The gazette-news., 1902-12-27

Is 10 the city visiting his son and daugh
ters.
5. Mills had the misfortune to lose on,
of his large roam draught horses
this week.
Several coaches Were filed Monday
with help heading for the Breakers. "
West Palm Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. McGriff left We'd.
nesday for a Christmas visit To Palm
Beach and Miami.
Miss Ruby Spangler came down from
Jacksonville Monday and will ioin her
father at the Surf Crest.
I. Grotian Ronald, of Lotus. was in
the city enjoying the boat races aud
! other Christmas festivities.
DIR. Marcuscures all defects of vision
headache, sore eyes, weak eyes and
granulated lids, Beach street.
Mr.. Bond, who has spent some time
with DIR. Rose. on Bay street, has ~
turned to his home at Atlantic CITY.
Mrs. Emma HungerfOrd. who is with
Mrs. Douglass, the miIIiner, left today
for Chicago, being called there OH busi-
ness.
The Princess Issina exchanged herAar-
nacles for copper paint, and left Peti-
pliers ways Wednesday Il Orning for Ho-
tel Ormond.
j. B. Moore and some friends have ne
turned from their favOrite down river re-
treat, Castle Windy, having had good
sport with rod and gun.
Quite n number of people from New
Smyrna, Ponce Park, Ormond. Holh
Hill, Port Orange and other nearby
places did Christmas trading at Daytona
stores.
Adoiph NJ. Jaehde has put about
twenty-five pianos in order in tive
weeks. He hopes To dispose of his Day
tOna patrons by the last of the coming
week and move on.
Mr.. ThOs. II. Keating is continually
projecting and carrying out schemes for
the better entertainment of fr,qucntrrs
to the Daytona Beach. He will add tu
his other attractions bowling alley.
t-S Fresh bread every morning at tn,
Gramling Bakery. Its the kind
mother used To make
The many friends of q. W. Blymycr. of
Mansfield, O., COmmondOre of the Hall
lax River Yacht Club, are glad to see his
genial lace i'm DaytOna again. His pres
ence renews interest i'm the club duings.
pR~The DaytOna Novelty Works wood
yard is now supplied with dry pine and
oak and quote these prices:
Pine, 12-inch-$1.75; 16-inch-$2OO.
Oak, 12-inch-S2 90: 16-inch-S2. 30.
Cali up phone 40. They will deliver it.
e No. 1" has been directing hi>
talents and energy in the direction of
carving grOteSque faces on cocOanut
hulls for some time past. Hehas worked
most industriously and has been gen
erously rewarded.
pTThose who draw consolation from
choice cigars can find exactly what
they want at the North Beach street
grorery of Howard & Morrison.
A. F. Perkins and Henry ZOler passed
the Gazette-News Ofire Christmas after
noon with two fine strings Of whiting
and blue fish, caught at Keatings Pier.
They said good number of large sea
lass were caught from the pier that
afternoon.
py-Sizzling hot crackers, cookies and
confections, crisp from the bread works.
cheap for cash at the grocery of Howard
4 Morrison, North Beach street.
f. =. POrcher and family arrived in
tho city early Wednesday morning, hav-
ing come up in Mr.. POrcher's private
launch. They will remain some time
with u. A. Dlodgett and family and be
present at Mrs Blodgett's reception on
the night of January LIST.
The Gramling Bakery have n line
of home made candies, nuts and fruits.
The mayor and marshal, incOniunction
with the property holders, are giving
their attention to the sidewalks on Pal
metto beween Orange and Live Oakaves.
The vast showing of improvements here
ought to stimulate Others to fix up and
keep Daytona for all time to come just
what she is now, the prettiest city in
the state.
Ancient cigars, fresh nuts and
rrackers at Howard & MorrisOn's.
The following notice to non-rsldents
is being conspicuOusly posted: "All non
residents of this state before hunting
or any wild deer, turkey or quail in
his county, must apply to the county
Jerk at DeLand for a hunting permit,
Is prescribed by the laws of Florida,
,ct of 1899, etc. c. NJ. Kurtz, game
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