Peterson in the morn :.
!: ing, the belligerant young man :.
:. caught said emrloy r a fast, :.
:. short-arm jolt to the jaw, send :.
:. ing him sprawling to the :.
:. ground and crying for aid to \
: Marshal Williams, who prompt :.
= ly placed young Peterson back X
:. again in Greeley's comfortable =
:. bullpen. Peterson was fined 80 =
:. simply on the charge of being J.
:. drunk. =
:: :. :. :. :. :. = :. :. :. = = :. = < : +
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
REASON WHY uSiISN rHitB. ..-
is CHSGGED -. THE GAMES

I'm vfew OF objections which have
bear raised because Of the fact chat.
frgr nava Noru forced to raise the
.rrrae rf admissions 60 games. tue
,5anarrmont ID the Arrow aaskot12l
t.rm desires it DO be understood t1Aa
fsa rruaaa are sufficient for the IN
argrer8 price. 1ha teams which J0e
Rrrrws intend 20 bring TO Greeley
tris srrsrn ara the best TINT can he
.r-rrrrI and consequently the eA-
.raree ia nrcatcr than though second
Ran. fs1ms we're taken on, lhe e&-
.rorses Of the armory are Neayy ana
H., m,paremeut snys that tue team
i,,s fpIlcp behind on their expense az
n,urt I'm yeqrs past because OF the
roct thot they charged an under
price.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
COOPER WAS FOUND NOT
GUILTY IN HIS CASE

Frank Cooper, charged with a
statutory crime, was found not gull
ty by ne jury in the district court
last friday Cooper was brouEhL
back 90 Greeley from Canada to an
swer to the allegation and the extra
ditiOu Dapers We're granted on the
grounds of a statutory charge. Coop
er WIS defended by Attorney lanes
w. Gullt and the statements herein
made are done so i'm view of misin-
formation furnished in the case Wheh
it was stated that Cooper was re
leased rom custody on payment OF
1Ln --.-s.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
NARROW ESCAPE
IN RUNAWAY
ACCIDENT

Special 70 the Daily Tribune.
:. Gilcrest, Nov. l6.-Frtghten- =
:. ed by a covered wagon, the 4
:, team driven by Mrs. Edwin ua- =
:. Wis ran away the other day and =
= the buggy was smashed, but =
:. tho occupants escaped without =
= serious injury AIrs. Davis and =
,t two children, Ruth and Raeee, =
:, were driHng from Greeley to :
=. Gflgrezt Mrs, Davis and Ruth :
d. Taturud home bv train. =
.. Another runaway here last =
:. week was that cf EGhlor's team =
:. which ran through the streets =
=. of Gucrest with Eahlor's little
:. son cIinging 10 the huggy seat. =
e. Eahlor himself was thrown out >
:: and his face scratched, but no :
:. bones were broken. The small :
=: boy Irayoly staid with the We :
:. hicle until it was stopped. It =
:. was narrow escape for the :
:. little youngstor, who. however, =
:. was none the worse for his wild =
ride. =
:. ). :. !. !. !. = :. :. :. !. = !. !. : = +
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
LODGE TURNS orr rO
WELCOME PRESIDENT

Special to tive Daily Trinunt
Eaton. Nov 16 The local kN-
hekah lodge turned ont IN guy Ipl.s
Monday uieht to welcome the slAl9
president. Mrs. sally sinclair oI i'el
Yer. Mrs. Sinclair unlike previous
presidents. visits lodges on ihelr reh
ular meeting nights instead OF ~
her own convenience, often n'''sS,
tnting called meetings. and Is popu
lar with lodge officers IN GonSe
auence. After the regular work, re-
freshmonts were served.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
OF Jtnh
IN pEICHERT AfEAlit

j. C. Deichert, CHARGED with burg
larizing a raucher's house ana oo-
tanning therefrom some 500 worth
of jewelry including n gold Watcn
and a chain of gold beads viii come
up for hearing again this week Ihe
Jury sitting in the case disagreed,
Deichert is being defended by Al
tOrney Walter Bliss.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
ISauCh sold

AMT. Nov. 16.-John Swanson
has sold his $50 acres in this dis
trict 10 c. II. Turner and William
NTcCarty Of Eaton McCarty Will
take nossession soon Swanson has
a sale OF his farming implements
and other property November "a,
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
Dong fu..
! ORGANIZATION

Dong fu..
] ORGANIZATION
4 meeting. that at
night when Gree
s business men
eyenty-fye strong
t,s OF vital inter-
1ility and which
rset by a spirit
Eng
Guet, which. by
POI the excellent
hnheld hotel as a
'i'uals, the newly
quartet rendered
shich we're well
sere offered with
/ Of the Methodist
+ discussion as to
|oi the charity as
u 0. the needs Of
lhe work could be
|he results greater,
|Greeloy along char
Growing with ever,
hnally cited as an
lodel orEanizatiGn.
'lallon the const;-
. OF which he read.
q of the county
"a expressed views
ne plan suggested
Doane Of the Con-
. brought forward
'ae suggestion that
VI a central body
II would do away
'Alch are made by
zen ON tho mcr-
loWn fact that IN
.en imposed upon
10 pose MS worthy
'gahization of the
ach cases will be
lerehauts thereto
II also laid stress
'ne correct place
NJ, o. The schools.
3ilnoiut of one in
l'Iaran and said
Won of n central
tla children Of
''.A'.les better
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT ..,-,-
T.A ADDED no LASALLE BANK

........r ,.. o.. naIUv Tribune.
rnsarlc. Nov. ia savings De
.,,,.t,,rrf has been added TO the la
s,iio s~i ,,'' Eank and win undoubtedly
Sroye 2,r,g a popular departure. ln,
baul ,au reoDle are now in their ne9
-,,arters p,,.,r and. like everyone else IL
: asoIie. gS, are enjoying an era OF pros.
perity.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
Shrcn EG.cciyed

Ault, Nov. lG. M G Wilson has
inst received coo head of sheep for
winter 4 cdiuE Wilson'S pens are
on his ranch IN the Wyatt district.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
RIG wHE Is ENJOYED
AT METHODIST CHURCH

TIL. members OF the Methodist
Rrou...bood with their sweethearl@
nnd Yves enjoyed an old-lashionaa
New rngland baked bean supper az
tno Ounrch Monday evening. ne
snuror was prepared and served by
fhr r..n and they proved excellent
.rnrr nd ideal entertainers. Fo.-
lawn. be supper spelling snhoc!
.,.,s . al. Leslie Tuck succeeded 10
"sru < down" the whole crowd
r.r time, and the second time
H.. S. his brother, Albert and sis
t.r. ie, were the Inst TO Leave
.,r.. .-. There were sixty present
an. enjoyable evening WAS spent.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
|g Cll lrT1

MANY ACCIDENT
Ie. Nov. 1G THE snow an"
.r-..... weather has made the an-
,r.. % the UaSaIle beet dump
.r... MS pathway and while N.
.,r. accidents have oeeufTg-,
tr.. ave been some small dtsas.
,.,.. sasteri1y GEORGE ACha.gcr ha'
r,r.. fall there with a lond and +
,,..s .rmetime before the an,ma
,,,,rT he extricated II was 'nalA
r,re..gry to get another team U
tol-r rna load up the incline Ach
10. lorse was not badly hurt.
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