The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1908-02-08

MrS. w, a. DagSell, hr. ana MIS-. de-
Fore and Mesdames Haney and Mat
thews were picnicing on the Tomoka
Tuesday.
Daytona Beach, Fed. 5.-Mrs. Chas.
Neal, of New York, will arrive this week
for visit with her sister, Mrs A j.
Beardsley, on Mitchell avenue
Miss Louise Seaman, a teacher Of %
years experience in the public schools of
New York city is recent arrival taking
rooms at the Hermitage.
Miss Powzner, of Chicago, friend Of
Mr.. and Mrs William Reed, is located
at the home of Mrs. Emma Freeman.
Walter Clark has one of the most at
tractive properties at Daytona Beach.
Beautiful roses cover long trellis in
the perfection of beauty and blossom,
and old fashioned plnks hold prestage
among gorgeous, flowers of tropical
cline. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark also take in
terest in kitchen gardening and toma-
toes are now being picked fresh from
the vines.
Mrs. Emma Freeman has rented her
Ormond cottage, the Rahwick, to a Mr..
Voght, of Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Geo. Sterling, of Battle Creek,
Mich, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Clark for the balance of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Jamison, OF
Bing hamton, n. Y, are at the home of
Mrs. Sprague, Mrs. Jamison's mother
for short visit. The many friends OF
Mrs. Sprague will be glad to learn of
her good health.
Mrs. S. S. Raynor of New York, and
Mrs. f NJ. Meany and daughter of Mas
sachusetts, were guests at Pinehurst
last week, Mr.. Meaney and family, af-
ter short visit to Rockledge will re-
turn and make the Pinehurt their stop
ping place.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Baileo arrived from
Orlando few days ago and are located
on Seabreeze avenue. Mrs Arthur
Bailey and children of Detroit, will join
them in short time.
Rev. Dan Brummett, assistant editor
of the Epworth Herald, will fill an APP
poin tment at the Seabreeze avenue VI
z. church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and Mr.. Lewis
drove to DeLand in an automobile the
! other day in one hour and forty-five
minutes. The return trip was made ten
minutes quicker.
Miss Stella Perry, who has been the
guest of Miss Holcomb at the George
Johnson home for some time, left Thurs
| day for Wauchula, where she will visit
her father before returning to her home
at Chattanooga, Tenn.
| W. S. Williamson, of Minneapolis, was
a guest at the Seaside Inn Monday.
! Pretty Miss Dorothy Redfield was en-
tertained by some eighteen or more OF
her young friends at the Inn Friday ev-
ening. Games, conundrums and re-
Treatments gave the young people a
merry evening.
Rev. J. NJ. Prendergast, Vim. Prem,
dergast and wife, of Jefferson, Mass
are guests at The Inn.
DR. Payne, 4 prominent ClevcIander
is located at the Surf Crest.
The two households, dakota" and
Minnie Lou being built by VIM
Reed on the river fronting his property
were completed short time since, anc
are now occupied by their respective
owners and part owners, Mr. md Mrs
Edmund Pierce, of Sheldon, n. D., anC
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. \. Brown, OF Coopers
town, n. y. By courtesy OF Mrs. Brown
and Mrs. Pierce, Gazette-News repre-
sentative was permitted to inspect boil
boats, which are built after the same
model, and in every way alike Thu
rooming capacity of the boats consist O
forward cabin. after cabin, galley. oh
servation deck and upper deck. The
arrangement for comfortable living i:
comfortable in every way. The galley
IS fitted with all the modern culinary
conveniences; the ladies cabin is {
bright, attractive sitting room; The
hunks, nine on each boat, are luxuri
ously inviting and the observation decl
the best place imaginable for whiIins
the happy hours away.
Mrs. Heating and son, recent arrival.
from Fargo, y. D., are friends OF Mr.