The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03
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nipeg, Manitoba, arrived Saturday
and expect to spend several weeks
with their parents on Palmetto street.
DR.. L. S. Laswell, who is occupying
the Cameron bungalow, has just re.
turned from Jacksonville, where he
was examined and obtained his Ii
cense for practising in this state.
Ormond is need of a first class ply
stefan and everyone is glad to have
Dr. Laswell located here
Clay lnman of Rollins college, sang
The Return of the Prodigal Son
at the Union church Sunday morning.
| The solo, which was beautifully rem
dered. was much enjoyed by the con-
gregation
Miss Amy Shaw is in attendance
upon the educational convention be-
ing held in Ocala this week Miss
Shaw viii represent the educational
interests of ormond and those of the
Village improvement association. OF
which she is a member
Theodore Fluhart arrived last week
and is engaged in looking after his
winter garden. Mr.. Fluhart's family
viii be here later on.
James Archer of the Chicago Cubs,
together with Mrs. Archer, viii be in
ormond within a few days. and will
occupy the George Howe cottage on
New Britain avenue.
Special stamps are required on all
parcels post packages. The ordinary
stamps not being used. The name of
the sender must also be on the pack
/ age. Our postmistress has consider
able trouble on account of so many
people dropping postcards and letters
/ in the box unstamped expecting her
TO do the stamping. With much of
I this unstamped mail there is money
for the stamping, but each day there
is a deficiency, and Mrs Simran not
being mind reader, naturally can
not tell which letters are entitled to
stamps and which are not. All mail
must be stamped before dropping in
the box or it will be held over.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. v. L. Johnson of
Boston, who spent several weeks in
Ormond two years ago, are expected
on Monday. They will be the guests
of Mrs. Isabelle B. Simpson.
Mrs. c. B. Baker and son, Edgar,
are expected next Saturday
Wilson Miller's boat was launched
and christened THE Elizabeth" Mon
day afternoon.
Beginning with Sunday morning,
DIR. McGarth will hold services regu-
larry at the ST. James Episcopal
church. at the regular hour.
J. r. Elecott and family will, be
in Ormond Saturday, and expect to
occupy their residence on Palmetto
street
A party of IA In Messrs. Knox's.
Coils and Prices autos made a trip
to the Snyder place at Oak Hill Tues
day.
Thursday night after Christmas,
Mrs. Fl. B. Shaw entertained for her
young people. The invitations were
issued in rhyme. The revelries open
ed with the Virginia reel, and a prize
was given for the best impromptu
rhyme, Hubert Price being the win
!. ner. Dainty refreshments were
served and delightful evening spent
Miss Mary Core also Miss Lucy
Clark, who has been in Ormond for
the past two weeks the guest Of Miss
, Mary Simrall, returned to Rollins col
lege Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Fl. Snyder and
son, John, returned to their home in
st. Louis. Tuesday afternoon. Mr.
Sawyer expects to go on to New Yorl
from st. Louis Saturday to attend
to his newly acquired interests in that
city.
Mrs. ]. X. Knowlton and daughter
Harriet arrived in Ormond last week
M. F. BLITCH & SON
~ Dealers in all kinds of