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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-30

{ Cut this out and preserve for usc)
Above is scheme for reading the
Bihle through in year The first of
January will be good time to start
Bible reading is not only a good habit
to form but it also has its effect on
every phase of our lives
Watch Night service on Friday OF
this week beginning at nine 7. NJ. Love
Feast, Reports of the work of the year,
Social hour with refreshments. Ser
mon and Holy communion, Some time
during the social hour the Sunday
School board will be called for election
of officers for the new year
Tho Christmas exercises of last Fri
day evening were well received.
Mother Goose caught the audience
Credit is due all who labored to make
the program a success and who dec
Grated the Church Santa Claus had
the little folks cnraptured and young z
and old enjoyed the treat
/ Thirty five packages and nearly
/ eight dollars in money have been re-
ccivcd for the McClelland Orphanage.
The hearts of those little people will
b. gladdcned by these gifts.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-30

Sheriff Humbcrstone departed for
Denver on Monday morning to attend
the meeting of the State Slertl's AS
soc:ation being held in the Capital
City this week.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-30

Mrs. Bert Warner of Sedgwick was
Christmas guest at the c. NJ. Harris
home
Il NJ Adams and family leave Mon
day for their home a. Morris Minnesota
after having spent the holidays in
Julesburg.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-30
DreSsma liking

DreSsmaking
Call either at the Conovcr Millinery
store or at Mrs. Frank Fischcrs house
Mrs. II. A. Conovcr
and Mrs. Frank Fischer.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-30

Robcr, Walratu leaves Monday for
Minneapolis where he will enroll AS A
student IN the Minnesota school of
Business and Commerce
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-30

Mrs r. l.. Cooper of Grant arrivc'
ia Ju!esburg Christmas eve ana l.
spending the week with her daugnte,
Mrs Luc Petersen.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-30

Seiewick Items
bliss Gladys Ray, went to Denver
Thursday morning for an extended
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-30

running 4 hotel in julie shurg and later
being Post Master at Holyoke, died at
his home in Denver this week at th..
advance" age of S:! years He was q
veteran oi the Civil War and will be
Remembered by the old settlers here
EstrayCd five head of ycarl'ng colts
branded h. u. on right shoulder:
One black
Onc Sorrcl, light name and tail
One Hight bay, belly and legs real light
Two dark bays
Reward for Information leading to the
recovery Of these colts.
Frank Austin. Holyok. Colo
The Harsis farm west of Ovid has
been sold this week to California par
ties and Mr. c NJ Hargis and family
will move some time the last of jan
'uary to California where they will
operate an Orange farm near River
side Mr.. and Mrs Hargis have made
many friends who will regret their
moving from Sedgwick County.
FOR SALE CCilings and Mares In.
quire Oi {. ". Harris and Son,
Methodist Episcopal Church Notes
Through tho Bible in Year.
First Month.
Morning
Genesis Is
. Genesis 4-5
3 Genesis 6-S:19
4 Genesis S:2O-l1:26.
). Genesis 11:27-!2
6 Genesis 1916.
Z. Genesis l7-iS
3. GcIsiS 1921
9. Genesis 22-23
10. Genesis 24-25
II. Genesis 2G-2T
Il Genesis 2S-29
Il Genesis 3O-3l
II Genesis 32-53
Is Genesis $40
Evening
Matthew
Matthew g
Ma -thow
Matthew 4.
Matthew 5:1-2O
Matthew 5:21-4S
Matthew G:I-1S 4
Matthew 6:19-7:6
Matthew 1929
Matthew S:l-27.
M&thcw S:2S-9:17
Matthew 9:1S-39
Matthew lO:1-23
Matthew 10:24-11:1.
Matthew l1:2-3O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14

