The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-03-09
SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1907.

after which the Holy Communion VIII !
be administered.
The new cement steps and cement !
walk which has been completed IN front !
of the church property adds much to its
appearance.
The j. n. Gamble Chapter of the !
Epworth League will give a benefit
for the League Friday evening at the !
parsonage. Ice cream and cake will be |
sold, and a musical and literary program
will add to the enjoyment of the ocra-
sion.
The parsonage is being wired for
electricity.
The annual election of officers OF The
Ladies' Aid Society will take place At
their regular meeting this afternoon at
the parsonage.
Rev. Kirk will take for his topic next
Sunday, Why Is the Bible Not Read?
The congregation at the VI. f. church
Sunday morning greatly enjoyed KEY.
Kinks fine discourse and Mrs. Cnshman
singing the words and music t" which
solo were her own composition.
| The Seaside Inn entertained with i
game of 500 Tuesday evening. Twelve
| tables were set. A full-piece orchestra
djscoursed sweet music. The four prizes
| offered were won by the following: MIS-,
II. F. Stewart, lady's first prize, sterling
silver orange knife; Mrs. T. y Smith,
ilady's second prize, fine handkerchief
Mr.. Horn, gentleman first prize, alb
gator cigar case; IL, \ Alnswor1h,
gentleman 5 second prize, alligator skin
coin purse.
The hotel is fun to "Vertt0Wlns; the
Seaside Inn cottages are All taken, and
if it were not for the Gaily outgoing
guests it would not be possible t" make
room for the heavy daily arrivals,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Osborn, VIII" have
ispent fourteen winters here, and have
thad the Johnson cottage on the beaci
O this winter, leave lHI tiltli hothS IL
Dana, Ind, Sunday.
O Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Cox, resula
, winter visitors, are here spending som
time on the beach.
Mrs. Mickey and her tw" charmln
daughters, who have been located 1
Daytona most Of the winter, have re
moved to the beach for the rcmainde
7 of the season.
Mrs. Charles McManus and daushte
y of knoxville, Tenn , are recent arriva
|, at the Seaside Inn Mrs, McManus h:
spent number of seasons ut the In
and feels that otherwise winter Won
20 hardly be well spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe LittletOH, VII" spel
10 last winter here, have just arrived fro
- St. Petersburg and will be in Dayton
Beach for the remainder of the seaso
- DR.. McCorkle and vile, who la
spent the winter at ST. Petersburg, a
- here for few weeks, located at q
, Bishop cottage.
lie Mrs. Charles Bomen and little girl al
mother, Mrs. Flack, after stay Of "
ny months, have gone to Sanford.
EN- Mr.. and Mrs. Wolford and little daug
re ter, If Lansing, Mich, have arrlv
a from Miami, where they have be
spending the winter, and are located
ar- one Of the Hubbtl cottages. Mr.. 4
asst Mrs Wolford spent last winter in -
rs breeze.
ter The following guests are included
the recent arrivals at the White Hou
art Mrs. ". 4. Merritt and Miss Lizzie NJ
ON ritt, North Situate. Mass: Edward
T. Delano, Taunton, Mass; Is. |. Dougl
rd. Cors icana, Texas;Mr 4. +, McLenae
tn. and son, Milwaukee Wis: T. Stone a
ne, wife, Providence, K. l.; W. " Rar'
and wife, Fargo, \. ID,
s.. Mrs. Brown and wife. VIII" have /
re, rooms at the Branch house lcft yrs1
Of day on the northbOund train
Mr.. and Mrs Turner. Of Avery, Oh
ITO. are spending some time on the bca
ar Mr.. Turner, who is u good fiSherm
has Just returned from i trip to Mia
,.,, where he has had some fine sport
cot Rev. Meese. Of Mansfield, Ohio,
for has been in the city for several we'
left for the north several days >iI
rom General Orr, OF Piqua, OHIO, Who
lew. been 4 visitor here. left for Miami a
Da. days since.
With Speaking Of the general health OF
stu peninsula, DR., Eseh says it was NJ
better, and that there is absolutely
truth in the reports that We hear {
and anon are being circulated by
erly rior towns AS to the many cases of
be phoid fever in this section. He
time that the one case of typhoid he has