The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-29


sEABREEzE, Mar. 2s-Now that
Seabreeze and Daytma Beach are de-
yeaoping so rapidly the confusion
arising from streets having the same
name, not corresponding in continu-
ance through the two peninsula town.
| is becoming more and more apparent.
Public sentiment should be snffi-
ciently aroused ON the subject to get
IND petitions to the town councils of
the respective towns to change this
conditions of things. What profit is
there in having Valley street called
Halifax avenue in North Seabreeze,
especially as there is a Halifax ave
nue In South Dayoona Beach, the
thoronghfare from the South bridge?
Why have Atlantic avenue in Sea
breeze changed to Grandybew avenue
after it reaches the Daytona Beach
Incorporation lime? Why not change
| Pinewood avenue and Pine street to
| Peninsula drive? Why not change
/ Bath street to Grandyiew? Let the
subject be aghtated by Vox Populi,
Bono Publfco. Good Citizen or Others
who may not desire to fire from be-
hind convenient fences or in the
open for the good of these future
cities.
The auction sale of the WeJh-
erby brothers cottages and lots and
w. C. Camnon's lots by Chas. A. Ken
ney took place, as advertised, Tues
day morning. 1t was rather too late
In the season, following the numer-
Gus other auction sales in this vi
cinits, TO attract considerable inter
est. I. S. Ryan of Mechanics willie, N
Y, who is spending the winter al
Daytona with his wife, purchased the
cottages, and G. NJ Could, who OWNS
business block at Daytona Beach
purchased the lot adjacent on tht
south. Both lots have a fifty-fooo
I frontage on Pfnewood avenue. w. c
8 Canmons purchased Wetherby cot
tage No. /, Mrs. Sale Rogers puT
chased cottage No. 2. and the beau
tiful new cottage which was only re
Gently finished, is said to have beel
bid in rather than be sold at to
great sacrifice. Mr.. Ryan eontem
plates building winter home on tn
lot purchased by him.
1t wiA be matter of. interest L
many to know that Thomas KeatoG
who had his leg amputated at tn
kbock hospital, Daytona, last fall, an
who was taken back to his old hom
in Douglasyille, Ga, has entire
recovered his health, and has ordere
an artificial limb.
Mrs. A E Hasbrook of Dubois
Pa. is visiting her cousin Mrs. Fa
rell and family at her winter HON
ON Halifax avenue. Mrs. Hasbrook
husband is a prominent newspap'
man of his city.
Many of the tourists who expectt
cided to postpone their departure u
til the recent cold spell is broken.
Mr.. and Mrs Waberson and par
were at home last week but lie
again Tuesday morning in their DO
for another camping bout at Pom
Park.
Rev. G. Allison Barnes and famil
who have been at Seminole lodge
some time, left Tuesday for Bostc
where he has church.
Mrs. Genon, her sister, Miss LOU
Scott and friend, Miss Russell,
Knoxville, Tenn, We're among t
Monday arrivals.
Miss Elise Ebeling of Columbus,
and Miss Jennie Hummelein OF
troit, Mich, are the charming you
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. K. Laue
N lin at their winter home on Univ
II sity boulevard.
III Mrs. B. w. Woodward, maid, a
III house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. HanyW
III and Mrs. Mcfarland, left Saturday
II their return to Kansas City and PHI
III delphia, respectively. Mrs. Woodw;
III has been spending the season at
III winter home, Rose Castle
Al the-H Halifax.
J Mrs. Mary Meyers of Nashyi
Tenn. Mr.. and Mrs. Harsett {
\ three children, and aunt, Mrs. Col
y of St. Louis, Mo, are among
weeks arrivals.
Miss Emily Meyers was called
= her home in Nashville, Tenn,
week by the illness of an aunt, L
z ing her mother. Mrs Mary My
: who has been occupy ing one OF