The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-21
PORT ORANGE


Allandale about three weeks ago,
has just sold them for $100 more than
she paid for them. Mrs. Sheppard +
is the first purchaser of Allandale |
lots to turn them over at a profit. |
Mr. Sheppard smilingly says that |
she knows a good thing when she !
sees it.
Mr.. and Mrs E. w. Miller of Mil
lington, H., are spending the day in
Daytona. They like our little village
very much and intend coming back
next year. They are occupying Mr..
Martins cottage on Dunlawton ave-
nue. near the station.
We see Don Morris passing through
the village every few days, and he
seems to be on the lookout for new
houses going up. Don is a. business
getter and the reports we hear OF
new houses going to be built in
4 the south end of town will probably
bring Don down this way oftener.
Christian Suppes of DeKalb county.
4 H., has bought four lots on Ridge
wood avenue in Allandale and ex-
poets to erect bungalow on them
j next fall. Mr.. Suppes has nice
home on Dunlawton avenue in Port
Orange.
J. Kipp of Leland, H., a friend of
7 Mr., Suppes, has bought four lots
8 alongside those of Mr.. Suppes in AL
& landale and expects to return early
8 next fall and build on them.
q Mr.. Chinberg is spending the day
down the river after the finny tribe
4 and we trust that he will have his
Il usual luck and bring home fine
q string for his wife and daughters.
81 Otis NJ. Johnson has bought two
e fine lots. in Allandale and expects
q to erect a home on them. commenc-
q ing work next month when he will
a complete his engagement with Mr..
81 Wilbur on the peninsula. Otis knows
81 every foot of the Allandale tract and
81 We venture to say he made fine
selection
4 Mrs. Lola W. Rusk and G. 0. An
drews, who are the most prominent
& business people il Haines. Falls, n
! Y, have purchased a fine site on
= Commonwealth avenue in Allandale
re where they will erect a studio for
re landscape photography, making 3
le speciality of the fine views along the
~ Halifax. Mr. Andrews is not ex,
r. celled in this class of work and we
by are glad to number them among
rs our midst. They have bought foul
On lots on Ridgewood avenue, where
la they expect to erect two bungalows.
to P. B. Millspaugh of Cherfield, Ind.
IT. is clearing up his lot on South Ridge
of wood avenue in Allandale, getting
St ready to erect commodious winte
ng residence. Mr.. Millspaugh is
IS. contractor and builder, and larg
re property owner in the north, ant
af- anticipates engaging in similar worl
IS here. Mrs. NIilsraugh has mad
ch many friends among US and we ar
at glad to have this very charming lad
decide to make her winter home her
Geo. w. Appenzellar and his Ell
ergetic son are assisting Mr.. Mills
ma paugh in getting his lot in READINGS
Ie- to build.
of Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Cory 10
! a GAINESVILLE, Wis, have purchased fou
or, lots on South Ridgewood avenue, A
On landale. and expect to erect thereO
~ the coming fall fine coquina roc
,tb bungalow. We know it viii be
,ti- dandy. This is their third season
IN Port Orange and they are occupyin
Chauncey Vass' house on Dunlawto
avenue.
!. Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman, VII
rgy have been coming to Florida for til
In past several years, have finally d.
alo cided to buy and build, and have s
-n lected four fine lots on Riyersit
rth drive in Allandale and four more c
I'm Ridgewood avenue and We are at
is loss to say where they viii build b
so with our knowledge of Mr.. Zimme
OF mans fondness for the water v
venture to say that he will build {
the river, and very likely put out
nice dock and boathouse.
'ot- The movement to call an electi,
eli to incorporate Port Orange has
Gu last taken shape and the eIectiC
- will be held on st. Patrick day
the morning of March 18th. TIL
will be a memorable day for Port c
ange as it marks the commenceme
for u week aucl.on sai7 y 1AiiaAlu''
,sy lots, as well as decides whether Pc
ION Orange shall continue as she h
for nearly 40 years without head