The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-01-17
GoodaH Hd tainos.
Personal and Pointed.

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mr.. Philips ewslsy stoss O 60
breeze ayenue nsax ~ saa a tlDcbstrol
bridge is nearly eomplstsd.
On the lot recently sold b. d D. lafs
on Seabreen avenus int sast q - y.
E. church there ID to Be hoaBs ssseoDd
in the near future.
c. A Cullen and wife, of Rushvills, Ind,
VITA II, j. Brownenburg, wiis and soa.
of Anderson, Ind. Pre- . pleasant p0tV
stopping at the Seaside.
IN Artists supplies at Barnes
Mrs Spangier and daughter left for
DeLand on Wednesday. Mrs Written
and Mrs. Austin will be in charge Of tn
Surf Crest in her absence.
-. Boston Baked Beans at the Gram
ling Bakery.
e. H. Ward, OF West Liberty, Iowa,
caught an Sh foot shark OF the Heating
Pier Thursday. This is one of the
largest ever landed in this vicinity.
H-Nice. fat, fresh oysters kept by L.
Sewell. in Steam Laundry building.
Phone laundry and leave order.
Jackson Mccullough is grading his lot
on the corner of Seabreeze avenue and
Valley street which he recently purchased
OF Chas. Smith. He expects to build
soon.
@-Go to Geo. II. Clark's for souvenir
tablets and postal cards.
There are being some fine sea bass
caught now days Oh Keating's Pier.
Thos Heating informed the writer
THAT his son caught 25-pound bass
Wednesday evening.
bHSouvenir spoons. all sizes ut Clark's
iewelry store.
By the way lots and other property
have chang I'd hands of late here on the
peninsula, there will be numerous and
varied attractions to be noted in the
near future.
Street an album for mounting kodak
pictures. Geo. H. Clark has a fine line
Ira Nixon and wife and Mr.. and Mrs.
| - f'nvf biol MI nj
day on the Cherokee" Thursday count
ing alligators and admiring our famous
Tomoka River scenery.
p<e~Moore Bros. bought too many
blankets and bed quilts and are Offering
special bargains in that line.
The Progressive Euchre Club met on
Tuesday ut the Beach House. There
were six tables Miss NJ A. White, OF
New York, and Miss Jessie Johnston, of
Grand Rapids, We're the successful prize
winners.
nay"Dont forget Moore Bros closing
sale Of clothing.
Lettie Johnson's fine cottage opposite
the White House on the corrjF OF Grand
Wow and Seabreeze avenue il nearly
completed and will I've occupied by Mr..
Johnson and family by the first OF Feb
ruarr.
~ Shoes at half-pric ut Moore Bros
The new building OF Mr.. kittridge's
near kpating's Casino is nearing com
pletion. The lower story will be occu-
pied a. restaurant which will be opened
Feb. lSt. The upper story will be iurn-
ished rooms to rent
ks+ liuyler- chocolates and bon-bons
always fresh ut Clark's jewelry store
The White House il now open 10 re-
| oeive guests Among the patrons are
Mr. and Mrs e. r. Wilmington. Pent-
water Mich; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. Vree-
land East Orange, \. j.; Miss Anna l..
Seaburg, Wyoming, \. J.
pI't all at Barnes for first class sta
! tionery.
j. \ liuntsberger and wife and Mrs
G. ". Munson are u delightful Toledo,
Ohio, party visiting the beach Mrs
Munson WAS a guest OF the Seaside Inn
before it burned. Mrs Munson finds
great changes for the better.
ps,,' 1t \ about time 20 think Of having
your house fixed up. kost 4 Gwinner
are artists in painting and paper-hang-
| ng-better consult them.
VIM. Wakefield and wife, Mabel Wake
field, Dora Duggins, of Dunlap, H., Mrs.
T. Dickinson, of Peoria, H., and Miss
Wilkinson, Lincoln. H., were new arri-
walls Wednesday. They have one of the
Stewart cottages near the casino.