puSMlc bcnlunlt iih Der ,Srou &c,
Rcniibcr INNER riiierlid, o8or al
tcre g9ciber ipricbt ser osQloloOpiicb
ia" Gim9cS 6rouben) oil pon
@ruOiobe ouS9c0cno glltcr lNiiBe
por Eorbcit ndi
sd ipciB ni6t UorunL obcr idl
iii6le mid innncr 6lt oen gldnnern
Dnig5ogen" acitauO mir cinc tleine
irii6rciic roiiiac Nu5ulin IunIlc
3opic geilodten uic bic SSeibuodtS
iiric}eln lmlro6mten ibr rci5enoeS
Seiid)t lmO 5mei ieiiililac SllgcI
oic nan einno( eele6cr nicbt leidlt
wicOer ocrgBt cr0du5tei ibrcSScrtc-
Sore Nenobiic mar Gin aunltmert
BON qcdlniodUoler StiGerc PIT.
iiott cincs 9iodeS irng lic mir 5lpa
Scbiir5eit uie mon iic bci ocit
gleQpptcrn ouf Sen @rnbuialcreien
iiclt Gem uormen Cronsebrouil
0ieies Sdlur5roaeS propbcjcc id,
ooB cS nod einnnl sur Nlo0cIorbc
miro NDrc W(littcr, 0le frclil0liD
lGhclic uno mic cine dltcre Sdnvciicr
misiob. interid1icO it'd IN ser SruGt
mir ourh elm sud-. OoS oie Snote
UcrOcdic lln0 wicocr foluitc itil nuf
ibrctu Scnioc 0os iiniiOolliie Wlliltcr
ser roioclb9riinen Stidcrei bcuini.
bern cine Stiderci mic man tie MIR
nod oni 0en aoiliiulcn ser @dnerin.
men Inn 9I9rom bcrnnt iin0et,
Die Nleinfulii ltebt BORT iebr bod
Bon eelu tleinen oeihnibten 9lrtiiod.
Ben jcosr Snjule nit iidj hcriu.
trdai imo ocp er iogor beiul San5ci
iiiht ans Der San0 aibt bis 5lt ocu
Gerainiicn bat ie0cr @egenlionO bort
ieincn eigenci Still uno oie Sell.
idlriitornomcnte oii Sen berii6mict
Ciicrciern iino ainimerIc oic mot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14

ncn ghsOrildc oie lid houptidhliM
mtf g'ie1. rpo @lildpirtihoit bejic.
lcu Gen cclchrion Sprodiosideru
scniiatc olcroigns oieic ciuiode
ci0nlologiidc glbleitung oeS SSortcs
aus 0cni 9iinlGnilden nidt. Sic "a
ben lid nit Scr .,8anber~ Grfldrlng
ndt 5uirc0en nnO iuoateu inn Eia-
Iefte fuuGniifc 9S0rtcr geilmocn
Ho6cn. Gle nubnen an. ooB Der
ocr 9ione 0u5rl BON sen allt0ncn
Oie and 0i5cn ODER llSen IeiBen,
iicrnc. 9luocre eirgcn nod iueitcr
lnO loben in Ben Sujulcn 0irefte glb'
fommcn 0cr Sfntlcn. So. cs aibt
iogor 6oridcr. bic be1oupLcu. DOB
bic NusulrN pcn ocn 9iolnern obitnni.
men Sic @caeno BON ao!omcn (Sfo-
lonio) unO Nlitn (Sriidoitcn in
%citeolijicn) hcriuu io0 Ood Scr
Gcrbounrnascri Der 9iomcr gelpeicn
icin Nicr in 0ieicm romiifcn Sibi-
ricn ioa ouocblid COio ieine lcbten
So1rc Ocrbrodt ho6cn.
Gic orobtc Rollc i'm Sc6eii 0cs ou.
slilen ipiclt bic Sicbc Gin ldones
gScib Gilt i6ncn olS Oas Sohits. mas
cine drlne Wlenihenirele pdbreno Scr
hir5en @ileeridnit auf oicien fleinen
Gro6oG an critreben 6cs. Seben 1T
iiir iie eiii Spnouun BON Sieben Sir
0cl uerliebten Su5nlen lit fciu @ebot
fcin NiuoerniS groB geullg, Inn ihm
ocl gGeg sur @elie6tcii 5il ucriperrcn-
llnO Iol(tc sic @elirbte ouh icine
ciocuc Godier iein Tieie sIuiioiiung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14
O'e (SilDvDDMer OeS
NMf0lUin0er &ArPat0eMaval9es.

