The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-14

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Mr.. and Mrs. c. Nj. Corey and H. F.
}. Muller, of Brooklyn, n. Y, regular |
eason guests at the Morgan hotel !,
nd with many friends in Daytona, ar
lved Monday evening and are again |
t the Morgan for the winter.
CARD OF THANKS.
l wish to thank friends for their
many acts of kindness during the i'll
less of Mrs. Lane and also for the
beautiful flowers at her funeral.
c. H. LANE.
"A particularly interesting an
of considerable moment
o ladies of the community looking for
bargains, has been made by Helen
Purdue to the effect that she has COM
her annual clearance sale of
he latest vogue in hats from the we'll
known house of Burgesser, Fisk and
Hyland Bros. at Is Volusia avenue. If
w. H. Hastings. of Maiden. Mass.
arrived in Daytona Monday afternoon
and will be here for several days or
a week on business in connection with
the Sholtz interests. Mr. Hastings
has previously visited this city
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Vincent, who
arrived Saturday from Pleasantville,
y. j., and are occupying for the sea
son their winter home on LOOMS ave-
hue, have many friends in Daytona to
welcome their return for the season.
samples this week, as long as they
last, with a 2o-cent purchase at Clark's
Drug Store st
j. F. Mumm and son, B. F. Mumm,
of Brooklyn. N. Y, who have pre-
viously visited Daytona, arrived Mon
day evening and are guests at the
Morgan hotel. the elder Mr.. Mumm
for the season and the younger for
a shorter period
A card from DIR. P. R. Bennett, writ
ten from Los Angeles, Calf, Dec 7th,
requests change of address of his copy
of the Gazette-News to Asheville, n. c.,
so that it is very probable that DR..
Bennett will be in Daytona some time
this winter. after all.
Cavel c. Franklin, superintendent of
the Jacksonville district for the Met
ropolitan Life Insurance company of
New York. with headquarters in Jack
sonville, came to Daytona Sunday and
will be here for a few days with J.
NJ. Johnson. the local representative
of the company.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Latham, of
Lincoln, ILL.,, arrived in Daytona Sat
urday evening and are season guests
at the Ivy Lane Inn. This is their
first visit to Daytona but other mem
bers of the family have spent several
seasons in this city.
*We have the most attractive boxes
of fresh tropical fruits, ready for ship
ment to your friends. Come and see
them at Ladas Fruit Store 81
Mrs Mary Driscoll and Mrs. Mary
Barker, of Brooklyn, n. Y, arrived
Monday evening to spend their fourth
season here as guests at the Windsor
hotel, having been regular season
guests at that house ever since it has
been under the management of J. H
Baker and son.
Rev. Robt y. Tufft, former Iectcr O
ST Mary's Episcopal church of thi:
city, but now located in Charlotte. n
c., came to Daytona Monday Afternoon
from Jacksonville and was a CUES
at the Magnolia hotel until toda,
for the purpose Of seeing friends il
Daytona and vicinity.
A. G, Hunt and Harry c. Thompson
of the Daytona Auto Supply company
went up TO Jacksonville this mornin,
to bring down from that city a ney
motor bus for the Princess Issen;
hotel and also a new eight cylinde
Cadillac and new Overland car
(which they have sold for delivery here
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| A. E Lang, district commercial
manager for the Western Union Tele
graph company was in Daytona from
Monday evening until this afternoon
coming here from New Symrna an
leaving for Orlando and other point
Mr.. Lang's friends are glad to see hin
Hooking and feeling so well, as for
Hong time he was great sufferer fror
rheumatism.