The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-26
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Mrs. E. d. Taylor will have a gar
age erected at her residence prop
erty on Halifax avenue.
L. z. Burdick has the contract for
two new bungalows to he built on Cy.
press street, Dayaona; one for w.
H. Peters, who owns considerable
property in Daytona, and the other
for William R. P. Van Pelt of Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Mr.. Burdick is improving his. home
place ON Valley street by having a
wall of concrete blocks erected on
the front line. William Petersohn has
the contract.
Mrs. Lettermager, the aged and
much esteemed mother of Mrs ]. G..
Trumbower, is dead. Deceased was
laid tor est the first day of the New
Year in Los Angeles, Cal. She was
for many years a resident of Sea-
breeze, living here with her dangh-
ter and family, and was woman of
an exceptionally sweet nature and
keen intellect.
Tickets for the concert to be given
at the school building Friday night,
january &c, for a school benefit, are
selling like hot cakes The comm IT.
tee has arranged fine program for
the evening, and the success of the
occasion is we'll assured. The high
school is at work ON the school am
nual, the first effort in this direc-
ton, which will be out soon.
c. S. Clark left Tuesday morning
ON business trip to Chicago and
other points. He will be away for a
couple of weeks.
Waiter Hill and little daughter,
Edna, arrived from Toronto, Canada,
last week to spend the remainder of
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs Robert
c. Waterson at their home ON Hail.
fax avenue. Messrs. Waterson and
Hill are brothers-in -laws.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clinton, of FL
mira, n. Y, were guests at the Clar-
endon from Friday untiB Tuesday aft
ernoon, continuing their trip south
to Palm Beach and later to New Or
leans. Mr.. Clinton is secretary of
the National Sunday School league,
which meets in the latter city on
February 20. Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
have many friends and acquaintances
among the large Elmira contingent
here.
Mrs. L. H. Sales, of Lowell, Mass,
arrived last week and is located for
the season with Mrs. A. S. Randall
and family on Ocean boulevard
Mr.. Pickering, Miss KeIly's uncle,
is building a substantial wall along
the line of Miss Kely's beach prop
erty on Ora street
Mrs. Herman Bense. of Saginaw,
Mich, have taken rooms for the
FAsll 10, g h. IL
of Mrs. WATSON on Valley street
Mr. and Mrs. Emory, OF Cincinnati,
o., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. j. E.
Thompson at their home on Valley
street.
Mr. and Mrs Keefaber and Mrs
Dauber, tourists, came over from De-
Land and are occupying the Garfield
cottage for the balance of the season.
H. P. Tweed and family. of George
town, Ohio, recent arrivals, have
taken apartments in the Ohio house
for the season.
John Painter, winter resident, isl
erecting a five-room bungalow on the
ocean front of his property on Grand
view avenue
The T. w Weaver apartment
house, which the owner is erecting
ON the corner of Grandview and Earl
streets, Will be ready for occupancy
by the middle of February. 1t is a
two apartment building and will be
equipped with the modern i'm
proyements of water and electricity.
Rev. E. J. Rauslon and family re
turned from Vermont Saturday last
and have home in the GAM cottage,
Valley sire" near Ocean boulevard
With the Mrs. Alice Barnes, of
Bristol,