The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-03-16
LATEST NEWS AND INCIDENTS.
M ALTERS of Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.


nesday night, only two members present.
Will Mcfarland is riding an Eagle BIZ
cycle, which arrived the first of this week.
James F. Andrews, Esq, Of Tibbals, is
spending few days in the county seat
this week.
We understand that Mr. b. F. Ives and
family expect to return north the first
part of next week.
We hear that Mr.. S. G. Vanlanding-
ham has purchased the Branning cottage,
just opposite the Methodist church.
Mr.. F. A. Morgan purchased Rambler
bicycle this week from f. b. Wager, the
local agent, with which he is very much
pleased.
Do you want 80 brand new Column
bia bicycle, ladies' or gents, for $1,000?
If so, write to e. f. Paddison, agent, Eau
Gallie, Fla.
Any of our subscribers who Will send
us a copy of The STAR of April Dist, 1899,
can have their subscription extended one
year for same We wish to have an ex-
ira. copy from our file.
The building on Hutchinson avenue,
recently occupied by Miss Mamie Gray,
has been neatly painted and will be used
by Miss Hunt to teach private school at
the close of the public school term next
month.
b. X. Wilson & Son received their new
soda fount yesterday and had same in
operation IN the afternoon. 1t is a new
and different style from any in this place,
neat in appearance and takes up very
little room.
The Southern Express company has
just lately provided Agent Pyles with a
much larger and finer tire-proOf safe in
which To keep the ''dust" for the COM
pany that is constantly coming and going
to and from this place.
Miss Annie Bellows, of Vaudeville,
came up Saturday to spend Sunday with
her aunt. who has ch'rge Of the pnblic
school at LaGrange. Miss Bellows
teaches the young idea how TO shoot"
at Vaudeville, and frequently fines it
convenient to visit LaGrange.
Mr. c. y. Thompson, the treasurer of
the Mcfarland Fruit Protection company,
returned here Saturday from quite an ex-
tended stay on the gulf coast, at Sarasota.
lie left that same day for Columbus, O.,
to go on the road for the summer as man
ager for the Forepaugh Il Sells Bros.
shows
Messrs. John Edwards and Louis Mey-
ers returned the latter part Of last week
from Eau Gallie, where they erected a
clOsely-built house over DIR. Yields new
cruiser for the summer, the boat being
left in charge of Messrs. Hodg~on Bros.
of that place. Mr.. Edwards left Sunday
for his home in Boston.
Indian River band We're out serenadina
at I.aGrange last night ard We're royalty
entertained mt the residence of Mr.. b.
F. Ives. Mr.. YOungs. the leader, al
mits now that it was prearrangcd plan
To surprise one of our young townsmci
last evening, vino happened 10 be- present
with the Ives family at the time.
Several of our young men started to n
tend dance that was To come off al
Minis packing house, on Wiley avenue
last night, but ii is said that on account al
an eXodns of Young ladies from LaGmng,
the affair did not materialize, and thi,
morning We hear something about THEN
losing the way in the hammock. l. that 50.
Charles Edbert Grant, monologist. re-
citing for the present season Dcnmu
ThOmpson's famous and popular story
The Old Homestead" will give an en-
tainment at the opera house next TueS-
day evening, certain per cent. Of the
proceeds 10 - To the benefit of the gym.
nasium. Admission - cents; reserved
seats - cents.
Indian River band gave a concert We'd
neslay night which was most thoroughly
enjoyed by large number of our towns
people who gathered near the band.
stand to listen This was the first ap-
pearance of the band in public since the
acquisition OF their new clarinet PLAYER
Mr.. Woods, who is certainly master Of
that instrument.
H. +. Atkinson, Esq, of Miami. stop,
ped off here sunday with the expecta.
ton that he might find Circuit Judge
Jones here. He wanted to get a per.
nit from the Judge to have Weir trans
ferred from the Jail here TO Miami