The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-14

B. Escott. Winnipeg: Geo. R. Leech
and wife. Cortland, y. Y; Mrs. Da- /
vid R. Swain and daughter. Sarah, /
Danville. III
Miss Jean McKelvey this week
joined her mother and family at the
Princess Issena.
Mrs. Heinz of Chicago. her little
daughter and maid. arrived from Nj.
ami and are guests at the Princess
Issena. They viii be joined by Sir.
Heinz later. Among other recent ar
rivals of the week are Mrs. J. E.
Stacey and Mrs. E. r. Stearns. Gin
cinnati. O.: Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
Gardner and mother, Toledo, O.; Mr.
and Mrs. D. c. Shepherd. Winnipeg;
Mrs. Achol Mclean and son, Phil
lip. Winnipeg.
Miss Dewitt and friends, visitors
to the city. have leased the Navajo
cottage on the beach and are in pos
session.
Mrs. F. L. Seely and children ar
rived from Atlanta. Ga, and after a
short stay at the Clarendon, are
pleasantly domiciled il their hand
some winter residence On the ocean
front. This is the new coquina man
sion which has Just been completed
BIZ Contractor S. H. Cove. and is
considered the handsomest home in
this vicinity
Maurice Kell, who left on his re-
turn 10 his home in Indiana shortly
after the death of his brother, Rus
sell in letter Of thanks to Miss De
la Walker, reported his mother and
brothers getting along reasonably
well, although they were having
tight freeze up at the time. The mon
ey for the burial expenses of Russell
Ken, SOS, was raised in the Baptist
churches OF Daytona and Seabreeze,
mostly the former, and By a dopation
Of SO by a generous outsider.
J. A. coburn viii join ais family
here Sunday To remain over until
Tuesday. when Mrs. Coburn will go
with him as far as Jacksonville on
bis way north.
On debt OF $500, which was con
tracted for the building OF the Sea.
breeze Congregational Tourist church
balance Of $3.50 remains unpaid
There is now an effort being made t
raise $50 for further liquidation this
/, season The Sunday congregation!
: are now taxing the seating capacity
of the church, and Rev. E. J. Ran
slow and wife have many friend.
among the winter visitors and resi-
: dents
The Gilmore house has been lease,
for the remainder OF the season b!
c. NJ Lewis and the following party
which came down with Mr.. Lewi
from Thompson, Pa, and vicinity
: Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Pickering, Mr.
and Mrs. E. " Pickering and Mrs. :
Hubbard, who took possession thi
T. week.
Mrs. Frank Baldwin and son, KeI
" meth, of Endicot, y. Y, have secul
= Cd housekeeping rooms with Mr..
Wilson on North Halifax avenue.
T. Mrs. r. D. Taylor Of Atlantic ave
r. nue. is suffering from severed
sprained ankle, which was occasion
80 cd by a stumble on an uneven side
walk last week. She is under a do,
u tors care, who thinks he may hav
- 10 put the limb in a plaster cast.
m The Baptist Mission Society {
.. Seabreeze was organized last Thur
" DAY evening at the home Of C. I
N Poor on North Peninsula drive. d
n NJ. P. Guy. moderator; P. 4. River
as berg, clerk; Mrs. Frank Beeb,
u treasurer; C. B. Poor, George Tow
d. NJ. P. Guy, trustees. The society
D. organized for the purpose of carryin
,d pn the mission work The buiIdin
ak committee is out this week solicitin
nd funds for a church building. The CO.
IN gregation has outgrown the lit
C. Sunday school room erected about
year ago