idcn oa oea 9cridicn bonn lpciienli5i-
9a,n9r rleQsiclouplotc lit oft Don Oet
tatben,. ole 9ic0c gcpcies. Giclc
leit ieb pen @orp0t6cN6cmobncr iinO
llnnmSgsr ols re9ierungstrencr &olfS.
Sobro.. .Oelonnt, SeQtc Ood, i,bou nor
eoD;s Ssoleiior 5,uiuCl al% G5cr-
es boso oer bette Nu}ulcufcnncr, Oeil
h uneSll uFoSll: ulcni aoiier lit 0os Golf
norS,0lnetcr @oAoc9tuna crgcbcr.
@i0e,inulllast ,ic ocn @olfsociiic
%eoeI lsoeli cr3eugen onber IN ser
Ssiaen Sloit0. oaB lie o6nc ben
Zen. Sss Sss aoiiers crlaiicn poroen
le5r oo. .Ser 0ujule 0icnt ais SoIoot
eurd, S @ne" Sett bo6cn Oie Sujulcn,
olf p;oen yeren @ebict i'd jiingit rciiie,
yarriHHsae 6nitit cincu orgouiiicrtrit
ele eiroelple9 in Der 9ufopina acBcn
2h0 f. iisg,orodcnrn 9luien iuiicuicrt.
SFosSS,ly ly'llteA oils Gcnncr oaer &c.
Sienie He oen Siaoic ber0orru9cnoc
lidlcr 9'omc 0icIes in DolfsfunO-
giocno,''q4le iittIiner ge5ic6ung bodit
yoos ,l9en StommeS lit rrmdniiA
N0 6nS ut cine tiirfiiMc GnOuIa)
tden 1ooeiltet 9iaubcr 9lis begreii
Qh3,roa a'lnoen Gilt cr oo9er bel Ocn
aennrn ais Shitnpiiport. Sie ielbii
s;Cbrhs,e. lrb G6riitep ooer oiis
Nberieso lpos iit6 nit G0eIrdubcr
Slt6en;Sa4 lleBe Sore Sprod)e lit elm
TcIe SnlSAer EiolrIt, sen ollt6 icoer
Gus AS,, ,O'l oerIichf bis olli menigc
&nnduiiben ii6rrnoulmc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14

bon Sicbc III obC nidt ctuo in 0cm
gSaics aes Nmulen ST lndcn Sein
Mei5 piclmc0r iibcririiii 0ariu ibrc
ii6rigcn Grocnidrueiieut Gin 6runei-
uer0hter al5 Der Sdulc cineS
Strinoberg ldne nah eiiicnl turicn
9liilcni0olt bci ocn @ujuIcn aebeilt
5uriid 0ie Nlrulrl bait cs iiir Sillr
&c, iio1 ciucm O}omc 5u ucrio9el Sbr
Ncbenslnotto It, redt uicl aln0er.
ainOcr ioUiel als nnr noglid Su Ia.
BEN mo itonmtcn iie dudl uou Der.
idicOcncii Wl1nuerl Iic gctim.
mlni1 OcS @eihes lit bel oeu SBulen
cin5ignlleu Die, cine gcpinc gIl5oN
bon SiiiOern mii oic @clt 5ll bringcn
nn0 Is 6crridt ser @lallbc. onB OaS
geei6. oos olli Gr0en oicic 9eiiinl.
minQ nidlt criiillt habc lnh Ocnl
No0c jnr Stroie ioDicl Nin0er ME lie
5i r51ren perid, Mt hnite. olifcilen
nliiic Ger glhcrglaubc III bei ben
Nu3alinnCi lehr nerbrcitet itno Die
ion0crbnriteh slnldonunacn iin0 init
Scr Wcburi pcrbiinOen Gen ylciQc-
boreren nod nidlt @ctouiiciD miro
Scr Scufel nit cincr 6rcnnenOcn aerc
oiis1ciricbcn. Uic Niiltitr uerldit
ondj ipaiciiens noh orci Soaen oos
@cdcn6eii Bon einem nod lebef
oeit Ncihc in Solomen miro cr5dllt,
nab lie Gin poar Shinoei nod oer
Gntbinoiiig. olS lie cincn @cigcr cine
.aoloineito4 ipielen boric. ans Dem
Veite ociprltngen iei mo nit Scr Oeit
&u5ulctndOdei ciaenel @rajie Die
idpieriaiien Enu5ibritte ouSgciiibrt
nabe Die aoIouIeifa III Gin wnnoer-
ib0ner Cans bon 6lgrren belcbt luie
iie aus Dem GSoronS mo 0cll uiiiis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14

