The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20
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H. Keffer left yesterday on bust
ness trip of several days duration
TO interior points.
Mrs. f. w. Stanley left Wednesday
IN her return to Orlando, after en-.
Toying a brief sojourn in Daytona
Beach, guest at the Seaside Inn.
w. ]. Braddock. assistant cashier
Of the East Coast. State bank, made
4 short business trip to DeLand Wed.
nesday, returning to his home late
in the evening.
w. Herrick and F. Holmes returned
Wednesday from hunting trip in the
Tomoka and Bulow districts. The
men had very good success, bringing
home a bag full of game.
ID. LaRoche and Messrs. Duncan
and Whitaker will leave today fol
Cocoa, where they go to complete q
roofing job. In about three weeks
they will return to the beach.
The ladies of the Daytona Beach
Public Library association will hold
a business meeting at the new library
building on Peninsula drive, Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock All members
are asked to be present.
John T. Detchon, of Indianapolis
a regular winter tourist to Daytons
Beach, is registered at the Seaside
Inn for the remainder of the winter
The host of friends of Mr.. Detchon will
be pleased to hear of his return.
James H. Paine, an enthusiastic fish
erman, who is spending the winter il
Daytona Beach at the Seaside Inn
is having great sport fishing off Keai
ing's ocean pier. Each day he bring
in large string of choice fish, whicl
the guests are enjoying immensely
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Keffer, who hav
been occupying the Bogart cottage O.
Atlantic avenue for the last fey
weeks, have rented it to another pal
ty and have leased the Indiana CO
tage for the remainder of the ses
son.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mr.:
r. V. Ditmars, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Ditmars, DR. OFT and Miss Matte OF
who are enjoying the winter in Da!
tona Beach, left Thursday mornin
for New Smyrna on an all-day's plea
ure and sightseeing trip.
The regular weekly party was hel
at the Seaside Inn Wednesday nigf
and all in attendance experienced
very pleasant time. Miss Jeanett
Cowell won the first prize for skill
full 500 playing, which was a leathe
picture holder of beautiful design.
Mrs. Gertrude Campbell, of Green
boro, VT, has purchased lot on Fir;
avenue in Marshall Park and confer
plates erecting building. She plan
to have tea room on the lower flot
and apartments upstairs. Mrs. Cam
bell has conducted similar busine!
in her Northern home.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Wiley, of Edi
burg, Ind, arrived Wednesday al
will spend the remainder of the Sc
son in Daytona Beach at the Sweent
house on Ocean avenue. Mr.. Viii,
is a prominent Indiana citizen, beil
very closely identified with the lar
canning industry in that state.
Mrs H. F. Rice entertained a nul
| Der of her friends at a card par
at her home in the Sweeney apal
ments Wednesday evening. The ps
ty spent a very pleasant time in pla
ing hearts and late in the evenil
light refreshments were served aft
which the friends left for their home
The guests of the Seaside Inn {
joyed a lecture on South Ameri
by w. l. Denison, Tuesday event
at the hotel He told of many int,
esting experiences during his trav,
last year through that country and |
lecture was instructive and enterta
ing to the large and appreciate
audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wetherspoon, CT
dren, nurse and valet. arrived Tu
day from New York. to spend sol
time in Seabreeze, guests of the T
tel Clarendon.