The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-08


Crab. the Seabreeze- Daytoua Beach
school paper b being distributed this
week. or rather, was being dis.
srzna1ted unta the last copy was dis
posed Of The copies sold IKE hot
cakes and there were demands for
more. but the business management
0ecaaed not to venture q second edi-
Ga0n this year. The Sard-C<ab is
eotoen out IN handsome magaztae
noGm, white and gold, with a sand
crab and his motto. Dig" on the
cover, and was printed at Seabreeze
by the Peninsula Publishing company
The work represents the best efforts
on the, pupils of the high school un-
der Miss Brown, the capable fnstruc.
uor m literature, and is highly credit
able to the enthusiastic young work.
ers. This is the first school paper
p1hEslhed by The school and has
marks OF individual merit and am over
Now of youthful exubFance Wisely
directed. Alfred C. S1rother, as edi-
tordnrchdef, makes his bow 10 the
public. Earl Sims, the athletic edi-
Tor, and Jack B. Ssrother, the bust
ness manager. are the chief staff.
The associate editors are Joseph
Green, Cochran B. Heating. Lois
VanValzah; the reporters, Ruth
Stewart, Olga Bowen, w. T. John
ston, Virginia Young.
A 10-pound boy arrived Saturday
morning at the home of Harden Rus
sell at the Russell farm.
The ladies of the Seabreeze
Tourists church have financed the
proposition of annual dues to the
building society by subscribing $50
among a small number. The church
rs ON ITS last payment for this fund.
but If there is a corresponding in
crease between this year and next,
more room will be needed. This is
not begging church, and very little
soliciting has been done this sea
son, but if others feel like emulating
the example of those who met the
annual dues. there is need for a
pulpit set
The Colonnades hotel, which was
burned down two years ago, was
never as much needed at any time
previous as this season. From all
reports OF those who are in a posi-
ton to know, the hotels and board
ing houses of the town have turned
away enough people to sustain anoth-
ar hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Rurgman am
nounce the approaching marriage of
their daughter, Helen Wilmans Burg
man to B. B. Baggett in the month
of Jnne. Both the bride and groom
elect have grown from childhood to
gracious womanhoOd and vigorous
manhood in this community, and have
hosts of friends to whom this item
VIA not be news, but who are an
ucipating this elimination OF a long
friendship with sympathetic interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Butter. of
San Francisco, California, personal
friends of long standing of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burgman, will arrive In season
to attend the wedding.
A cd1ored map, 5x12 of H. w. and
c. c. Post properties has been
placed by C. F. Burgman in front of
the opera house, and is attracting
much attention
A. Samer, of Mowrystown, o.. who
is spending the winter here, has re-
Gently purchased a Is acre orange
grove of Wesley Clifton az dolly
Hill. Mr.. Sauner owns several build.
ing lots in Seabreeze.
c NJ. Carrier has put in an over
head water system ON part of the
1OO-acre tract owned by him one
mile north of the town limits and
win use the land for winter and sum
mer gardening.
Mrs, c. P. Amber, OF Asheville.
N. c., is house guest at the home
of Mrs. J. A. CObuVn, ON Valley
street.
Mrs. COburn entertained at a
thmble party Wednesday afternoon
from 8 to at her home on Valley
street in compliment TO her guest,
Mrs. Amber.
Louis t. Cummings arrived from
short sojourn here, and is located
at the Abercrombie home.
w. L. Herrick, of Rlnghampton,
n. Y, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G.
H. Bowen on Valley street.
A. Saner is having his aot on Val
ley street, south of L. H. Ayers
property cleared with a view to-
further improvement.
Mrs, Mary Thomas, of Detroit,
Mich, has purchased of the Sontagg
Investment comDaDy a lot IN, Grand