&elu' Oen er nod ser @ertreIbung
0eS NonigS Serome alls anliel lih0
icinen eigenen ieicrlihen Gin5ng ~
ieien alte 9leiioer5 inn 9lopem6cr 1918
iiiitetc, ebenio beac6rt iein iUeroe. mie
es oos 6ilernc @rciB bon gIubeglnn
gcmcien 1T 1arn idnidlte lid al
lcroings Der anriiirit oenr Der oGl.
icrne Selni" iii ihon 3u Scb5citen el.
ncs StiiicrS nthis onorrcs ole cine
alrioiiidt aemcicn umo elm groBeres
9Inie6eu bat rr oild IN ipoicrci Snlt'
iebnten nidlt 5u crlanoen perlnoui
Bon cincr iolhcu itlouHden ruo la
d]erlic6en 9loda1iuua ocs preiiBi'
iden Orocns haltcn iidl Die 0rnndo,
len irei BOD pcrbehIeu ne nidt Dab
Is ioIt inuloalih IT. cine Sricosaiis'
scihmma 5n idbaiiru oie iid nit benz
Giicrnen Rrcls aud nllr eiltlernt per'
oleid3ru Ioiie. ocW bic ron 8orreD
poraeihlaQene bron5ene Gentmlil3e
hot Opd Bn uiel glcUuidfcit nit BET
{rieosfncooille fir oa0 Sabr 1870,
Sic iie por ciui9cn Sa9rci lelblt &C.
itiiiet hoben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14

81.
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a...:, .Uotss' NY u'l .gl..' .:, = 4g''. W
'gV'lpe N-i'0p''e '''7'' =" '''
-eiu omu ans aoomca
9n'allu o'g agst'sos. .
sgeS,,ess,, ysl 'S .st.@ ',,'' 0'~''"
sl0cr mai Gin o.8cs sraOnhd
ssc man nr5aic cif.u
@cIm'9r io eln Nt0nadDeH'
s00'' '"'' ''''' ''
gleltcre @'doc6en Dabc i'd wcuig
qeicHcn 6iNGcaci in 9icbr5a0l ju-
Qeuolihe 9Sciber Ncnn ous &cb
licGt. 0onn iii ocr Nlonu cicriithti9.
Is 1T oabcr fiir bic &olfSicelc dla.
roftcriitiidI OaB iAr in 0cn %oliSlIct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14
Ger crOcu OOm uSiicrnen S,elm'

TaS 9emii0en ser Sron5oieL eunc
&riegsnis5edlnlng 5iI idloilcn Die
nui oe irnn5oiiio1eu Truppeu mlo
lore Gerbiin0eten e5cnio nnienerno
mirfen luer0c, mic oas Giierne Sirens
auf bic oeiiiiden Ernppcu III nidt
ser eric &eriidl Dieien clliorbcn m0
inlidltcn mo acrooe oaoirh 10 etu.
nno beac0rtcn Grocn
nadl5raimcn Die critic oernrtiqc
ylodo1muno ocs Giicrueu arel5cS
lieBt idou mebr ols elm Sabr6unOert
5llriid; lie mnrOe nod In Sen 9cirei.
nn9sfriegcit uerindlt imo 5por mar
eS cili oeuiihcr Gleiniiirit ser Sur.
ilrlt @ilbelnl Scr @rite bon Neiicn.
aoiiel Der iiir icin uSeer" einen Cr.
Den idioiien wollie. Der an @crt mo
9e0eutitng Oen Giierncn 8rcu5e min.
oeitcuS alcid fonllnc 9ie6enber
glaubic Ell ooolrdl and iciuen ucnig
6eliebtcu preiiBiiheu Better griiuoIidl
droern sit folmelL oenn cr 6iUeilelte
nidlt OoB ser Nroen bonn Giierlen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14

