The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-10
ORMOND

be placed on his properly about the
village, while the fruit trees will be
set out on Mr. Sawyer's property
across the river.
The Omond Yacht club held it's
annual election of officers on Mon
day. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Chas.
McNary, president; VIM. H. Barker,
vice president; Fred Carnell, secra-
tary; James E. Francis, treasurer;
Israel Putnam, commodore; Frank
Mason, vice commodore. Andrew Ba-
ker. ]. Wilson Miller and James Car
nell, trustees.
Nearly all of the young people of
the town as well as many older ones,
attended the circus at Daytona on
Tuesday night.
The Ormond friendsI of Mrs. Wal
ter Connery and Mrs. James Bent,
who occupied the Nichols cottage on
New Britain avenue for a couple of
years, will be interested in hearing
that these ladies are about to start
on a trip to Texas and points in
the west.
At a meeting of the town council
Monday night it was voted to turn the
unpaid bills for the new sidewalks
over to Mayor Milligan for collection.
Mr.. Yates and daughter Louie are
spending the winter in Allegan, Mich.
Miss Yates friends in Ormond win
regret to learn that she is not at all
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Stilwell arrived
Monday afternoon.
The mayor is again looking after
stray cattle which have been annoying
the townpeople of late. He has some
of JOHN Wynn's, also some of Nc
Donald's already in the pound. The
owners have been notified to appear
before the mayor on Monday, the
18th, at 10 o'clock.
The new street lamps to be paced
on Palmetto street have arrived and
will soon be in operation.
Harrison Bristol. who has been
quite ill for the past ten days is
now recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Clements en-
+or+o;Dad - 5;nnor an Nouy Xaor'.,
day Mayor John Milligan, Mrs. Mill
gan and Mrs. Oliver Darwin; also
Ray Clements and family from Winni
peg, Manitoba.
Mr.. Pettyman arrived in Ormond
last week and is looking after the
building of his new houses. We
understand one of the houses is al
ready rented; the other, Mr.. Petty
man expects to occupy himself.
Mrs. Isabelle B. simpson, who has
been confined to her house for two
or three days, by a slight illuess. is
now improving.
We note tho arrival Of James Ar
cher. catcher for the Chicago Cubs.
! together with Mrs. Archer. They are
occupying the George Howe cottage
on New Britain avenue.
The stork visited Mr. and Mrs
Louis de Groom on New Years night
leaving a fine baby daughter.
Alfred Weatherbee left for st. Pc
tersburg on Tuesday afternoon Mr.
Weatherbee expects to visit several
places in tho southern and western
part of the state dnd viii be away
about a month.
Mrs Fleming of Chicago is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Daniel Alb
bott
The United States post office in
spector has been in Ormond few
days looking after the post office
interests
Eighteen fine horses belonging to
the Hotel Ormond came 4 Monday
morning
The village Improvement Ass1ci-
alton observed its twenty-first birth
day anniversary in The form Of a re-
ception given at the library rooms ON
Palmetto street Friday afternoon. Al
ter an informal reception, an address
Of welcome was given BY the presi-
dent, Mrs. Macon Thornton. in her
most pleasing manner. Following
this several short talks were given
by some of the guests present, An
drew Bostrom speaking on THE Wo-
mans Place in the Town." James
Carnen on Woman In Politics."
Mrs. Udora Watson on Mems Hats
and John A. Reilly on the Bargain