The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-22

Mr.. a. m. 49, n 80
Kansas, ~ l0cnAoa q - n
vens apaEtmonts a Uoy4onn G1x1Sk,
Mr.. and Mro. Braek aFo rooont nG1o0s
als In DAytonA.
big sale now gclng e. q Wal1neGan,
to reduce stock. Come n ana - eoel
yourself. III
C. 8. Bennett. Of New Smyrna. NJ
tied his parents, Capt. and Mr.. 8.
Bennett, and other memhers OF The
family at the Tourist hotel between
trains Sunday. coming mp to Daytona
in the morning and returning to New
Smyrna In the>afteFnoon.
Paul Randall arrived Saturday ev-
ening from Benton Harbor, Mich.
Friends here will regret that Mr..
Randalrs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. C.
Randall, who own q winter home on
Arlington avenue, Bungalow park. will
not come south this winter.
Mrs. Margaret Barnes, of Jackson
vile. has purchased through ]. c.
Butler the Frank Timerman residence
property. an eight room bungalow on
Arlington avenue, Bungalow park
Mrs. Barnes. who il . daughter Of Nrs.
J. w. Reilly of this city. buys the
place as an investment.
kodak finishing. Glenraygene Photo
company, The Studio Deluxe" 7sh
Third avenue. 40
Charles n. Gregory, of Brooklyn, N.
Y, who pleasantly surprised his
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. George Mead,
on his way to Cuba ON q combined
business and pleasure trip. visited
them again from Saturday until Sun
day on his way north.
DR.. r. T. Bishop. NJ. L. O'Brien and
Banta Hilyard returned Sunday from
Merritts' Island where they had been
on duck hunting expedition and were
very successful although about 60
ducks which they intended bringing
home with them were stolen from
them Saturday night. Banta did some
good shooting, bagging 40 ducks.
Daniel S. Mauck, of Daytona Beach,
who had been suffering with a Sc
we're attack of neuritis and entered
DR.. Klock's hospital in this city for
treatment the fOrepart of last week.
was sufficiently improved to be able
to leave the hospital Sunday, joining
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.
Mauck, at their home, 43 Cypress
street. this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Hand. parents
of Mrs. A. Milligan, arrived Sunday
from Remington, Ind. to spend the
season with Mr.. and Mrs. Milligan and
son, Burton, at their home on South
RidgewOOd avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hand have visited here a number of
| times in the past and have made
| many friends who will be pleased to
again see them here for the season.
**MOunting, charging, copying, pic
ture-framing and flashlight work Glen
raygene Photo company, THE Studio
Deluxe" 1912 Third avenue. 4C
W. l.. Suffer. of Beaver Falls, Pa
| vi i0,, Ia frso n.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Forlow, of Mil
lersburg, Ohio, who are located at los
VOlusia avenue, adjoining the Elks
home. Mr.. Suffer is already greatly
enthused over the beauty and varied
first visit, and Mr.. Forlow is enjoying
the hunting and fishing
State Shell-fsh Commissioner T. r
Hodges, who came to DaytOna Friday
from Fernandina, left Saturday fol
Tallahassee, but plans to return her,
in about ten days time and make al
inspection trip down the east coast a.
far as Miami on board the Seafoan
which is now at McDonald's boat yart
for thorough overhauling. prepare
tory to making the cruise.
Thomas l. Mcintosh. Jr. who ha.
been in charge of the Porter-Mallart
company business in this. city. recent
ly purchased by F. II. Armstrong. viii
in future travel for the Porter Mallar.
company of Jacksonville, having beel
assigned the territory formerly cover
ed by Mr.. Armstrong; Mr.. Mcintosh
and family have been occupying tn
! J. H. Meagley bungalow, AIS Soutl
Palmetto avenue.
*FOr rent: Bungalow now occupies
by Thos l. Mcintosh, AIS South Pa
mettO avenue. Apply j. ii. Meagle
404 South Palmetto avenue