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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04
W. B. LADUE,
Major, Corps of Engineers.

comfort SHOP-Marinell Prep
arations. Full line of hair goods,
Shampoo and Facial Massage, CHR
oPoOy AND MANICURE, Katherine
II. Miller, 20 Beach. wits.
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VIM. Budd, Jr., travelling auditor of
the Flagler system, has been in Day
tona for day or two on business
connected with his official duties
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~ W4-Ay4 =.4:.,

Perfectly gorgeous. isn't it? Re
vivifying, stimulating. bracing, revi-
talizing!
And the warm Florida sun shines
merrily on
Here's what the good-guesser up in
Washington thinks about it.
Probably fair tonight and Sunday
in Florida, with slowly rising temper
allure. Light frost in the northeastern
and central portions. Light variable
winds"
*For good shampoo go to Miss
Siffrin. over Clark'S Drng store W f s
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Another of Lies MYSTERIES

Life has many mysteries, one of
them being why motorists keep right
on taking chances at railroad cross
ngs--Detroit Free Press.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04

Mrs. Geo. F. Locke has rented her
house at 225 Palmetto avenue, and
will leave today to join Mr.. Locke
in Tampa. Mrs. Locke and baby have
have been here for some time in COM
pany with Mrs. Locke's father, t. s.
Wood, who has now removed to his
place in Holly Hill.
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CONTRACT LET FOR
COMMODORE'S BAND
HOUSE ON BEACH ST,
DAYTONA PUBLIC SERVICE COM
PANY'S GENEROUS OFFER OF
FREE CURRENT FOR LIGHT
ACCEPTED.

Commodore c. G. Burgoyne Friday
evening closed the contract with
Jacob Espedahl, architect and builder.
for the erection of the Burgoyne band
house which is to be completed by
Jan. "a, in readiness for concert to
be given in the afternoon. Mr..
Espedahl will begin work on the build
ing next Monday and will keep things
moving rapidly in order to finish with
in the stipulated time There is no
question but that he will have it COM
pleted by the date mentioned.
In connection with the foregoing
statement concerning the band build
ing it may be stated that provision for
the lighting of the building for the
future is assured, the Daytona Pub
lie Service company, through r. Y.
Conkl1n, business manager, having ex-
pressed to Commodore Burgoyne the
desire to supply without charge all the
light that he wished to use in the
building for all time to come. This
generous proposition was accepted by
| the Commodore
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04

*FOR RENT-A four room mod
ern fat with all modern conveniences
II \. Palmetto. ". t. /. 5
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Freed. pine-needle and wire-grass
Baskets. Woman's Exchange. Wits.
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*Hand- painted fired glass at the
Womans Exchange. Wits
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Mrs. L. E. Shealor has opened
her Art Store upstairs at 80 S. Beach
ST. She will be glad to have her old
friends call and to make new ones. VS.
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For Rent, for season-Grocery
business in good location, suitable alao
for meat market. 429 Volusia
avenue IRA
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Handmade novelties at :he
Woman's Exchange. Wits
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13
ssrrsa (,s,scers.

The sacred concert 70 be given on
o. February 18th In the Presbyterian
church BY concerted choirs Of this
city. under the auspices Of Division
d OF the Presbyterian Aid Society.
Will be the best musical event Of the
season.
The full chorus Of thirty.five voices
Will slng two numbers.
Each choir will furnish sinsls and
eoacssted numbers.
The choir Of twenty voices from
The Presbyterian church st Rocky
Hord will give two chorusss from the
Messiah.
Price 3s cents. Tickets on sale at
lasssa's jsweiry store and ~ the
loor.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13
Fast Division. Ladies' AID.

The ladies OF the East Division Of
the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Chris.
tian church met Thursday with Mrs.
L. A. Fleming At 4ls East Second
street. There was 4 splendid attend.
ance Of the membership and during
the afternoon . dozen ladies Of the
West Division went In . body and
took them by surprise and enjoyed
the social hour and the two course
lunch which was served BY Mrs.
Fleming and Mrs. carnie. This III.
vision will meet next Thursday af.
ternoon with Mrs.. c. D. Everhart.
lOl cimarron avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13

''home mystery box" were about the
Indians. and the foreign mystery
box were about Corea. Mrs. Beer
oohm sang an Indian song.
Later a little memorial service was
held In memory OF Mrs. wilkins,
who has lately passed to her great
reward. when her favorite songs
were sung. Mrs. steen served .
dainty lunch at the close Of the pro-
gram.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13
fa.s ,sssros.' t1ss.

