The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-15

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II. L. Rood, editor and manager of
: the New Smyrna News, was a Daytona :
9s visitor between trains Monday after :
noon. :
roe. MI ana Mrs. nj. M. johnson. of <
Cecar street were week end gues,s IF :
ec- Miss Marguerite ;:catan at I..nna1; (
ont making the trip to and from that town
on in their car.
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WANTED cook at once Emerick,s
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Lunch Room, 300 volusia avenue :
a. n. lmbush returned Monday from :
inc milwaukee, Wis. where he had been :
les called by business some time ago. and $
ra, reJoined Mrs. Imbush and their little
ag- ooA' a. H. lihDush Jr, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles II Aborn and
daughter, Miss Ruth Aborn, of Filing
- ton, Conn, former winter residents.
who had been in Daytona for a week
. or longer, left Monday for ST. Peters
burg.
Unusually fine CYCLAMEN plants.
lily due -
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our MT and Mrs. Joseph A Reising, of
the Aurora H., are guests for a few days
cot OF theoir friends, Mr.. and Mrs E. F. :
chit Schoeberlein, having stopped over in ,
orlx this city Monday on their way to :
rod points further south <
Mrs E. w. Evans and Mrs D. C. Eb-
- erhart, of Volusia, were Daytona vls
-" ltors between trains Monday after :
on noon. Mrs. Ebe hart being accompa
'on MED by her mother and daughter Mrs
'eu' Elizabeth Fertich and little Miss Vino
eA- ma Eberhart
j. +. Ward, of Jacksonville, travelling
freight and passenger agent for the
oms Merchants & Miners Transportation
cot company, was Day-ona visitor Mon
'nc- day and pleasant caller at the News
lar office Mr.. Ward was in the city on
ack- business for his company.
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lal; M. Miller and his sisters, the Misses
md Elizabeth and Harriet NJ Miller ar ,
-7tn rived from Columbus, Ohio, to spend
- the remainder of the season at their
- winter home North Ridgewood ave-
- nue.. They have many friends here
. - who have been looking forward for
- some time to their arrival and will be
greatly pleased to see them.
1883 *Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Worthen, Bos-
IL ton, Mass, are very pleasantly stu
acn. ated at the LittleJersey, 81 3rd ave-
h1lc nue. and would be pleased to have
tic their friends call. Mr.. Worthen is
, all salesman for j. W. Wilbur of Wilbur
on bB-the-Sea Office, 234 S. Beach street
in
to Rev. w. G. Fletcher came to Day
2-tfc ItCna Saturday to spend the week end
- with Mrs. Fletcher and their little
20 daughter, Isabel, leaving Monday on
lis return to Tampa. Mrs Fletcher
w. and Isabel will be here for probably
two weeks longer with Mrs. Fletchers
~ parents Mr. and Mrs H. S. Miller, at
ard their home on Cypress street.
side
$3.50 k*ELECTRIC PLANT FOR SALE
son. westinghouse engine and dynamo;
4-tfc will carry 200 lights; plant fully
-. equipped G. Walbaum, Ormond
ol Raacb 57-tf |
5 of
near There was very interesting bowl
TICK ing math at the Arcade alleys last |
2tfc evening between two teams of the |
Daytona Public Service Co, which |
created a great deal of pleasure to the
Uni large crowd of visitors who were pres
nave ent The teams from the Gas House
this was. Messrs F. d. Mcdonald, z. r.
Site Campbell, G. Hist and j. Golden, who
we're opposed by Messrs. w Sweat, M.
Howard. r. w Messman and W. M
= J.emerick of the Electric Light Plant |
girl THO bonors were almost even, the Gas
pfpr- There will be |