The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1908-12-05
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W. F. Holmes made business
trip to Titusville Wednesday.
Rhode Island Red eggs for hatch
ing, $50 for II at Bottling Works.
Messrs. Foote, Adler and Clemens
were at the Inlet Tuesday doing Il
little angling turn.
F. C. Boyleston, passenger agent
of the Atlantic Coast Line Railway,
was in the city Wednesday.
For RENT-Furnished cottage
" DIR. p. K. Bennett. If
W II. Wright has force of
twelve men engaged IN painting the
j. n. Gamble house, Daytona Beach
An automobile was received at
the railroad depot here Tuesday
morning for II. IL. Barnes, of Port
Orange.
John Saba opened his Oriental
bazaar Tuesday, in the palmetto
building on Magnolia avenue, west
of the postoffice.
Prof. F. (. Sheppard was a mem
her of pleasant party aboard the
launch Eleanor on a trip to the in
let Wednesday.
Father J, F. O'Boyle left Tues
day afternoon for points on the In
dian river expecting to return
within a few days.
SFoR RENT-Furnished cottage on
Ridgewood, reasonable rent by year.
Enquire Mrs. Brewer, southeast
corner Loomis and Palmetto.
T. c, Thompson of Chicago, ar
rived Monday. Mr. Thompson is a
personal friend of Capt Geo. A.
Rowe, well known here.
Train No. 80 carried two extra
sleepers from jacksonville down to
Knights Key Tuesday to accommo-
date the heavy travel Of tourists.
a ". l. Diggett has returned from
his suIamer vacation spent in Eng
land and resumed his position as
book keeper in the Merchants Bank.
e. H. IIelme and sister, Miss y
W. Helme, of Oswego, H., returned
to Daytona Saturday to spend the
winter as usual in their cottage on
North Beach Street.
Mrs W. NJ. Moores mother, Mrs
Cook, of Baltimore, arrived recently
from st. LOUIS and will spend the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, on
Ridgewood avenue.
An ordinary house cat belonging
to A. X. Brokaw, of Falrview ave
me, few days since, attacked and
killed four-foot-long chicken snake
by severing its spinal cord
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Rodgers, Mrs.
f. NJ. Davidson and Mrs. Brewer
and children left Wednesday morn
ing, aboard Mr.. Rodgers launch.
for a several days trip down the
river.
Miss Elizabeth Weinrich of Mas
salon, Ohio, and Miss AlIiene Ed
wards Of Atlanta, Ga, are recent ar
rivals in the city. They viii assist
Mrs. S. NJ. Ryan as trimmers in her
millinery business.
The annual memorial services of
the Order of the Eastern Star were
held in Masonic Hall Sunday after
noon at 80 o'clock. by Live Oak
Chapter No l, o f. S, Rev. d. H.
Hutter. pastor Of the First NJ. f.
1 church, officiating.
Frank B. CulIcnsof Grand Rapids,
4 Mich, was one of the crowd from
the north coming in Monday after
noon. Mr.. CuIlens, who has previ-
onsly been employed in the Daytona
BICYCLE Livery, will again assist Mr..
Thomson this winter.
DR.. f. t. Stewart has magniG-
cent \ ray photograph of the hu-
man hanI made with his instru-
ment. Two hands are pictured, one
! of nine and the other of a sixteen
! year old child. The difference in
the development of the bone at the
finger Joints is distinctly marked,
Russell Clapp. representing the
Johnson Publishing Co., of Rich
i mond, Va, is in the city greeting
} friends Mr.. Clapp spent las
winter here and at Seabreeze, being
in the employ of the Halifax Print
! ing House and the Peninsula Pub
fishing Co. at different periods dur
8 ing thattime.
Vet Cave, proprietor of the ciga
factory on North Beach street
s dropped a Gve-dollar bill some
where between Lyman grocer,