DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-12-31
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Nineteen ten.
Miss Bessie Walters is home for the
holidays,
Mr.. J. H. Hibbard was up from Lake
land to spend Christmas with his
family,
DR.. W. S. Taylor-Dentist.
Mrs. !. W. English and children, OF
Holly Hill, spent Christmas with her
daughter in DtLand
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Mr. Virgil lIough came over from the
coast and spent the holidays in De
Land with his parents
Call on Fudger and Haynes to ar.
range for that spread.
Mr. John Blame is down from Penn
broke, X. on The annual visit to his
sons, Mcssrs / +. and {, L. Blame.
Secure your seat in Bolcy's auto for a
Sunday trip to the beach. Phoie
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Mr.. W. !. McLcndon, OF picrson,
spent the holidays in Drl.and with the
family Of his son Mr.. ". NJ. McI.cndon.
Fl meals for $500; :, for 81 90; IS
Douglass House, 40 West New iorN;
Ave.
Curtis c. Tanning came home from
Emory college, ONiord, Ga. To- spend
the holidays with relatives and friends
in DcLand,
Get your Cook and Perry Dolls at
Drcl;a's Il
Mrs. II. s. Winters and baby came
from Jacksonville Friday 10 spend the
HOLIDAYS with Mrs Winters parents,
Mr. and Mrs ]. I. M',n.
We close all day Christmas, Drcl;a's
Dept. Store.
Rev. and Mrs. f. J. Longdon and son
Francis spent the holidays with Mrs
Longdons par. nts. Mr. and Mrs
William Kruger, at Daytonp.
Drcl;a & Co are selling their entire
stock of Mems and Boys Suits at Halt
Price. This offer lasts until Christmas
only,
Grand Master Geo T. Self returned on
Friday irum IN extended visit to the
Odd Fcilo% lodges in Pensacola and
other W,Sl Florida towns. lie VAS
given grand reception at all points
visited,
Phone fifty for News
Daytona Lodge, so, I'LL, B. p: o.
H., OF DaytOna, gave most brilliant
charity hall last evening Many De-
Land people went over in autos Jester
day Afternoon and attended the dance
last night
Drcl;a's Dept Store is the place to dc
your Christmas shopping
The DcLand merchants had the big
gcst and best Christmas trade ever
The rush began Monday Of Christmas
week. and did not end until after q
o'cloci: Christmas night. MI the stores
did the best business they have ever
done and the increase with those that
had literally told Of their advantages III
printers ink WAS remarkable.
Mrs. G.. d. Pugh and daughter Miss
Lois, arc here from Savannah spending
the holidays with Mrs, Pugh's parents,
Ny. and Mrs :. / Hodges, and her
sister, MRS. tnri> =. t,dr'n&t"n. IN"
friends here OF Mr.. Pugh regret that his
! duties nS Guprrint,ndcnr of the Savan-
nah division Of the Atlantic Coast Line
prevented his coming TO Gland last
week. Ike will be here today if OPP
portunty permits,
Stephen Gibson, the coIorcd man
who drives the city sanitary wagon,
won the Santa Claus shown in The
Curio window the past few weeks. The
big doll was won by Ticket no. a2ol,
but IN to the present time has not been
| claimed; The second number (aS3o) is
held by Rev. Geo. p. Mayo, OF Char
i"ttsyilc. Va, who is is in 'DcLand on
his wedding trip, and if Ticket No..
22oI is not presented by January TO-,
the doll will 60 to tho holder OF the
second number.
There has been wood famine i'll De-
Land all week. The stock on hand in
the wood wards was depleted by tnc
first cold snap of the season and the
cold weather OF this week has caught the
wood yards entirely out of wood
We don't know how others have Jared,
but more wood has been burned in the
Office of The News Publishing Company
already this season than vas used all
during the winter Of looS-oo. Last
year the wood dealers We're ao,c to keep
4 surplus on hand all the time,
Fred b. Haven was shaking hand;