The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-01
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M. M. Licklider, of Piqua, O., has
arrived and is registered at the Sea-
side Inn
Mrs. Rice and daughter, of Palmet-
to street, left Tuesday for a short trip
to Palm Beach.
Mrs. E. R. Whettle, of Auburn, n
Y, has arrived for an indefinite stay
at the Seaside Inn.
B. F. Andrews, of Chicago, ILL.,, is
in Daytona Beach and is stopping at
the Seaside Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin and Miss
Ida Brush, of Chicago, were guests of
the Seaside Inn for dinner Monday
DR.. ]. P. Esch returned Tuesday aft
ernoon from a short trip to Jackson
vile. where he went on business Dr.
Esch accompanied one of his patients
as far North as the state metropolis.
A. w. Hall went up to Jacksonville
Tuesday morning, to be gone for some
length of time, ON business mission.
Mr.. Hall expected to return about the
first day of next week.
his way North, later in the spring.
day afternoon for their Northern home
pleasant stay of several months at
the Comfort Lodge on Ocean ave-
nue.
Mrs. P. H. Billings and Mrs. B. A.
Phelps, of Hartford, Conn, guests of
the Seaside Inn, left Tuesday for a
short pleasure trip to Miami and Palm
Beach. They expect to return Sunday
and are anticipating a glorious trip.
Among the noted guests recently
registered at the Seaside Inn are ]. b.
E. Letellier de ST. Just, Mde. Letellier
de st. Just and Madamoiselle Letellier
de ST. Just, of Quebec. They are prom
inent people of Quebec. They are very
much pleased with this attractive re-
sort and will spend an indefinite time
here enjoying the many pleasures the
peninsula towns afford their tourists
A party consisting of Mr. and Mrs.
Rhenanes, Miss B. Nohenley and Miss
p Nohenley. of Ocala, enjoyed a brief
sojourn in Daytola Beach, guests of
the Seaside Inn. They are making a
tour of the South and left Tuesday for
other points. They were delighted
with the world-famed beach and enjoy
ed their stay here to the utmost.
B. Maybach of Buffalo N Y, was
beach visitor for a few hours Tues
day. Mr. Maybach is on his way tC
Palm Beach, where he expects to re
main for the next few months. He
was delighted with the Peninsula, and
especially pleased with the marvellous
ocean beach. If possible, Mr. May
bach will stop here for some time or
his way north, later in the spring.
Mrs r. B. Stonestreet and daugh
ter, Miss Cora, left Tuesday Afternoon
on their return to their home in Edin
burgh. Ind They have been visitin.
at the home of o. T. Stopestreet, Oh
Grandview avenue for the last few
weeks.
J. II. Zimmerman returned Tuesda
morning to his home in Augusta Ga
! after staying for the last three week
. at one of the local hotels on Ocea
I avenue. Mr. Zimmerman made tn
e shcrt trip to Daytona Beach for tn
sake of his health, and hopes to retur
$ later in the year for a longer time.
Mr.. and Mrs Jeff Dumaman, of NJ;
y son City, H., arrived Tuesday afte
: noon to spend a few months at til
Ocean Spray on Seabreeze avenue
: Mr.. and Mrs Dumaman have enjoye
z many winters in Daytona Beach an
have been at Miami during the for
part of the season. They are yer
glad to be at the beach once more an
TO renew their old acquaintance.
Steadfast and True.
Il Nothing IS steadfast that is insin
cere-Cicero.