The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-27


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tage on Earl street, which he is now
occupying with his family, which in
cludes his wife and son and sons
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Glazier, Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. Stout and family, in
Guiding their daughter, and Mrs
and are occupying the north apart
ments in the Barney Castle, which
has recently been very substantially
remodeled by the owner, G. w. Oar
by.
Masters John and Hoke Blair of
North Georgia are here, spending the
winter with their aunt, Mrs J. w
Williams and family on North PENN
.su1a drive.
Mr., and Mrs. W. H. Conner and
daughter, Miss Margaret Conner, of
Detroit, Mich, have leased through
c. F. Burgman, one of the Wetherby
pretty cottages on North Peninsula
drive and are located for the winter.
Mr.. Conner and family were at the
Cleveland, Daytona, for a week or
more before locating. This is their
first trip to Florida and they are
well pleased
George Poor, who spent last win
ter with his brother, C. B. Poor and
family on North Peninsula drive,
will arrive January !, from Boulder,
Colo, to be with them this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Odds and son,
pleasant people Of Flint, Mich, are
occupying an apartment at the Owat-
onna house on Peninsula drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Ryan of Me-
chanicsville, N. Y, who last year
purchased a lot on North Peninsula
drive in the Wetherby subdivision
writing to E. B. Mott, stated that
they would be here after the Christ.
mas holidays.
c. F. Burgman is reaping a rich
harvest of inquiries from the adver.
Using matter he is sending out for
Seabreeze and vicinity.
Miss Helen Bethel and sister of
Chicago, ILL.,, and Mrs. Cotton and
mother of Pittsfield, Mass, have
made room reservations at the Gen
eva and will be here shortly after
Ehe holidays.
Mrs. John Zuber and two children
and her mother, Mrs. Carpenning, o.
Columbus, o., are at the Burgman
home for the season. Mr.. Zuber vii
be here later. He is a state fire
marshall of Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Peirson arriv.
ed last Friday and are at their win.
ter home, Cherokee Rose, for the
season. Miss Moda Peirson vii
join her parents sometime in Jan
uary.
Mrs. S. B. CAN'T of North Hall
fax avenue, is enjoying a visit
from her daughter, Mrs. w. B. AL
wood of Charlottville, Va, who viii
spend the winter with her mother
Mr.. Atwood was chief of the Enolog
zeal bureau at Charlottville under
DR.. Wiley, and has been appointed
to inspect wines at the Panama expo
citiop Of Cantiac0 Cal
News comes this week from Mrs
Bianchi that her daughter, Mrs. Jno
Brosson, who is we'll known here, is
improving slowly, but that she anC
Mrs. Bianchi have no idea when they
will be in Seabreeze.
Miss Mildred SchIiichtner will ar
rive from New York the first OF tn
New Year to spend the remainder O
the season with her aunt, Mrs. J. W
Erregger.
Misses Claire and Jessie Tomlin
son are now both at home for the
Christmas and New Years holidays
and are enjoying and being enjoyed
by their family and many friends.
| Mrs. a. Godsmark was experiment
ing Tuesday afternoon by spraying
her bay trees with the arsenic past'
3 recommended by the entomoligist in
structor at the Gainesville school
while reporter looked on. It wa
l highly interesting to observe tn