The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1908-02-08
Seabreeze and Daytona Beach.
MRS. II. A. BERNARD, Editor.

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Seabreeze, Feb. 5-W. B. Hatch. OF
Ypsilanti, Mich, closed the deal Mon
day which transfers to him the Trum-
bower place on the river front, property
of Geo: L-Farrell. S. E. Gilmore, real
estate agent, transacted the business.
Work Of improving the property will
begin Immediately. An artesian we'll
will be put down this week, and in the
shortest time possible the house will !, be
in the'state of perfect repair, and Mr..
and Mrs. Hatch will return from De-
Land to spend the balance OF the season
in their new home.
The J. c.. Butler Co. have had a busy
week transferring real estate. Some
twelve or fourteen lots included in the
Sonntag Investment claim have changed
hands within the past few days. The
Sonntag Investment Company has sold
to other parties some twenty-six other
lots within the past six weeks.
The City Fathers held a long and
streuous Session Monday night, at the
regular monthly meeting. Present e..
F. Burgman, S. E. Gilmore and J. B..
Bunch. Bills to the amount Of S623.95
were presented and ordered paid. Pc
tition to have. Wild Olive avenue opened
and shelled was read, accepted and re-
ferred to street committee. The Pc
tition to improve Ocean street was re-
ferred to street committee to advertise
for bids. The clerk was authorized to
write to County Commissioners in rela-
ton to MeClanahan assessment. c. A.
Ballough was granted permission to
grade Glenview avenue between Valley
street and river, also to cut canal at end
of street. Ordinance No. 80 passed
third reading. Report of clerk was &C
cepted and placed On file. Motion was
carried that the clerk notify property
owners on Grandview avenue who have
not paid, that if assessment was not set
tied before February 10, action would
be taken to collect same. Motion was
carried that the collector collect S1400
Of s. c. McClanahan. Motion carried
that marshal be instructed to arrest
anyone found removing fences ON
Grandview avenue.
The Ladies' Circle will hold their
bazaar at the Wnman's opera house.
They have busted themselves all sum
mer with work and plans to insure its
success, and it is sure to be one of the
most attractive and popular in the his
tory of the circle. There will be three
booths and a refreshment table, which
will be in charge of the following named
ladies; Mesdarnes Bianchi, Case, Ran
dali, auckland and Rivenburg. Mrs.
I. +. Williams, president of the Circle,
will direct general refreshment table
c. F. Burgman returned Saturday af-
ternoon from an extended tour through
the State as far as hey West in the in
terest of l. o. R. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Classen, child and maid
OF New York; Mrs. R. A. Burget, Miss
Maria Hatch and Mr.. and Mrs. W. R.
Cracked, of Vincennes, Ind, have ar
rived within the past few days at the
Princess Issena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Laughlin arrived
from Evansville, Ind, Tuesday after,
noon and are guests at The Clarendon
Mr.. Tunis and family arrived from
Chamberlainburg, Pa and are occupy
ing one of the Erregger Ocean boule.
ward cottages.
The Seabreeze team in a snappy game
on the home grounds Saturday after
noon won out, the score standing to
in their favor. The Ormond team were
rather easily elated over two victories
"He laughs best who laughs last"
Mrs. j. S. Bronson, nee Miss Lot
Bianchi,,. arrived Saturday afternoon
from st. Louis on visit of a month OF
six weeks with her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. John Rianchi, on Valley street, anc
is being cordially welcomed by her MI
merous friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, -Creamer and two sons
Frank and Byron, arrived from Cleve
land Sunday and arr guests of The Col
onnades
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Cane and Mis-:
Pippey, who have been touring as IA
south as Miami, are again at The Clar
endon, where they will spend the re
mainder of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Banks and httl.
son arrived from Alabama last week ano
are guests at Dixie Lodge.
Messrs. Julius Young and Peter Riv