The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-01-10


Palmetto.
- a 49,
9-BostOn Baked Beans at the Gram
ling Bakery
Edw. Crawford, wife and daughter, of
Grand Rapids, are on the peninsula for
for the season
r. w. Winfield and wife, Of Fon du-
Lac, Wis, arrived last week and took
up their residence at their peninsula
cottage.
"a The Granting Bakery will put up
lunches for fishing parties on very short |
! notice.
Ward McLanal,an, who has been
spending the holidays with his parents
| in Scabreen, returned north Sunday. !
H. il member Of the 1905 class Yale.
AD-Try our Royal Smoke ) cent cigar
made in Daytona, Fla
W. L. LINDSEY 4 Co.
MIR and Mrs. John Uecke, of Seymour.
Wis, are agnin in Daytona and pleas
antly located for the winter at the j NJ
Carson residence Ridgewood avenue
Regular meals are now served at
th. Mills Quick Lunch rooms Break
fast, 25c; dinner, 35c; supper, 25c. Quick
lunches between meals.
II II. Raymond, formerly editor OF the
| Dawson Times, North Dakota, il mt
| Ormond with his wife, on their annual
pilgrimage to Florida. They always
edo" the East Coast by house. boat
tE'Crockery. china and glassware Mt
Barnes
Rev W. L. Myrrs left Wednesday for
the seat of the Florida Annual Conference
which convenes this year ut Quincy. On
Monday next the Bishop will read ont
the new appointments al the Southern
Methodist preachers for another year
! For Sale-Two best lots on Ridge
wood mt 80 per frontfoot by d. p. Mer
rll 21-it
One sees something new in Florida
every now and then Wednesday the
reporter saw darkey riding an
elegant chainless bicycle leisnrely
down Rdgewood avenue. smoking II
cigar as compIacentIy ~ il he were n
millionaire tourist, and leading by n
long rope n big spotted COW.
bp"It's about time to think 81 having
your house fixed up. kost 4 Gwinnci
are artists in painting and paper hang
ng-bettcr consult them.
A reporter happening by the bowling
alley recently saw Cot 7. Ewing Miller
and -on I'm engaged In spirited game
but the Colonies face heing wrrath"d in
much the wider smiles he'd the reporter
To look mt the score hoard which told
the tale. 1t read something like this:
T. f. NJ, 7G; l. NJ, -.
r1Y-Cali nj Barnes for frat class sta
tionery.
james NJ Osborn, the Quick Print
shop Inan, has changed his ha-e Of
to the store room ON South Beach street
formerly occupied by the grocery firm of
Peek 4 Foster THIS gives him morr
elbow room and enables the Gazrtte-
News To spread out mop, it's growing
business demanding more floor space
pB Artists supplies Mt Barnes.
There will he preaching in the Seminole
Block every Sunday, morning and even
ing. from now ON by tine Rev. DR.. Orr,
of Indiana, and Rev. Mr.. Flower, OF New
> York Mr. Orr will preach at the morn
, ing service. This denomination Christ
inu) expect to begin soon the building OF
they can build church. They have II
lot on Palmetto avenue, near Orange.
b1B- For novelties in leather goods keep
your eye on Wallace the Curio man.
New invoices being received.
The Gazette News was the recipient
Monday OF basket OF the finest oranges
we have sampled for several moons
They were grown by the Rev James
stanton. oi Ormond and consisted of
, s,rdlcss navnls, Kings. tangarincs, man
darins. etc. Such treatment make
? LITTLE oaS.- in the desert wastes 81 an
, editors existence and enable h To
, throw dull cares to the winds Al life
becomes worth the living.
va. The Gramling Bakery have line
Of home made candies. nuts and fruits.
j This is fragment of n conversation
: overheard at n recent reception: Farson
= Mrs. Blank, what il the composition
r Of the coloring used in that punch
= Mrs bourbon whskey.' Pnr-
7 soil-"Surely not; I've bs~n drinking it. -
We'll, my husband ought to know and
D he says it's pure old Bourbon. The
! parson saved himself by not asking any