DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-10-29
DAYTONA BEACH

Mrs, +. H. Rogers has recovered
from her recent indisposition.
Mr., John Cook, salesman for the
Buick car returned to Orlando Monday,
after few days stay here.
Paul Potion is the proud posscssor of
one hundred fine white leghorn chicks
He has several orders for eggs and
chickens and has fine display of
healthy fowls.
MIR. and Mrs. Noiah Hambrick, of
Georgetown, KY, write that they cx-
pect to return this winter.
Mrs H. f. Krucges, of Chicago, writes
that she will probably not return this
year, as she will 60 to Europe in the
spring
Mrs. Parker is a guest at the White
House, and is negotiating for the lease OF
the hotel this winter. Mr. Parker is OK.
pected the first of the month.
DR.. and Mrs. r. p. Esch, Of Ohio,
arrived last week for the winter.
Mrs. Randall and daughter, of Roch-
ester, n. Y, former visitors here, have
rooms at Mrs. L. f. Johnson's for the
winter.
Mrs. Z. H. Rogers, travelling repre-
sentative OF Mandc Co., is now at Palm
Beach for the winter.
Mr.. Elliott, guest Of the White House,
left this week for DeLand, en- route to
Miami for the winter.
Mr.. d. C. Young of Lexington, Ky, is
the guest of his mother on Ocean
Boulevard.
Senator Cherry, accompanied by
some friends, will arrive the first of the
month
Mr.. A. Van Gle Word, successful mason
contractor, is finni shing some work
at Mrs. L. l.. Towards bungalow on
Palmetto street. Mr. Vande Word. who
is of an optimistic temperament, pre-
diets plenty of work this season,
Mr.. J. c. Butler returned Tuesday
from two days stay at Titusville.
Mcssrs G. p. Johnson and Jas. L.
Wilcox went to Bulow Sunday in the
Fisher on hunting expedition. They
bagged several squirrels and ducks rs
mementos of pleasant days outing.
All the sportsmen are enthusiastically
awaiting the opening of the hunting
season. Guns are undergoing renova-
ton, and dogs are being trained for
royal hunts for the fleet footed deer next
week.
Mr.. V. G. Grant returned from Fort
Pierce this week, where he was present
at the death and interment of his
brother, Mr.. Frank Grant. Mr.. Grant
spent the winter here two years ago,
and numbers many acquaintences, who
regret to hear of his early demise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Field are enjoying
a few days on the beach looking after
property interests here; they return to
Cocoa for the winter.
Mrs. J. B. Bunch is entertaining her
mother, brother and sister, from North
Carolina, this week.
Mrs. Williamson and children leave
Friday for Savannah.
Mr.. H. H. Strother is foreman at the
residence to be erected for Mr.. White
on Beach street, Daytona, by Contract
or S. H. Cove.
Miss Ethel Strother is much pleased
with her location at Lake Helen, where
she is teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taggert, of Kentucky, |
have written for rooms in the Beach |
House, where they were two years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calkin, of Indiana, regu-
lar winter visitors, will arrive soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, of Indiana, have
leased property on Valley street for the
winter.
The season is opening with a very
prosperous outlook Several tourists
are already here, and many rooms and
cottages have been engaged.
Contractor E. E, Johnson is rushing
the addition to the Seaside Inn. Sew
eral rooms are being erected on the
northern wing, which, when completed,
will make this very commodious hos
telry. The proprietor, Mr. Horace