The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-13
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Carpenter and daughters, Mrs. Jones
McCrorey and Mrs. Miller, started
Monday for Charlevoix, Mich. Mr..
Carpenter. while he has considered
Charlevoix his permanent home, has
spent 35 winters in Port Orange, only
missing the winter of his father'sl
death. His first trip was made from
Enterprise by the old stage route.
and he arrived here just as the finish
ing touches were being put on the Port
Orange hotel. E. A. Mcdaniel having |
rebuilt after the first hotel had been
burned. In reply to Mr.. Carpenters |
application for board Mcdaniel looked |
around and said. well, l guess we
can hang you on a peg somewhere"
On his next visit he came by the way
of Enterprise to New Smyrna, and
walked from the latter place. He
bought lot and built house on the
river front north of the hotel where
he spent his winters until few years
ago. when he built on Dunlawton near
Ridgewood. He also planted an or
ange grove. He was an enthusiastic
fisherman, and with NJ. ]. Stockman,
also of Charlevoix, fire fished" when
the nights were suitable-and some
times when they were not. After TAX
ing out such as they wished the rest
were left in the boat and any one was
welcome to as many as they chose. He
has recently exchanged his house here
with Jones McCrorey for the latter's
new house in Allandale, and plans to
live there next door to his daughter
Jones McCrorey and Frank Lam
phere started Monday for Great Falls,
S. c., to look after some property the
former owns. Mrs. Lamphere, Guy
, and the younger boy, are driving
. through in their Chalmers car. Mr..
, Lamphere drove through from Mich
, igan last fall, and had all the exper.
| fence he wishes along that line.
c. ]. Vass has set his fence on the
, south line of Dunlawton, improving
' the appearance of his place and of the
|. street. He has also been clearing "
). the old Smith place on the north sids
g of the street.
r A petition having been presented to
r the council stating that certain lots
!. on South Riverview were in an un
$ sanitary condition and dangerous from
o liability of fire, committee was APP
l. pointed and reported that the condi
u tons were true. The council ordered
the marshal to notify the owners t
have the lots cleaned up Some of tn,
y lots have been cleaned up very much
e lettering the conditions and improv
ing the appearance of the lots and tina
. part of town. Let the good work G.
II on.
Mrs. F. NJ Townsley is leaving Wed
nesday morning by train for Jackson
i. vile. Mr.. Townsley will drive hi
car to Jacksonville and ship it to Cir
cinnati, and accompany Mrs. Towns
!" ley by rail to West Milton, Ohio. Mrs
Townships helath has not been goo
~ for the last year.
: A caucus for nominating schoc
:, trustees for the next two years will b
: held at the school house Friday nigh
d" the 14th inst. The election is to b
- held June 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Appenzellar lei
Tuesday for their home in Frankfor
Indiana. Their CHEEKY greetings wi
be missed and another house will b
! dark at night.
The closing exercises of the scho,
! will be held at the school house on til
=. evening of the 21st inst An int
esting program is being arranged fl
the occasion.
Our hot weather of week ago coo
)L ed off toward the last of the week, ar
en- on Saturday, and at night, copiol
his rains soaked the thirsty earth al
ID, washed the accumulated dust fro
lie. vegetation. The cloudy weather vii
tly some rain since has greatly added
of the benefits accruing by reason
he the rain.
las 1t is reported that our esteem,
or winter resident. ]. c. Henderson.
zen West Milton, Ohio, has bought a c
ice and is looking after his business
its aid, and thus has more time to