The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-03
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DAYTONA BEACH, Feb. 3-Dr

DAYTONA BEACH, Feb. DIR.
NJ. S. Hopper, of Gary, Ind, will
join his family ON the beach for a
months vacation land is expected
to arrive shortly. Mrs. Hopper and
daughter, Miss Snow Hooper, have
enjoyed their winters sojourn on the
beach very much. Miss Hooper is
most successful angler, and it is
rainy day indeed which does not
find her on the pier with her fish
ing equipments sometime during the
forenoon or afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Compropst motored
over to Sanford Monday, returning
Tuesday. Miss Ruth Coates, who
has been visiting friends in San
ford, came home with them.
A 1O-cent social at the parsonage
last Thursday evening, a thoroughly
enjoyable affair under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid. netted $1O.5O.
An excellent literary and musical
program was rendered.
Last Friday T. H. Heating re-
the result of a slip-up on the cement
porch floor at his home on Sea-
breeze avenue. Mr.. Heating was in
such pain from the sprain that a
confined to the house Saturday and
Sunday. Monday he went to his
place of business in a wheel chair.
The Misses Irene Heating and Ell
sic Coates entertained about 20 OF
the younger society set at the Cas-
| inc Friday evening. Music, dancing,
games and refreshments made up
delightful program for the youths
and maidens present. Miss Grace
Heating was chaperone of the even
| ing.
Bishop J. W. Hamilton, of Boston,
who presided over the mission co1-
| ference which was he'd in Midway
last week, and Mrs. Hamilton, were
j rendered reception Tuesday after
noon at the Method st parsonage by
Rev DR.. Bowen and wife The at
fai1 was informally Pleasant Bishop
Hamilton spoke briefly, there were
Il few good recita,ioEs, and refresh
mentS We're served
w. K. Philips is having two OF
his lots on Holly street graded and
] will have a retaining wall built and
Il sidewalk laid
The Larmours are planning some
kind of entertainment in the neal
future to raise money to buy new
carpets for the church
The smaller varieties of fish
such as ting, drum, etc. are run
ming in large schools this week arc
are being hauled in by hte se.1lers IL
great quantities, as much as q
wagon load as nights work \
lady tourist. who went out in the
early morning to gather shells OF
the beach, returned to her boardins
house with her bag filled with these
Hopping specimens of the brin,
deep. She had lifted the fish out o
a shallow pool on the beach, where
they had been caught by the reced
ing tide, and had plenty to divide
with her neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs W. S. Olds, who
have been with Mr.. and Mrs Geo
Sheets at the Olds home on Vale.
street, SeabreeZe, this week move.
into their new home on Holly street
Mr.. Olds expects to receive his Re-
car from jacksonville within da.
or two.
J. NJ. Webster and family. of Con
nersville, Ind, are here on a VS.:
to his brother, E. II. Webster an,
wife, on Seabreeze avenue The.
expect to spend the remainder Q
the season here
Dr.. |. Fl. Springer has had severa
fishing trips in his boat. Hoke Smith
this week. w. II. Freeman, an
DIR. and Mrs. Cobb. tourists, accom-
, panied him on trip to the inle
Monday. Wednesday he was GU
again with party of friends for
fishing bout down the river.
W. H. Manning's mother, Mrs. {
Manning. arrived from Sheldon, )
D., last week and is at her cottag
:. :, on the Halifax.
;. Mr.. and Mrs. James, of Eust