The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-28


MISS Roberta Hobbs, teacher of the
public school Kindergarten, left Mon
day afternoon for Tallahassee to at
tend the State Teachers convention
In session in the capital city this week.
Miss Hobbs will return Thursday or
Friday
Mrs e. H. Shoemaker, who was in
very critical condition last week at
her home on Third avenue, showed
slight Improvement on Christmas dav
and has since continued to make
satisfactory gain. This will be very
pleasing news to her friends here and
II. L. Weaver arrived Saturday even
ing from Colorado Springs, Col. and
Will spend the winter here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gorum Weaver.
at their home on North Ridgewood
avenue. Mrs. Weaver, who was here
last winter with her husband. did
not come South with him this time.
shetland pony saddle and bride
cowboy style, for sale. Inquire News
Office
Miss Louise Holman and Miss Es-
telle Fitzgerald. teachers in the Bar
tow and Tampa high schools, respec-
lively. are visiting friends in st. Au-
gustine, but expect to come to Day
tona the latter part of the week to
visit the family of the latter's brother.
I. E. Fitzgerald, and other friends.
Mrs. Geo. F. Smith on her return
from st. Augustine Monday afternoon
was accompanied by her grandson,
Master Vernon Smith, who will remain
with her until New Years day when
his father expects to drive down from
the Ancient city in his car and take
Vernon home with him that day or
Sunday.
Mrs. L. E. Shealor has opened her
Art store upstairs at SO S. Beach
Orders taken for Embroidery. If
Major and Mrs. Wiley Abercrombie
are visiting w. W. and the Misses
Emma and Lila Abercrombie at their
home on Myrtle avenue w. w. Aber-
crombie drove to New Smyrna Friday
afternoon, accompanied by Miss Lila
Abercrombie, and brought Major and
Mrs. Abercrombie to Daytona to be
with them on Christmas day and make
short visit
Miss Florida Hankins is visiting her
brothers, w. NJ. and Albartus Hawkins,
in this city having come over from
Barlow Monday, Albartus meeting her
in DeLand and bringing her over from
that place by automobile. Miss Han
kins will be here until Thursday or
Friday. Mrs. w. NJ. Hankins and child
rem are still in Barlow and will prob
ably remain there during the week.
Il he some bargains in second
hand typewriters taken in exchange
for the Silent Smith. Underwoods.
Remingtons, Monarehs and Royals.
NJ. P. Lipe, representative L. G. Smith
& Bros. Typewriter Co.. Sanford and
Davtona. Fla. 21-6t
DR.. w. E. Michael, who had been
here for several weeks with his
brother, D. A Michael, and wife at
their winter home on South Ridge
wood avenue, departed Monday on his
return TO Factoryville, Pa Dr. Michael,
who owns a nice piece of property on
Ridgewood avenue couth of this city.
spent the greater part of last season
in Daytona.
Mrs. Sarah Sloan, of joy, ILL.,, &C
companied by her attractive daughter,
Miss Dora Sloan, arrived Sunday and
are located for the season in the Eick
apartments on South Beach street.
Mrs. Sloan is a great booster for her
home city and declares that while it
only has population of about 1000,
it is nothing unusual for 80 cars of
stock to be shipped out in one day.
Thomas Smailes and wife, of Gretna
Green. Indiana, arrived early this
week for the 21st consecutive winter
seasons visit to Florida. Mrs. Smailes
declared that she and Mr.. Smailes