The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-13
LATEST NEWS and INCIDENTS.
Matters of Interest Than Are Happening
Around Town.

Today is Good Friday. The lenten sea-
son closes on Easter Sunday, the 18th inst.
Charlie Gaillard was a passenger on
the sonthbOund train Monday afternoon,
bound for Miami
Mrs. John A Hughes returned the first
of the week from few days visit with
relatives at Ormond.
Be sure to investigate each booth at
the garden party, for they will contain
something interesting.
Rev. S. +. Cove arrived in town from
Enterprise Monday afternoon and left for
down river points same day.
Mrs. Hawthorne, of Hawthorne, Put
nam county, arrived here "Wednesday
afternoon on visit to Mrs. X. L.Motlow.
Ofcourse yOu will attend the garden
party, given by the band on the Indian
River hotel lawn. Monday evening, April
10th.
Miss Bessie Hall has been quite i'll at
81. Augustine, but has convalrsred SO as
20 proceed with her studies at st. Joseph's
academy.
Capt. J. :. Mathison arrived from
down the river the latter part of last
week, and is spending a few days with
his family.
YOungs Bicycle Livery, Hutchinson
avenue, near Indian River hotel. Tan
dems and single wheels. Popular prices
w. f. Yonngs.
Miss Adlie King, of Harderville, after
visiting few days with her friend, Miss
Mary Feaster, at LaGrange, returned
kome Monday.
Mr.. Fred. Herbert Black, OF City Point,
and Miss Addie l.. Sans were married
Wednesday, the 18th, ut the home of the
bride, by Archdeacon b. F. Brown.
Passenger trains were delayed Sunday
by the derailment of several freight ears,
caused by broken flange to the trucks
This mishap occurred near Wa-Wa.
Mr.. and Mrs W. +. Jibb expect to oc-
cupy the cottage lately added TO and
thoroughly o;erhauled hy Mr.. l.. Il.
Decker, near the Indian River hotel.
Master Ernest Keyworth, of Baltimore,
was among the arrivals in town last Fri
day afternoon, to join his mother and
sister who are visiting with Mrs. Helen
W. Reynolds.
Miss Phoebe Cleveland, who returned
Ia her home at Merritt several weeks
ago from New Orleans, paid a visit to her
brother, William, here this week from
Monday until "Wednesday afternoon.
The garden party to he given by the
Indian River band Monday evening,
promises To be- a unique and very pleas
ant affair. The boys are working hard,
and have enlisted the help of the ladies,
81 that the success of the evenings en-
tertalnmeut il assured.
We call attention to the advertisement
of Alessrs. Carpenter X GriIli-, who start
mp their new meat market tomorrow in
the huilding on Main street, formerly
used 10y W. Il Knox. They propose to
carry the best Florida meats in stock.
Advertisement on page 5.
Last Friday, April OH, Il fine baby boy
Was born To- MIR. and Mrs. Alfred lladley.
of Sunbeam. This arrival gives our iovial
I ice man six children in all-four kings
and pair of queens. The father Is the
{ happiest man in town, while the mother
and baby are both doing well.
/ Doctor W l.. Ilughlrtt, of Cocoa, and
/ Doctor {. L. Plafts and wife, If Fort
Pierce, stopped over here from Tuesday
p .,ff.ru,,u up!il "Wednesday ultruiuts ,T
I their way To- Orlando, Ia attend the an,
uual meeting of the Florida Medical
association. Doctor llughlett, hy request
will read a paper at this session of ia,
association entitled, Human Tuhcrcu
losiS With a Special Reference to Pulmon
airy Consumption.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Iiro. NJ. Robbins al,
Miss Annie PaddiSOn, also Mr>sr~. G. III
and j. O. Walton and Mrs. J. q. Walton
went la Ormond and Daytona Saturday
from whence Mr. and Mrs. Walton re
turned 10 jacksonville, Mr. {. IL. Walton
and Mrs. Robbins returned home Mon
dav, Miss PaddisoA extending her tril
that day to Eau Gallie on visit to he
brother, Mr. Robbins returning hom
Tuesday afternoon.
The editor of THE STAR and wife LEI
the latter part of last week for brief tri
To Sanford, Lakeland and Barlow, an,
spent several days most pleasantly 1t tn