Among the dslishtful affairs Of the
week was that held on Tuesday sf.
tsrnooa whsa Mrs. .. G. Foxworthy
was hoseess 70 the member Of The
Psse Natrons' Club. The paSlofs q
the Park House were tastsfully ~.
ranged and . fuIl attendance Of TIE
ne0bssship was present. A shore
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13

business session was held after which
= social hour was enjoyed during
which time the ladies presented the
president. Mrs. T. @. Evans. with .
cut glass nappie. a. token Of their
high esteem and also as . symbol Of
regret they feel that she must %
soon leave Ia Junta. Later Mrs.
Foxworthy served . delightful two
course lunch.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13

Presbyterian church gave Christian
Endeavor World Social Tuesday ev-
ening in the parlors Of the church.
The parlors were beautifully decor
'9ted with red and white crepe paper
and bunting and Christian Endeav0r
pennants were much In evidence
about the room.
In the four corners Of the room
were booths representing America.
Africa. Europe and Asia. A program
Of games was carried out. which In.
cluded "What Country do Come
From =" Selecting Troops" Mobo-
lixing Troops" "A Bottle In the Air. ''
and ~ Bottle OF Submarines"
Al the conclusion Of the games re-
frcshmcnts consisting Of strawberry
ice cream and cake. WAS served and
was followed by the following pro.
gram:
Song. Audience.
Reading. Miss Jean Msrshsll.
Dialogue. 'The Pessimist and the
Optimist." Kent McCauiey and Don.
aid Irwin.
Reading. From the Christian In.
deavor World. Miss Huish Black.
Song. Audience.
Benediction. Rev. Langley.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13
Mi..so. Circle.

The La Iunta Mission Circle Of the
Christian church met Monday night
with Mrs. G. A. Prats At sos Cimar-
ron avenue. The following program
was given which was followed BY q
short business esession Of the circle.
Later the young folks enjoyed . 20
cial hour and dainty refreshments
which were served by Mrs. Pratx.
Following 10 the program:
Address, Porto Rico. .........
............. Miss Mona Rife
Address Jacob Kenoiy"., ,
Il. w. Maxwell
Reading. In the Redlands". -.
............. Miss Alberta Rife
Story. Ruth. Miss Anna Hamm
The circle will meet March lst,
with Miss Ruth Esry.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13
first of = s~rsss

Mrs. Joseph Posi- was hostess on
Wednesday afternoon TO about thir-
ty-six ladies at her home ON Santa
Fe avenue. The house was taste
fully decorated with blooming plants
and the afternoon was spent in So
cial conversation and needle work.
a two .course luncheon was served
and Mrs. Poss was assisted In serv-
ing BY Miss Faunie Beerbohm, Mas
Vera Wood and Miss Ruth CARRIER.
This was the first Of . series Of
parties to be given by Mrs. Posi- and
invitations have been issued for an.
other party TO be given AZ her home
next Thursday.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13
Stsyksr.nill.

A quiet home wedding was sol.
omissd on wednesday morniins Il
ths home Of Nm. Elscta Hill. when
hsr daughter. Mtss Ruth Hill. was
ualtsd d marriage 70 MP. d. L. etsy.
kss. The cersmoay was performed
~ Rev. Howard 0oldis. at s:30
O'Clock II tAe Dsessacs OF only the
Immediate relatives asd . few iati.
InnsdiatslJ> aftse ~ csrsnoay
ths hspDy cospls ~ ~ assoneItls
for Les Aainas .v1e1e 11s. sssykss
hes . heos for ~, tpooA % Q farm
neas hat city. f
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13
TearAes. lesssssaissd.