bel ms i'm Wiuiemt ouIbGpubrell
ipiirOe. @eui jenian0 bel mas oeror.
iigcs 5cidncte, 10 10 itdnOe oarmier
81 lcien u@nhporicn BON Ocm aiinl.-
lcr 0ort miro Oie @icrihole
5erbrodIen neil lie perilos it, icocr
1T BORT &iinitlcr, Die aunit lebt oort.
Bon 0n 9ing es nod SiiOcn iiber
giaOuornu iiibrtc uns ein 0u6ulen.
pfero oui oic onoere Seiic DER @or.
patbcn Gas 0u6ulcnpicrO lit flein,
ober froiiia. acNort feiner ei9enen
9alie an Oie lire 9lbitonmrlug ben
Dem SteppeumilopierOe nidt leug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14

ncu fonn. ino oie iih an oos @ebir'
ae Doatommen onacpaBt Bat; eit
Wlaulticr inl 8ieroc6obii, gieueS
Seben eroiincte iicb mir IN SRoroi5me.
30, ocr Criihoft no neilidl Ole I'M.
aarn Die bon 9laae Maocliung beliin.
gcng blntiaen Siegc criodicn ais
iid oic 9aitireic imaoriihe Gbene Dor
mctnen 9bugcn uls6reietc. gIlocre
Spradle, onoere Nlciihen onOere
Sitten, anoere Sonoidnit cine onoe'
re gSeli aber neine @c0oniet
ueilten bel Der iungeu Su5ulm nit
Der ld0nen Sodter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14


M Sin cuen ormOun g8cs tcdense6lbcncS 9lnu wirO
y" olerreid)iden SraniOlOaten flOtt gemadt.
t Seti@ 9une nit %OnOns nnO Sradenmatera ani elmer
"llaen 9nuOlroFe s
uat Ger gsndt
n Sine icne photographic 0oS Gdlogc uno repier ci
olerr. 305 Gu. e5ronn ponidrulder &riegSldmpob) 5
o 6rjng oeitiar Srmppcn in 9oS5 s
@ 6tname rniTdeu SpOns, ais Soner ueOc
~ bmter unt bic outcn Seep6Ouleingc 5erduen at
Bun @iOnieren erbnnte fele Bride. s
S Die @rtancrraae Sie SamptDcrtcbrSOcr SOo5 (S
ror0 0e eponQif Stride oercn Sn bem Ginug Der
6qm sic ocBc 6aoe pepte 9s bGa4c 0os fIedtc Yiocr
vg 9oupitroBe
'NN,.,.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-09
which can be pumped from the tanks
and is perfectly harmless.
ENTERTAINED AT CARDS AT
DAYTONA BEACH RESIDENCE

The hospitable home of Mrs. J. p.
Esch, of Peninsula drive. Daytona
Beach, was the scene of very pleas
ant card party on Monday afternoon.
There were four tables of players en-
gagged in spirited game of five
handed 500, a delightful variation from
the usual auction, which was enjoyed
very much.
At the close of the afternoon it was
found that Mrs. Carew had the high
est score, thus securing the first prize,
Il pretty bridge set. The second prize,
a dainty bon bon dish of cut glass,
was won by Mrs. Fred ]. Niver. Two
euest prizes, handsome souvenir
spoons, were provided for the guests
of honor, Miss S. Cornelia Young, of
Chicago, and Miss Claire Kamele, of
Aurora, Ill, who are visiting the form
er's uncle, Capt. C. A. Young, at
Daytona Beach.
A number of other ladies Joined the
card players at half-past four, in a
delightful social hour. Delicious re-
freshments were served by the hostess
assisted by her mother, Mrs. Wright,
who poured coffee at the handsomely
laid table in the dining room. Mrs.
Esch was also assisted by Mrs. Carrie
Farnham, Mrs. C. H. Raynor and Mrs
Alviere Milligan.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-09
STOCKHOLDERS TO RIDE
TO NEW PARK SUNDAY

