The Florida star., 1900-05-18
CURRENT LOCAL LACON|CS.
Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About TItusViIle.

Mr. w. NJ. Woodward, of South Titus
vile, after making some repairs to his
residence, is having the same painted.
Mrs. s. ID. Geiger, with her two chill
dren, returned home Saturday from
pleasant visit with friends on Merritts
Island.
Youngs' Bicycle Livery, Hutchinson
avenue, near Indian River hotel. Tan.
dems and single wheels. Popular prices.
w. f. Youngs.
Don't use blank stationery. 1t doR't
speak well for your business. THE STAR
will print il nicely for you at reasonable
rates. Send us your order.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Corwin expect to
leave next week for Western New York
state, where they will spend the summer
with their son, Andrew, and his wife.
Mr.. L. C. Moore, of Roseland, spent
several days this week in town, coming
up in his new skipjack mode.ed naphtha
launch, recently built for him by Mr..
Paul Kroegel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Robbins and
Master Rufus arrived home Saturday.
Owing TO earlier adjournment of court
than was expected, Mrs. Robbins did not
reach Miami.
You are invited to the services at the
Presbyterian church, Sunday, May 10Th.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m; preaching at
IL a. m, subject "Faithfnlness;" song
service at 7:30; subject of sermon, 'Dry
Bones"
Miss Kate Pritchard returned yesterday
from Miami, where she has spent several
months with her sister, Mrs. +. I. Bulge.
She brought with her little Miss Dorothy
Bulge, her niece, for visit 10 Dorothy's
grandparents.
We have received invitation to attend
the commencement exercises of Florida
Agricultural college, Lake City, May 18th
20 23rd, from the board of trustees and the
faculty of that college, and would be
pleased TO attend, but business affairs pre-
vent.
Mrs. L. G. Oliver, of Miami, arrived
Wednesday on visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
f.. b. Wager. This was her former home,
and her many friends are pleased Ia wei
come her, as il is two years since her last
visit here.
Capt. X. A. Hartlee, of Sebastian; Capt
n. n. Penny, of Nathan; Mr.. T. ii. Sand
ers, of Courtenay, and Mr.. Chas. ii. Nan
man, of Haulover, were a quartette of
Indian rivers old timers who were here
this week, incidentally taking i'll the CON
ventiOn proceedings.
The STAR is in receipt of an invitation
10 the coming marriage of Miss Marie
FeasteT, of LaCirange, To Mr.. Thomas
Walter Anderson, of Stuart, which will
occur at Union church, LaGrange, on the
Both inst Thus I.aGrange will lose one
of her most charming and popular young
ladies.
We are reliably informed that Capt. NJ.
NJ. Ramsey, of Merntts Island, has taken
the contract to carry the mails between
Eau Gallie and Nathan bY steamer for
the next four years, commencing July lst,
1900, the contract being sub-let To him.
lie hopes to secure the steamer Canaveral
for this service.
The launch Whlstlewing, owned 10y
Mr.. Cooley, ofIansing, Mich, which Is
in the care of Capt. Peter Nelson, of this
place, has been sold 10 Mr.. Geo. l.. IN
drews, of Ankona, who will probably
eouip the hull with lO-horse Murray "
Tregurtha motor in time for the tourist
= business next season.
Isaac Leonard and Matthew llinson
colored. got into Il shooting scrape at ForI
Pierce few DAYS ago and were arrested
under the charge of assault with intent Il
murder. Justice of the Peace Brunson
fixed the appearance bonds at $500 iol
each. Hinson gave cash bond, while
Leonard in default of giving bond was
brought here Monday and lodged IN the
county Jail.
Miss Bessie Bryan, who has had charge
of the primary department OF our pnbli'
school, and Mrs. &. +. Fischer lett Mon'
day afternoon for Sea Breeze, where they
have rented a cottage for month. NJ
the conclusion of that period Miss Bryan
returns To her home in Tennessee, but
We hope to see her back here again III the
fall in charge of the little folks-she hav'
ing given splendid satisfaction.
JUST RECEIVED.