The gazette-news., 1902-09-27

Ihe city schools willOpen Monday.
The days and nights are about equa
length.
bA-Go to Cark's for school books an
supplies.
Mrs. NJ. J. Granting was a visitor t,
Palatka Tuesday.
Mrs. Adam Schantz and daughter ar
rived Tuesday from Dayton, Ohio.
B"Delicious home made candy at TIN
Granting Bakery. Better try some of it
Rev. ]. T. Graham departed Monday
for Louisville, where he will attend col
lege.
ID. F. Morrison visited with his family
at Barberville last week, returning Satur
day.
Rev. CA. FulwOOd held quarterly con
ference at the NJ f. Church, South, last
Sunday
George Brown killed two large bear
Monday afternoon in the hammock back
of the city
A-HOu can get hot coffee and lunches
of various kinds at all hours ut Mills
Quick Lunch
A number of crates of pineapplcs have
been shipped from the pinery of DIR. j. =.
Esch this week.
Fred Bratt came down from Jackson
vile and visited with his folks n couple
of days last week.
b. Shoemaker drove over from DeLand
Saturday evening and remained over
Sunday with his family.
DIR. Hanna and family, who have been
spending several weeks on the beach. left
Tuesday for their home at Umatilla.
Prof. C. f. Richards give the graduating
class of the high school farewell rcpp-
ton at the Sunnyside, yesterday after
noon.
W. II. Wharficld will arrive from Spring
field, Mass, next week, and rs usual, will
take up his winter quarters at J. b.
Hinsky's.
Allen Trowell left Wednesday for Fort
Pierce, where he has accepted position
as clerk i'm n general store. Mrs. Trowel
him.
The Misses Elizabeth Silvprnail. Violet
MacCoy and Minnie Rugpr will leave
shortly for DeLand where they will attend
Stetson University.
A. W. Guild went to Jacksonville
to meet his family, who
North several weeks after his
departure for DaytOna.
l.. Il. Knox, of Bulow, is improving
his health at the Mt Pleasant House
White Mountains. He expects to return
to Florida by the middle of October.
NJ. NJ. Goodwin was kicked in the thir-
Icenth rib 10y ahorsc Friday afternoon
Of last week. He was patched mp by the |
loctnr and is now able to bc around
Mrs. n. j. Pacctti, of Ponce Park.
visited with her sister, Mrs Mary Troy. |
several days this week Her grand
laughter, Miss Nrttir Parctti, accom-
panied her
Horace Prior, prominent and infu-
initial citizen of Lake Como. was in
)aytona Sunday and Monday. He OK
vets to shortly open an up-to-date meat
market in the city.
Mrs Hinry and daughter, of West Palm
}each, are stopping at the Troy House.
The ladies have heard so much of the
'eauties of DaytOna that they decided
q come up and look the city over.
a very pleasant social was held by the
Endcavor society at Miss
lark = rooms Monday evening Music
nd recitations took up the greater part
+ the evening, at the close of which re-
rpshmentS were served
All those who registered to vote at
he recent primary elections should
ear i'm mind that they will not he emit
led to vote at the approaching general
lection unless they register again The
ngistration books for the Daytona
recinct arp open Mondays and Saturdays
t the City Hall until October l 18th.
This is for the hunters and Others.
he open season for deer begins on
ctober LIST and ends on February LIST.
q person is allowed to kill more than ,
a season. The open season for duck
ngins October LIST and lends on April LIST
he open season for wild turkeys and
nails begins on November 1st and ends
n March LIST
The Japanese persimmon is now i'm
arket. and forms delicious dish
favOrite way of preparing it is to slice
and add little lemon juice which gives
piqancy and supplies the acid which
lacks. 1t IL growing in favor and is
silly cultivated. 1t is destined To be a
APPLE fruit i'm this section as it is good
eper and can be marketed to distant
aces without loss