The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-11

son. Saturday f4th. t11-1f3
The Misses Russell. of lion, n Y.
and Mrs. S. T. Russell and daughter,
/ of Boston. Mass. guests at the Nor
gan hotel left Tuesday for their north
ern homes
bungalow Aprons and House
Dresses. Full line just received at
The cHAS. E. GARDINER COM
4 PANY. t1t-2tc
@*FOR SALE: 1917 Jeffery. run less
I than seventeen hundred miles; in per
! feet condition. at q bargain B. H.
I SMITH, 211 Cedar street
Mr.. and Mrs. O. f. Bacon. who had
/ been spending the season here. ac-
cording TO their custom. at their win
ter home. SIS South Ridgewood ave
nue.. departed Tuesday for their north.
ern home in Hyannis Mass.
Mr., and Mrs W F. Scramlin. win
| ter residents of Cypress street with
many friends in Daytona and vicinity
closed their winter home Tuesday
and departed in the afternoon for
their northern home in Climax, Mich.
"Dr. j. E Rawlings. who has offered
his services to the United States as
army surgeon, requests that his pa.
tients assist him in closing up his
business by settling accounts before
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Postmaster William Jackson. who
has been on the sick list for several
weeks and was seriously ill last week,
is reported to be much better and
at the same rate Of improvement it
is thought will soon be able to be up
and around
Mr.. and Mrs ]. B Moore are en-
joying a few days outing at their
camp, Castle Windy on the peninsula
opposite Oak Hill. having gone TO
that place Tuesday on their boat, the
Duchess. They plan to return to-
morrow.
Mrs. c. NJ. Dow. of jamestown, n.
Y, is looking after the closing for the
summer of her Ridgewood avenue resi-
dence which was coupled during the
season by Mr.. and Mrs. John Porter.
OF Hartford, Conn. who have returned
north. Mrs. Dow plans to leave some
time next week for her northern home.
DR.. and Mrs. Leroy A. Smith. win
ter visitors for a number of years and
With many friends in Daytona and vi
cinty, left Tuesday for their home in
Higganum, Conn. DR. and Mrs. Smith
were located during the season. as for
several years past. with Mr. and Mrs.
i nj Carson
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ d. Ecker. who had
been here through the season as for
a number Of years past, left Tuesday
Tor their home in 0neonta. n Y. Mr..
and Mrs. Ecker recently sold their
winter home on South Palmetto ave
nue. and do not plan to come to Day
iona next winter. but their many
friends here hope they will reconsider
| their decision and spend the winter
here as usual
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hell. who had
during the winter been located with
Mrs. NJ. A. Rodgers at the corner
of Orange and Palmetto avenues. re
moved Tuesday to the west half of
}. ID. Macks double bungalow 115
Live Oak avenue. recently vacated
by Walter r. Greene and family. Mr.
He'll is employed in the repair de
partment of the Rowe Jewelry store
J. j. Wegman of Elmira, n. Y. who
had been in Daytona for some time.
having come here to take charge of
Cattaneo's grill during the absence
Of the proprietor. left Tuesday for New
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Daytona again next season and will
probably again be associated with Mr.
Cattaneo in the grill, which has proved
very popular this season.
Or. and Mrs ". 4. Prouty and
niece, Miss Florence, who were mem
bers of a pleasant party occupying
the Garrison house on Orange avenue
for awhile during the latter part OF
the season, left last week on their
return to Burlington. Vt DR. Proutv
being called home by professional
business, which prevented their stay
ing as long as they had planned. The
party were personal friends OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Cook of this city.
VIM. J. Benners and Edward Dreer
of Philadelphia. Pa, who were Day
tona visitors Tor a week or longer. left
last week for other points in the state
before returning north While here
they enjoyed a number of pleasant au-
tomobile trips with DR. F. II. Houghton
and other friends Mr.. Benners was
making his first visit to Daytona but
Mr. Dreer has visited here several
times in the past, though not for sew
eral years.
HARRY c. BLACK, T. p a OF
PENNSYLVANIA LINES. HERE
Harry c. Black. travelling Dasspn-
cor agant for liz Lor. 49, -