The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21
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PORT ORANGE. April 21.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Halter left for their home
in Napoleon. Ohio, on Thursday last
Mrs. Cynthia Emery and her sister,
Mrs. vanette, who spent the winter
here and started on the 9Th inst. Tor
their home in Shelton. Ohio. died
there on the night of the 18th, from
the effects of la grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Suppes left this
morning for their home in Somonauk.
Illinois.
w. c. Stevens, formerly Of James
Vile, Wis. but who has been here all
winter, has purchased the Chris. Sup
pes property. Orange and Dunlawton.
Mr.. Stevens is planning to make his
winter home here, being very much
pleased with the climate and place
The townspeople are gratified with
the promise of Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens
as residents. Mr.. and Mrs. Suppes
are planning to make their home In
Allandale, where they have the foun-
dation of a home laid.
David Stubbleton, who has been at
tending the Daytona high school. has
accepted position on a stock farm
near Springfield, Ohio, and will en-
ter upon his duties at once. The
best wishes of his friends go with
him.
Capt. "Lige" Mcdonald has sold the
gasoline yawl Darling to James L.
Sipes. of Pittsburg. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brellsford are
on their way home to Paris, Ohio.
Mr.. land Mrs. Bailey, who had apart
ments at Mr.. Brellsford's, left in COM
pany with the latter, on their way to
their home in Troy, Ohio.
Leon w. Sparkman has recently
equipped Archie McDonalds motor
cycle with an Eclipse" two-speed
rear wheel, one of the first in this sec
ton, and 1t seems to work very nicely,
making slower speed and more power
available in deep sand. and where
needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Burgess and
, Thomas Burgess started on Monday
: for their home at Woodruff, Ill.
The Port Orange Literary and Lii
brary association under the admins
tration of its able and efficient corps
of officers. is making itself a strong
:. factor in bringing the home people
and winter residents, tourists anl
: visitors together socially, and cult
waiting taste for the purest, most ell
> evating and fascinating in literature.
). The meetings of the association
have been uniformly interesting, use
full and inspiring, broadening tn,
views of the members to take in. il
. wider scope, the best things attain
! able. In dealing with association mat
tiers the members have manifesto,
abilities of no mean order.
In their cleaning up day." TIL
members showed their sympathy wit
and set their approval on, and CAV
n impetus to having cleaner, bette
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n On their guest day." the curtai
was drawn aside and friends invite
to come and participate in one of tn
many mental feasts of good things $
70 lavishly provided. Thus inviting the
r guests to become more closely ass,
ciated with them in striving tn a
= tain to the higher things of life.
Though the last official meeting ,
the association for the season wa
held on the Sth inst, a farewell nj
mic was held on Saturday last ,
Ridgewood hall A number of n
members have gone north and othe,
were unable to be present, but
members and guests sat down to I
Dies crowded with choice Wand
which under the influence of good fl
iowship, were partaken of with yes
The store of food was so abunda,
that the proposition to come ba,
ana nave supper found a willing !
spouse. Nearly all accepted al
were present at the evening me,
u and after all had partaken, sever