The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-02
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embroidery goods and has removed it
to adjoining rooms in the Williams
block, where Mrs. Abercromie is con-
ducting her dressmaking business.
Mrs. Thomas disposed of her bust |
ness in order to take charge of the |
Mayfield in the absence of her sis
ter, Mrs. D. c.. Rankins, who is I'M
der treatment in Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Buckland of
Jacksonville, came over from DeLeon
Springs and were visiting friends in
Seabreeze for a couple of days after
tho holidays.
Mrs. w. A. Baggett is visiting
friends in Seabreeze for a week or
ten days. Later she will spend some
time with Mrs. auckland in Jackson
vile.
Messrs. A. H. Chevers and H. P.
Warren of Hanover, N H., are at
the Princess Isenna for a short stay.
Mr.. Chevers is instructor in botany
in Dartmouth college, Hanover.
Mrs. L. Whittock, Atlanta. Ga,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Hildreth, city,
J. B. Uebelhoer, city, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. w. Beatty, New York, have re-
Gently registered at the Princess Isen
ma. Mr.. Beatty is a sky pilot and
made the trip here to get the privi-
lege of operating a flying machine
for Hotel Clarendon, but the contract
with other parties had already been
made.
B. ]. Goss, Aver, Mass, and Mr..
and Mrs. A. E.Wight, Caribou, Me-,
are among the weeks arrivals at
the Geneva. Mr. Wight is a prom
inent real estate man of his section
and his brother, Pearl Wight, is with
the well known Woodward, Wight
Co., of New Orleans.
Howard Williams came down from
Jacksonville for short holiday with
his mother, Mrs. John Williams. and
| other members of the family.
The Clarendon drug store was
opened this week by W.. M. Hawkins.
the Daytona druggist Mr.. Hankins
has secured the services of Malcolm
Bogart of North Carolina as prescrip-
ton clerk
F. c. Randall. who will arrive with
hic family pav+ uyoolr To- ...z..-, -
lower floor in the James Baggett
home on North Peninsula drive for
the season.
c. Brunt, manager of the C1aren-
don garage and his four assistants ar
rived this week and have located at
the Schmidt house on North Peninsu-
la drive.
I. Ralph Wilcox, in company with
c. H. Wilson, Mrs Wilson's niece.
Miss Garfield, and Mr.. Wilcox. Sr..
enjoyed Tuesday at the Tomoka cab
in, the party making the trip in Mr..
Wilcox's boat.
Henry Ainsworth has given the
| contract to L. z. Burdick for a four
room bungalow to be erected on the
west half of his ocean front property.
between Earl and Duke streets. The
cottage fronts on North Atlantic ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Gamble are
pleasantly anticipating a visit from
Mrs. George Wells. who is expected
to arrive from Southbridge, Mass. in
a week or ten days.
T. ]. Caldwell and party of Con-
norsville, Ind, have leased and are
now occupying the w. A. Baggett
home on North Halifax avenue. Mr..
Caldwell's wife, and wife's sister.
Mrs. Ferguson, and friend Mrs.
Henry, are with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smalley of Elmira. n.
Z, are occupying rooms in the EImi-
"a house, on North Halifax avenue.
Misses Apthorp, their aunt, Mrs.
Pinnar, and Mrs Cushing and others
enjoyed boat trip to the inlet New
Years day.
Miss Claire Tomlfnson, after a
pleasant holiday with her family and
friends, left Thursday on her re-
turn to Wesleyan college, Macon, Ga.
Mrs. S. R. McConnelIs friends will
be interested to learn that she is now
at Pinehurst, n. c., near her son.
James R. Mcconnell, who is engag-
ed in the railroad land business.
Captain Fleetwood will put the
Yankeedoodle on ferry service be
tween Daytona and Seabreeze in a
few days, or just as soon as certain
repairs have been finished. This
service was very popular last winter
with the visitors and residents of the
town, and is sure to be literally pat
ronized this season.
+ Referring again to The Sandcrab.
I the Seabreeze Daytona Beach high
school paper, which will be out Jan.