The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-30
ORMOND

ORMOND, Jan. 30-lMrs. I. V.
L. johnson gave a most delightful
dinner party at the Hotel Ormond
Wednesday evening to the following
guests: Mrs. Isabelle B. Simpson,
Mrs. Rachel Neal, Mrs. William Z.
Morris. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Robertson,
w. w. jerks, Harry Wardwen and
Mr.. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitz, who
have been spending several days in
Ormond, left for their home in In
verness, Sunday noon. Mrs. Fitz is
well known, having served as pres
ident general of the Daughters of
the American Revolution for four
years.
Ralph Lapp, who is in the employ
of Seabloom brothers, recently broke
his arm at the Daytona skating
rink
/ Mrs. William E. Lawrence died
t at her home in Yonkers, N. Y, JAN
uary 49, Although Mrs. Lawrence
mad not been we'll for some time
past, yet news of her death came
as a good deal of a shock to her
friends in Ormond, to whom she
had endeared herself in the few win
tiers of her residence here by heI
many estimable, kindly and hos
pitable qualities.
William Widger, grandson o
Mrs. James Knowlton, is now il
Ormond, and began Thursday morn
ing in assisting in the work of sur
veying the Thomas Fitch grant
This property was bought some
time ago by j. Clark Hile ant
others, who have been waiting fol
Mr.. Rogers to plat same. This is ;
beautiful site for homes and Mr.
Hile will soon have it developed ant
, ready for the market.
Harry Wells and Mr.. Olcott, bot
of Glastonbury Conn, left this wee
in the latter's yacht for a trip o.
the Indian river, also to Palm Beac
and Miami,
The sidewalks are completed q
per contract and all are pleased wit
! the Improvement. Monday is tn
last day of grace for the delinquent
to pay for same.
IL Oscar Richards, G. A. R. We
i eran, died recently at Buffalo,
Y. Mr.. Richards has spent severe
winters in Ormond, and was
brother to Mrs. Daniel Abbott.
4 w. B. Robertson, manager Of Ii
i Alpena News publishing compan
# also eopBstted with various other j
J. terests at Alpena. Mich, is spen
ing the winter here with his famil
D. and. expresses himself as being d
o lighted with Ormond, its golf linl
+ and various other attractions
e Monday Judge Thompson and h
! daughter went up the Tomoka
# the Francelia. getting a fine cat
. of bass and trout, ID in ALL son
a of which weighed So pounds eac
a. The second skalp whist party
g the season was held at the V. l.
"a Tuesday evening There we're
10 tables and very pleasant time
snite of the unusual diversions. Mi
Weatherbee and Mrs. John Adar
~ Reilly entertained. The sum nette
s12 goes toward the building flu
the new library
Ernest Lowe is running Mr. lror
hoo+ +his winter. This is the IA
- est boat in ormond at the prese
in time.
- The work on a NJ Lindsay's rlY
a. home is progressing rapidly. '
y understand that when completed tt
- viii be one Of the finest homes
do the peninsula.
~ philip Givens, POUNDS guilty
- so1ling liquor and fined SIS, cal
nd home Saturday.
~ Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Barker
- New York City, arrived in Ormo
- tuesday evening, having come do
IA from st. Augustine in their vac
a. Captain F. Elmgem Of Savannah,
: ing in charge. Mr.. and N
% Barker are located at Mildr
IS. Lodge.
49, *radias, Dresses and Waists. a
,1iaaia Rlonses. The Chas Z. G
diner Co.