AS the guests of Michael Sholtz,
president of the Central of Florida
railway, the stockholders of the Day
tona Athletic association, the corpora
ton building the new baseball park
north of the Nautilus casino, will ride
to the grounds in the first electric car
to be operated over the extension of
the track, The car will leave the city
hall next Sunday morning at 10:30
and Mr.. Sholtz extends the invitation
to every stakeholder of the corpora.
ton.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-09
KINGSTON SCHOOL
TO Be THE FIRST
KAUSTINE SEWAGE DISPOSAL
SYSTEM ACCEPTED BY COUNTY
SCHOOL BOARD AND WILL BE
USED AT KINGSTON.

The Kaustine method of sewage dis
posal having been accepted by the
volusia county board of education,
an order was placed by Geo. F.
Crouch, chairman of the board, for
four systems to be installed at the
Kingston school. Should it prove to
De what is claimed for IL AND found
satisfactory in the Kingston school,
the same method will be adopted in
the DeLand public school and eX-
tended to other schools in the county
The outfit ordered for the Kingston
school includes two 2S-gallon tanks
with four toilets. Mr.. Crouch received
word Monday that the order had been
received and the systems shipped so
il should not be long before the Kings
ton school is equipped with this sani'
tary device for the disposal of sewage.
This system is adapted to country
places where there are no water sys-
tens and flush toilets cannot be used.
The tanks are charged at intervals
with Kaustine which destroys the
sewage, leaving only clear liquid
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-09
AUTOMOBILE CLUB
NOM|NATES OFFICERS

At the regular monthly meeting of
the board of directors of the Florida
East Coast Automobile association
held Monday evening, the following
officers were nominated, to be voted
for at the annual election to be held
next month:
PreSident-Dr. j. +. Rawlings.
First vice president -- c. NJ Bling
ham.
Second ice-president--W. G. Nash.
Treasurer. ID. Maley.
Secretary-R. l.. Smith.
Directors Michael Sholt.;, T. T..
Fitzgerald. j. II. Donnelly. II. S. Maley
and l.. NJ. Waite.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-09

The baseball team of Stetson uni
versity will play the team of the Hotel
Ormond at Ormond, tomorrow after
noon. 4 number of the local fans
are planning to make the trip to Or
mond to take in the game William
Gardiner. son of Geo. II. Gardiner, OF
this city. will play second base for
StetSon
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-09
NOTICE.

To our Gas and Electric Customers:
Do not allow anyone to examine your
gas or electric meters unless they
show you badge indicating that they
are employees of the Daytona Public
Service Company. 153.tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-09

NJ. NJ. Bond, chairman of the board
of county commissioners, drove over
from his Lake Helen home Monday
and departed on the SIP train for Ha.
vana, where he goes on a business
trip.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-09

F. NJ. Russell left Monday on a few
days business trip to Malabar. Mr.
and Mrs. Russell are making their
home with Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Mauck
on Cypress street, the ladies' being
sisters.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-09

Mrs. r. Z. Rose, who had been VS.
iting her sister,in-law, Mrs ~
Mabbette, and family at the Hamilton
hotel, departed Saturday for ram
Beach for a visit with FRIENDS at ''''
place before returning to her A1"'
in Tallahassee.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-09

Mrs. T. o. Milton. wife of the city
marshal, returned Monday afternoon
from visit of a month with relatives
in Miami and rejoined her husband
at their home on Baker street.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-09

annual bazaar and valentine sale
at St Marys guild hall, Wednesday,
February 10th; afternoon and even.
ing. 154.ot
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ness. The party includes C. \
Squires, A. Jay Tefft, G. +. Barker
and Thos. ODonnell. Mr. Tott Is
the publisher of the Port jefferson
Echo.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. WalCott u
Litchfield, Conn, gave a small Ha''-
Saturday evening at their winter home
on Peninsula drive, Daytoua Beach
that was a very pleasant affair ami
greatly enjoyed by all participants
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*LOST-Saturday evening, lady'
Mexican leather purse, contuiGjo;
nearly SIS, somewhere on B,ar,
street. Reward for return to Daily
News office. l5i-'
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*"The Price He Paid.


