The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29

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Mr.. ard Mrs. Van Mugs. prominaoi
church workeEs and wen identified
with the winter visitors Of Daytona
Beach. left Tuesday on their return
to Franklin. Ind. They were ACCOM-
panied by Mrs. Van Mugs parents
Mr.. and Ma. Albert List. who have
been with them - usual this season
From Franklin. their home town. Mr.
and Mrs. Van Mugs go to their sum.
mer resort place. Lake Winona, where
they own and conduct q hotel.
Mesdames Bergen. Embry and Ray
Kentucky ladies, who managed the
Kentucky house the past season, left
the first Of the week on their return
home The house was purchased a
couple OF months ago by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Ayres. who will put it IN thor
oIgn repair for the season, ana viii
later make many alterations and i'm
provements. Mr.. Ayres, in speak
ing to reporter on the subject said,
The first thing we will do is to erect
new bath rooms on the beach to af.
ford ample accommodation for our
guests for their summer recreation. "
This will be good news to the sum-
mer people who are contemplating
spending much time on the beach.
S. d. Howe, cashier of the state
bank of Orlando, and wife. spent Con-
federate memorial day on the beach,
guest at the Breakers. Misses An
toinette Slemone and Linnie Quarter.
mann accompanied them in their car.
Col and Mrs. VIM. Shaffner moved
over this week from their Ridgewood
avenue residence at Daytona to spend
the summer on the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. King, winter res.
idents on Duke street, ACCOMPANIED
by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wesley Edmonds,
leave Monday in their car to motor
through to New Jersey. They expect
to cover the distance in 10 or ~ DAYS.
stopping at Washington, d. c., and
other points as they may find des,r.
able. Mr.. and Mrs. King will stop at
Arlington, N. j., Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
monds' summer home, for a day or
two, and then on to their own home
town, Suffield, N. ].
Mrs. Nettie Haviland. of Glens
Falls, N. Y. who spent the season on
Harvey street, before leaving for the
summer purchased one of the Boards.
ley cottages, No. 4, on Halifax ave
nue., of the owner, A. j. Beardsley.
MT. and Mrs. Melville Read and
charming little daughter, Joselin, who
have been with Mr.. Reads parents all
winter. left Thursday for their home
In Portland, Ore, via Chattanooga
and Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Reed close their
winter home on the Halifax Friday
and take their departure for Hastings
Mimi, their summer home. Mr. and
Mrs. Reed win go by way of Milwau.
kee, Wis, to visit one of their sons
Albert Reed and family. where a fam
lily reunion of twelve members of tho
family will be held.
oaytona Beach Council MEETING
The town council of Daytona Beach
held an adjourned session in the TOWN
hall Monday night. A few hills wara
allowed. A communication was read
from the Pinewood Cemetery associ-
ation requesting that the counci,
furnish water gratis for the cara of
'he cemetery. Ii was moved and car
ried that the petition be granted.
M. Dunn appeared before the counc;,
and asked for permission 70 Low
cement sidewalk along the north side
OF Duke street from Ocean avenue IN
Atlantic avenue, which was granted
me council also acted favorably on
petition, presented by Mr.. Dunn
that Duke street be shelIed or hard
surfaced from Ocean avenue IN Ar
ianuc avenue. The chairman of the
street committee was authori, cd to
purchase a street sprinkler from 7
N. Gamble.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Glenn and partv
including Mrs. Glenn, Sr.. and Mrs
Gienn's sister and her little n;aca
leave tomorrow on their return nor,h
Mr.. Glenn and his mother go to Ley.
lngton, Ky, and Mrs. Glenn viii v;si,
IN Memphis and other places before
repoining Mr. Glenn.
MT and Mrs. H. F. Stewart owners
VIII conduct the Seaside Inn The
summer They have been out of the
business for some years and their in
'erior friends will be glad to meet
them again in the old business
The Sans Souci club will mao, =.
the home of Mrs. and Miss Thorn o.
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