One Of Tie most delightful affairs
Of the week wss The party given BY
Mrs.. Rufus Norton at her home at
33l Raton. whea she had - her
gusees the teaehsss Of the city and .
few oehess.
Ths Moose vas prsttily decorated
with hearts, cupi1s aad arrows. In
kssDlag With ths valentine season.
The eeaehers vent Immediately af-
sss school - Mrs. Nortoa's aad tho
tine until about e:So O'Clock was
nose pleasaauy sDsat, sad b one
whleh VIII long - rs0snbsrsd By
ths gueses.
A nusleai pesgraa was rendered
sad later q u ~ svsaiag the host
- sssved . 1slishtful two courss
lsseh. Ths Dregsao was - fol-
lows:
Piaao eolo. -. nlss Hulah Black
Qussesese. Nrs. Nostoa. Mn. Smith.
Mlses White aa1 1lss Phillips.
Piaoo so1o. ....... .Nloe Hasel Lee
vecal soDo. ....... .lllss Mendelsoa
Quastsete. Mn. Nostea. Mn. Smith,
Mlss Whlte and MlsG Phllllps.
Vocal solo. ............. MIS- White
go
Pssssysssias l1lnlsaasy ssslety.
ne Missleaasy ooelsly Of the
Prssbytsslsa sAursh nst Thussdsy
Altssaeoe Mn Mn. \. 4. otssn ae|
~ ho0e . Dellevlew avssus. Thir-|
tysftvo lo1lee weso Dssseat ssd The
nese1og ~ - q ~ 0oss later
eeeiao - isslsus(1ve ever hsi1 hy|
~ ooeseey.
TboFs ven ~ ''nystsgy besss''|
= u11ea ooegl1oas ~ ~ plaes1|
- noG1o - eogooDn 21nDleos. Tho|
Q,oo111oo 0elo 1lnVn ~ ~ ~ ~
~ IN ~ Z =
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13
Eass Divi.soa. L.dse.' Asd.

The East Division Of the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the Baptlst church
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs
I. c. Fleming on Santa Re avenue
A large attendance Of the membershiu
vas present and the ladies Of the
west division also attended In Z
body. A social afternoon was spent
and . luncheon was served BY the
hostess.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13
rss..lss 70 We'd.

Marriage licenses were issued dur.
Iog the past week 70 Eddie =. AN.
80 and Mics Lura A. Duna. both Of
ooassauola: Bert Bray and Niss 0ris
Deaanoa. 10th Of Ordway; John p
~ Becker. Of Rocky Ford. asd Miss
klssle Orassmick, Of Ksndfiek. Colo:
naStin n. Dias and Miss Pabla Oar
~, both Of L. Junta: Gordon 3.
0oiagss, Of Mansaaola, and Mis-
11auds Lee Pitts. Of Laaston, OkIa.:
Duke L. Slsyker asd Miss Ruth nilj,
oooh q L. Junta: vlneent Tanlin
~ 11lss Dorca Dunn. both Of Ma.
unoooa; Charles n. Jaeknaa aa1'
~ Deanls e. john. both Of Rocky
~. Arthur viies and Niss viva
1o1oges, bolh Of Rocky ror6.
1,Gfs Dssuse - q. 4. \ -
r1n1 = - - sso1I0D -
" No11n moooo = - 1u10o
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13
ForsniGhtly Club.

The regular meeting Of the Fort
nightly Club was held last Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Benz. G. Wilson.
at SIS San Juan avenue.
The life and works Of Edgar Allen
Poe. were studied and the following
interesting program rendered:
Life Of Edgar Allen Poe. -.
............M Mrs. c. X. Buckley
Review OF "The Fall of the House
OF Usher. :. Mrs. Clyde Simons
"Annabell Lee" and "The Bells"
........... Mrs. F. V. Worden
The program was followed by a
lengthy discussion which was entered
into by all members present. Be-
fore leaving for their homes the la
dies enjoyed dainty Refreshments.
which were served by Mrs. Wilson.
who was assisted In serving by Miss
Helen Spalding and Mrs. Carlos VII
son.
The club will meet next Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Victor Mootx.
80
World Social.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13
Ssrl'rise Party.

A number OF friends Of Arthur
Goodall gave him n most delightful
surprise on Tuesday evening when
they marched into his home In a
body. Games and music were en-
joyed throughout the evening and
was followed by \ lncheon served by
Mrs. Ooodall.
Those enjoying the evening were
the Missess lIouls Bennett, Francis
wisdom. Viola Waldron. Gladys
Truitt. Lois Stevens. Edna Bennett.
Inas Hill. Mabel Healey and I.csta
Bennett. and the Messrs. John Schil.
ler. Harry Anderson. Jacob Abcnd-
schan. Arthur wandergriff. Andrew
Littrell. vinton Stevens. Harry LON.
hard. Henry Rice. George white and
Walter White.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13
{. W. h. NJ.

The c. w. b. NJ. OF the Christian
church met last Friday afternoon
with Mrs. ID. Il. Battey at her home
At 5O2 Belleview avenue. A good
attendance OF the membership WAS
present and an interesting program
was given. At the business session.
Mrs. w. H. Rife. was elected to iii
the office as treasurer. which was
made vacant by the resignation Of
Mrs. John Osborne who is moving 70
Pueblo.
AZ the conclusion Of the business
session social hour was enjoyed and
refrsshments served. The next meet
ing will be held ON the first Friday
In March with Mrs. G. A. Prats.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13
P. Il. oc.x&R. /. L.

