The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-10

the house and number OF near by
cottagers.
Mrs. Artie Everett OF Lincoln,
/ Neb., arrsed recently and has Sc
cured apartments at the Indiana. re-
Gently purchased by G. L. Fix. Mrs.
Everett was accompanied by her
companion. Mrs. Weight. Mrs. Ev-
erett came south to recuperate her
health. which has been impaired by
the cares of a large sanitarium. OF
which she is owner. and which is
managed by herself and sons.
N. B. Tylor wife and daughter,
Florence, of Gibson City. ILL.,. .iv-
ed this week and have leased for the
season the north half of Blarney
Castle on North Atlantic avenue.
J. j. Pierce and wife of George
town, Ohio, arrived Wednesday and
have secured apartments in the Ohio
house on South Atlantic avenue Mr.
and Mrs. Pierce are close ENDS or
MIR. and Mrs. t. w. Weaver.
Mr. and Mrs. P. 3. Cahall arriv-
ed from Georgetown, Ohio. the first
/ of tho week and are located in the
Ohio house. They are also friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver. living In
+ his home town Mr. Cahan Is ex-
sheriff of Brown county, Ohio. nav
ing held the office for long term
of years.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fl. Haight arrls-
ed Wednesday afternoon from Peeks-
kill, N. Y. to occupy their winter
home on South Peninsula drive for
the remainder C the season.
/ The East Coast State bank OF
4 Daytona Beach opened for business
/ January 2. with a capital stock OF
/ ;s25, 900 and surplus paid in OF
/ So 1000. The first days deposits were
i $4,000. The officers Of the bank
are. president, Cary d. Lands; first
vice president. H. f. Stewart; Sec
ond vice president. Michael Sholtz:
cashier. j. E. D. Graves. Directors:
Cary D. Lands. Michael Sholtz, Jas.
K. Atkinson. H. F. Stewart, Bert
Fish.
Col and Mrs. ]. E. MINIS Of
Knoxville. Tenn. arrived Monday
and were guests at the White house
FOR a day before occupying their new
winter home on Grandview avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Ayres enter
tanned the graduating class of their
business school at the White House
/ Sunday at dinner After an elegant
spread they were treated to boat
ride in the Ell Ayres and a. photo
graph of the class was taken from
the boat. The graduates of the
class are: G. l. Mcdonald. Hazel E.
Meyers, Alice G. Furguson, May
Moselg, all of Daytona. Miss Mary
Barron of Ohio, and Miss Idelena
Tomlinson of Seabreeze. Miss May
Mosely won the medal for the highe;t
speed without errors on the Rem
ington typewriter, Miss Barron COM
ing in second in this contest. Miss
'Mosely's speed was 70 words per
minute All of the graduating class
now hold good positions.
Recent arrivals at the White
House are: Geo. w. Nelson. New
York: j. C. Nelson, New York; My.
ron Els, Boston. Mass.;l J. B.
MINIS and wife of Knoxville, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Hicks, tourists and
recent arrivals, have secured rooms
with Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Horn on
Peninsula drive
Geo. w Hendricks has purchased
a Tot of w w Marshall in the new
addition. west of the new house go
ing up on Goodall avenue.
At the council meeting Monday
night a. s. RandalPs bid for grad
ing Duke street and Vermont ave-
nue. was accepted by the council, al
50 F. F. Smiths bid for Smelling
the same.
The work On the new railroad
bridge at the east end is making
good progress. In speaking to a
reporter on the subject Mr.. Sholtz
said he had every reason to believe
that the bridge would be ready to
open to the public in March.