The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-02-23
LATEST NEWS AND INCIDENTS.
Matters OF Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.


Around Town.
Mr.. Eli T.. Walker, of Woodley. was in
the county seat Tuesday and Wednesday.
Rev. John A. Hughes and son accom-
panied Messrs. Mace and Bell on the
Edna c. Tuesday as far as Vaudeville.
Miss WEIGH, of Boston, friend of Mrs.
X. Ii. Baxter, arrived Wednesday, and
they expect to visit Palm Beach in a day
or so.
Youngs' Bicycle Livery, Hutchinson
avenue, near Indian River hotel. Tan
dems and single wheels. Popular prices.
w. f. Youngs.
Mr.. Irving l.. Crosse, of Newark, \.
j., who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
L. L. Wetmore for about a month, left
Tuesday afternoon for Miami and Hav-
ana.
Owing to the conservation services that
will be held in ~. Johns Episcopal
church, at Eau Gallie, on Sunday next,
the 18th inst, Archdeacon Il +. Brown
will not hold service at ~. Gabries
church, this place, on that date.
The members of the Indian River band
are making preparations for giving con
cert, the proceeds of which will be de-
voted towards purchasing uniforms for
hot summer months soon To come on.
The concert will consist of solos, duos,
triOs, by members Of the band Further
particulars will be given later
Mr.. F. F.. Davis, advance agent of
Cooper Il Co.'S show, with billing corps,
arrived here Tuesday and have the town
billed for an exhibition by this show on
Saturday, March 3rd Mr.. Davis is a
most agreeable advance agent and does
good work for his company. We predict
that the show will be well patronized
here.
Messrs. c. w. Stevens, of Tampa, and
q. +. Stanford and c. w. Forester, of
Arcadia, trio of the legal talent from
the gulf side of the state, were in town
Monday and Tuesday 10 transact some
business before Judge Jones in which
Judge Wall, of the sixth circuit, was dis
qualified. These gentlemen were well
pleased with the appearance of our town.
Titusville Home Minstrels will play in
the opera house next Friday night, Mch.
2nd. The boys have been rehearsing
regularly and will endeavor to give Il
first class entertainment. Admission
81, - and ID cents Indian River band
will be in attendance and render good
music. Lookout for the parade Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Annie Garlic, with her two chill
dren, Edna and Robert, took leave We'd
nesday afternoon for Nebraska where
Mrs. Garlic has gone in response To re-
quest from an uncle of hers To keep house
for him, his wife having lately died. Mrs
Garlic says she expects 10 come back to
Florida in about two years hence, and
her friends hope that the same will prove
true.
Yesterday being the anniversary of
Washington's birthday, the legal holiday
Was observed by the bank and postotiice
being closed. At the public school
special exercises were held in all depart
ments iii honor of Washington, the
father of his country" The Indian
River band gave IA patriotic concert in
the opera house instead Of out doors, on
account of the clustering west wind
We learn that our brother editor ui the
Advocate, Mr.. G. IL. Walton, has Just
lately purchased the house and lot
known as the Paddison place, now oc-
Cupied by Conductor Waddell. This
looks rather suspicious. The dickcy birds
have flown into the Advocate ullice -
many times heretofore and sung Of COM
ing events casting their shadows before.
that II would not surprise "A good many OF
The friends of the bachelor editor If ne
wasn't preparing the cage for the bird
himself tins time.