The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-05


striction Monday of small bunga-
Low on his lot on Ridgewood avenue.
Hi HAND Park. for the occupancy of
himself and family
William vanDorn, who has been in /
the employ of Lenox Rose, of Ormond, /
this winter, has returned to Daytona /
anil will conduct his garage on Myrf
tie avenue during the summer.
'DAILY EXCURSION TO ToMoKA
RIVER ON STEAMER SOUTHLAND
CONTINUED UNTIL APRIL 10TH.
107 and 1O9
ldr. and Mrs. ]. A Coons and little |
son. who had been occupying the De
Fo rest bungalow, 536 South Palmetto |
avsnue, since some time earlier in the
sesIson. departed Tuesday for their
no ne in Lebanon, Ind
'sWANTED-to buy Willow Baby
ca riage. 10 Daytona street. loft
The News is in receipt of a post
ca ID from Earl Hamilton, the sign
painter, who has many friends in Day
nardino, California. but writes it can
not compare with Daytona.
Eugene M. Sanchez, of the Foster
& Reynolds company. was in Daytona
from Monday until Tuesday afternoon,
co ming from DeLand and leaving for
Palm Beach. Mr.. Sanchez is making
an inspection of the ASK Mr. Foster"
Offices.
FOR SALE-Best piece of ocean
front between Seaside Inn and Clar-
erdon. Horn G Wilson, Daytona
Beach, Fla. 104-tfc
The refreshing, though light, show
Ell which fell in the early hours of
Monday morning was a boon to vege-
tation and to some extent benefited
the roads which are breaking badly
OH account of the lack of moisture to
hold the mari together. j. G. Brown
reports the rainfall to have been %
in ches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Stein and
glandsol. Maxwell Stein Johnson, and
Mrs. STEMS mother, etaoin etaoinnnn
Mrs. STEMS sister, Mrs. Maragret
Lawacheck, who had been occupying
tie Fred w. Maley cottage. 524 S.
Palmetto avenue, during the season,
left Saturday for their home in Ham
b Irg, N. Y.
FOR SALEI1913 Rambler; equip
ped with electric starter and lights.
Eaigh & Wilkins, Seabreeze. 103-tfc
]. Porter Morgan, who went up to
Jacksonville Monday, was accompani
ell on his return from that city Tues
day evening by his brother and sis
ding. The former will be here for
only three or four days, but Mfrs
Redding will remain for a visit of a
week or longer.
*Leave your orders for The Florida
Times-Union with A. K Brokaw, al
Bingham & Maley Co. Delivered al
your door daily and Sunday for 15c.
1O5-107
Mrs. E. H. Booth, Mrs H. G. Hume
wells sister, who had been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunnewell during The
season at their home at Daytonf
Teach, left Tuesday on her return t.
Flainfield, N. ]. Mr. Booth and daugh
ter, Miss Louise Booth, departed las
Saturday, stopping over at Tryon, n
C., on their way north.
John Thomas, who came to Dayton
about two weeks ago from Miami an
lad been a guest at the New Gable
iotel, left Tuesday for St. Augustin
where he will spend a few days an
then continue his journey to his HON
in Pittsburg, Pa. Mr.. Thomas mad
friends in this city last winter whe
he was a guest at the La Cross Viii;
Something new in screen door
See the New Easement" at R.
Maleys. 1O1-6t
Rev Dr. W. A. Robinson, membe
Of j. n CANDLES house party at Da
iona Beach, where he has been M
CANDLES guest a number of times
past seasons. left Saturday afternoc
for Jacksonville where he was
preach in the Snider Memorial churC
Sunday morning continuing his lou