+. +. Sheppard, Jr., arrived Mo&day
from Athens, O.. where he had been
attending the Ohio state university
and Joined his father and Mrs SA'p-
pard at their home on South Paiw't"
avenue. He expects to remain h-Ee
permanently.
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Sale of fancy articles and val.
tines at St. Mary's guild hall, N"'"''
day, February 10th. l'f--.
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Homemade candies, baked Iooi''
Valentines and fancy articles "iI hr
on sale at St Mary's guild hall "''.
nesday afternoon and evening
Ban
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W. E. Donlan and family. of Yves.
ton. W. Va, who have spent several
seasons in this city, arrived Friday
and are located for the remainder of
the season in one of the Stevens
houses, 81 Third avenue.
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A party of prominent business men
and citizens of Port Jefferson, Long
Island, n. Y, who are we'll known in
Daytona arrived Sunday evening and
will be here for a few days on bust.
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Elf you have a place to furnish Ia
save you money. Secondhand lu'-'
ture bought and sold. c. h. Ian
rear of Bingham & Maley's. ll9-eou
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o @ @ O O O Q O 0 8 Q 0 0 9 Q
D THE WEATHER.

o Q O o o o Q 0 9 Q 9 0 5863
For Florida: Fair tonight ami
Wednesday. Frost in the northern
section and probably in the coH'rai
portion tonight. Moderate variable
winds.
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*FOR SALE-1915 Ford Touring
car; nickel trimmings, pointed radia-
tor, bumper, clear vision windshield,
electric horn, large tires, wire wheels,
tire holder, etc. No. 81 Cedar street.
150-tf
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Robert Parkinson and his aunt A''
Louis Farlow, friends of Mr.. ana M.
J. G. Brown, of this city, left Moh-"'
on their return to their home III M"'
lersburg, Ohio. They had been "''F
for about a month, stopping al III"
Mooreland. corner Ridgewood AMI -
ond avenues.
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'lf you're at all particular have lie.
Sesne do your Kodak Finishing; next
to the Merchants bank. II
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fWANTED-To borrow, $4,000 on
real estate at per cent. Address
r." Daily News office. l53-tf
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*Read the new ad-top half of page
bargain--in Allandale.
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The first rehearsal for the Elks'
minstrel will be held this evening a.
the New Daytona theater, Immediately
following the regular meeting of the
Elks lodge.
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*Take tea at The Pine Tree 2" ID
bles, IL S. Palmetto ave. -"
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The Daily News, 15c per week.
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d. Z. Atwood, a brother OF Ut. L.
and William Atwood, of this CITY d,
rived Saturday from Chelms'o'.''
Mass, and is with the latter ana 80
wife at their home on Bay street '-'.
Atwood has visited here in the pa
in company with members of his '''''
lily, but it is several years since NJ d"
last here.
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Carpenter and builder wanted VII
is able to take lots in Port ora"-
as part payment. E. H. Herrick' ''
Orange. l5v'o'
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George A. Hoyt, of n, w. Halsey &
Co. of New York, investment bankers,
is in the city for couple of days, a
guest at The Williams.
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want to buy, secondhand tools in
good condition. II. A. lntemann. 23l
North Beach street.
Tom Stewart, one of DeLands law
yers, was Daytona visitor Monday.
TRY the candies and baked goods
at st. Mary's guild hall Wednesday,
February 10th. 154-2t
Mrs. Mabel X. Stych went to Or
lando by train Monday to spend the
week with friends in that city.
*Caretaker wanted for real estate
development; must be in position to
buy home and live on property, which
is located in town; good income for
right party. +. II. Herrick, Port
Orange, Fla 154-6t