The p. E. o. met "Wednesday af-
ternO0n In regular session with Mrs.
8. r. Mendelson. The attendance Of
the membership was large. Roll
call Was responded TO by current
events. Mrs. H. w. Allen read .
most interesting paper on American
Women" and Miss Mendelson favor
ed the ladies with several Of her
beautiful solos.
Following the program short
business session was held when the
society designated February 22d -
their annual b. !. l.. day and the en-
tertainment for that evening will be
given Monday night at the home Of
Mrs. George Babcock In the Rourke
Apartments.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13

The West Division OF the Ladies'
Aid Of the Christian church spent
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. w. 8. Snyder and spent the
time In sewing. Next Thursday af-
ternoon the division will meet with
Mrs. s. c. Foxworthy at the Park
House. when Mrs. Foxworthy will
serve ten cent tea to which all
members OF the various divisions Of
the aid. the ladies OF the church and
their friends are cordially invited.
a A
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13

The North La Junta Woman's
Club met last Saturday afternoon
with Mrs. Frank Wisdom and enjoy
ed q very interesting program as fol.
lows:
Reading. Beautiful Children and
Art" ............ Miss McMsnes
Book Review. Miss Mary Stuart
Talk. THE Grand Canon. :. .....
......... Mrs. H. E. Holbrook
The club meets this afternoon with
Mrs. w. A. Lewis.
90
West Nvtsi0a, Ladies' Aid.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13
Asctloe nr.dse.

Mrs.. v. N. LagerQuist entertain,
ed few friends Monday evening q
her homo on Gan Juan avenue In
honor Of her sistsr. Mrs. 3. L. Mar
tindale. Auction bridge was the en-
tertainment provided and after .
few hours had been pleasantly spent
Ars. Laserquist served . two course
luncheon.
The guests OF the evening were Mr.
and Ars. q. w. Ailliken. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Little. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo. Thulemeyer. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
H. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Shan
holtser. Mr.. and llrs. Ed Simons. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Mayhem.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13

Mrs. Rufus Norton entertained the
members Of her sunday school class
in . very delightful manner last
Saturday evening. Fifteen young
ladies met at her home about I
O'Clock and were escorted by their
teacher to the Rourke. where they
enjoyed the show and later returned
To Mrs. Norton's home and spent q
pleasant hour In music and conver.
sation. Mn. Norton served dainty
refreshments.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13

Mrs. v. n. LsGerquist was hostess
on Monday afternoon to the members
Of the Chicane Club and few guests.
Auction bridge furnished the enter.
tainment Of the afteronon. The
guests were Mrs. J. A. Kincaid. Mrs.
J. L. Porter. Mrs. y. L. Martindale,
Mn. Victor Hoss. and Mrs. w Z.
Andrews.
The club will meet February :2d.
with Miss Helen McNesn.
6unAnv tSch0epl f1nsu Rmaersaln
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13
HessA L. Ss.s. ssl,e Carrse.

so - OSoSo 0b0b0 OIICle
net Tuesday evening with Mrs.. J. 8.
Aclarsn. with thirty.two present.
he usual Bible lesson study and
SPECIAL Bible drill was conducted By
Rev. Findlsy. The Circle will meet
nsxt Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. ].
n. Lynear.
Mssday Afsss.ooa Bridge C,ub,
The Monday Afternoon Bridge
Club met Monday with Mrs. e. Gard
Edwards. Besides the member Of
The club Mrs. Edwards had a. her
guests Mrs. n. A. Lee. Mrs. Ira Hall
and Mrs. c. F. Kendall. Mrs. J. O..
Wood will be hostess TO the club on
Monday. February 22d.
90
Rebekahs Meet.
The local order Of Rebekahs held
their regular meeting "Wednesday
night in the Woodman Hall. and two
new members were initiated into the
mysteries Of the order. After the
initiatory exercises q social hour
was spent and refreshments were
served In the dining room.
90
Sans S0aci ClHb.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Gauger were
host aud hostess ON last Friday night
to the members Of the Sans Souci
Club. The evening was spent in
playing auction bridge. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Clyde simons were guests Of the
club on this occasion. The next
meeting Of the club will be with Miss
Carrye Foxworthy at the Park House
90
Chicane Cub.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-13

North L. Js.sa's wo~a.'. Ci.b.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09
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