The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-06

for a couple of days business visit to
Palatka and Ocala.
visiting relatives at Daytona Beach
for several days last week, returned
to her home in West Palm Beach Sat
urday.
J. w. Wingate, of Holly Hill, left
Monday for New York and possibly
points in Canada where he expects to
be employed during the summer
months.
j. ID. Maley, member for district
No. 4, went to DeLand Monday even
ing to attend the April meeting of the
board of volusia county commits
sioners
Miss Clara Dunbar, of Elmira, ~
", is visiting her brother, DR.. w. +.
Davey, and family, for time at their
home on Third avenue. Miss Dunbar
arrived in Daytona Sunday.
The ]. c. Phipps cruising party
came to Daytona Friday evening and
| left Saturday morning on the Pullman
car Federal for New York over the,
Atlantic Coast Line railway.
+. ]. Maloney, who had been a sea
son guest at the Van Dorm hotel and
in the employ of Capt. Ralph H. Nut
ting most of the season, left Monday
on his return to Boston, Mass.
Mrs. NJ. A Howard who had been
visiting her daughters, Mrs. W. r.
Smith, and family, and Miss Addie
Decker, at their home in the Row
lader subdivision. left Monday on her
return to st. Petersburg.
Madam Helene Wolf, accompanied
by Mr.. Wolf and Miss Nina Johnson,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. O..
Milton from Friday to Saturday, stop
ping over in Daytona on their way
from Miami to Buffalo, n. Y.
]. T. Nelson and family are occupy.
ing their new winter home just COM
pleted by Contractor L. q. Burdick on
Ridgewood avenue, south of Bay
street, having removed Monday from
their residence at 349 North Ridge
wood, which was purchased during the
season by P j. Doyle
} w. A. Bennett left Monday for
/ Orange, Cal, where he is called By
: the serious illness of his brother. A
A. Bennett. If he finds it necessary
) to remain with his brother and family
! for some time Mrs. Bennett may join
him at Orange. otherwise he will &c
from California to his northern home
in Milford, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Graft, of Simcoe
!. Canada, friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r
I left Monday on their return nortl
after a month or more spent here a
Q Mr.. Greene's winter home, 169 Nortl
a Ridgewood avenue. They were great!
n pleased with Daytona and Mr.. Graf
L was much benefited by the sojourl
here
y Mr. and Mrs w F. Haskell and sor
Bonnie Haskell, and Mr.. Seymour
brother of Mrs. Haskell, left Monda
for cruise down the East Coast i
the yacht~V agabond, which had jus
/. returned from the south with w. n
n Mellon and party aboard. The men
a bers of the Haskell party expect
y make an extended cruise, and pro-
e ably will go as far as Palm Beach.
s H. A. Tucker and family left MOI
e day for Richmond, Va. Mr. Tucker
orchestras have been engaged at bot
" the Clarendon and Despland hote
= this season. Some of the member
= left last week for Atlantic City, \.
= to play at the Hotel Strand and OF
n ers accompanied Mr.. Tucker to Ric
c. mond where they will furnish Il
It. music at the Hotel Richmond durir
a the spring season.
is
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Henry S Earl,
Indianapolis, Ind, who have spent sc
IS eral past seasons in Daytona, a!
were guests this season at the
m Cross Villa, left Monday on their 7
turn north Their daughter-in-la
Mrs A j. Earl, and little son, Charlie
also guests at the La Cross Villa, v