The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-01-10
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DIR. and Mrs. vanyalzah leave today
for Ocala
The Misses Xix and Hobbs left Tuesday
for Rollins College.
kB-Call phone 20 for stove wood
Daytonu Novelty Works.
Sixty people came in Thursday, the
most that came in any one day this
week.
Two almomdeyed Celestials were in
town looking up place to open laun-
dry this week
j. ". Sampieton, Of Alterbern, Ind,
has engaged rooms in the Waldron
house and takes his meals at the Oaks
Members of the III. r. Y. c. will bear in
mind that the annual election of officers
takes place on Wednesday evening next.
The launch races which were to have
taken place Thursday were postponed
on account OF the cutting wind and high
seas.
Speaking of traffic, travel aud business
Il. II. Matthews says he has entertained
far more commercial travellers this sea
son than he did last
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee, now the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown, have en-
gagged rooms in the Waldron house for
the remainder OF the season.
+. ". Wallace, wife and child are on
visit To j. l.. Wallace, the curio man.
and go on in n day or 40 To Rockledge,
where he opens n curio store
The college boys and girls and their
visiting friends certainly enjoyed theiE
holiday vacation here. There was some
thing going every day and night.
Messrs. Edw White and J. n. Barrett
caught about 200 blue fish few morn
ings ago. This fish in becoming more
plentiful in our waters every year
DR.. Taylor, the dentist in the Peek
block, was badly face burned Wednesday
and suffered the loss OF his eyebrows,
~ the result of an explosion of on oil
heater.
Clinton y. Brands, assistant manager
of the Southern Printers Supply Co,
Washington, Wns in the city yesterday
and took an order from the Gazet te- News
for more new type and machinery
~ We have just received another
shipment of chldrens and misses REFERS
and Jack, Is. We bought these garments
at an exceptionally low prirr and will
give our customcrs the advantage Of it
They are absolutely bargains.
J. l. HENDRICKS.
Mr. and Mrs. r. l. Wall and their
bright littlr children leave today for
Havana. Cuba. where they will remain
through the winter months. Their
many pnytona friends are sorry to give
them up, and hope for their return in
the spring.
eas Cali phone 30 for stove wood.
paytnna Novelty Works
\ newspaper isn't the only institution
which hns calls for goods it hasn't in
stock. Thursday woman called at the
Merchants Bank and wanted a big bill
broke up into bills of 81 e and 81 and
another woman wanted couple of $2l
bills.
eay"Call phone 30 for stove wood
| Daytona Novelty Works.
deep cold, augmented 10y one OF
Jobs comlortcrs, came near knocking
out Mr.. keeler, the city editor of the
/ journal. last week. The boil is said to
be- worth n ' but the intrinsic value OF
| the cold has never been fixed We are
not negotiating for the purchase ofeither.
7es0We sell blankets ut a. low prices as
they can he had anywhere and the values
ar" also ~ good. We have just received
a new lot in both cotton and wool
: \ HENDRICKS.
! The schooner Cruiser. Capt S.earns,
New smyrna, started south with a
party of four women and two men on
! Wednesday but the wind WAS trpacherous
and full Of stiff flaws and the Captain
and his crew fetched up on the middle
ground opposite the Palmetto hotel and
are there yet
/ rhrcr hanuSom. rcd iawn seats Mt
$500 each at the Daytona Novelty
I Works.
/ The Joe Hooker Post, q. \. r.. gave
! their annual camp-fr. last night TO
! their friends the enemy and abont 30
/ sat down To hot coffee. bareback and
Other like army rntions and swnppcd
anecdotes and rcounted exploits of the
! days when they did a-plenty for each
other g. II Matthews furnished thu
refreshments,
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