The Florida star., 1900-05-25
CURRENT LOCAL LACONIGS.
Brief Mention OF what Is Going On In
and About TitusviIIe.


Luce, Of Eden, were in town yesterday.
Send your watches for repairs to w. NJ.
Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
Miss Blanche Bouknight returned Mon
day from a short visit to her sister, Mrs.
J. A. Paine, at Cocoa.
Prof Jack Latin took his departure for
New York city Tuesday after spending a
little over six months in Titusville.
Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Corwin left Wed
nesday for Elmirs, n. V, where they
will spend the coming summer months.
Mrs. J. ID. Crabb and Master Roy left
Monday afternoon for Lynchbnrg, Tenn,
where they expect to spend the summer.
Rev. A. ID. Penney will occupy the
pulpit in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday, the 9th inst, in the absence OF
Mr.. Hughes.
Mrs. ]. b. Beach and Mrs +. b. Ever
EFT, of West Palm Beach, expect to leave
early in June to spend the summer in
Hendersonyille, n. c.
Don't use blank stationery. 1t don't
speak well for your business. THE STAR
will print it nicely for you at reasonable
rates. Send us your order.
The sun will 90 into eclipse next Mon
day morning shortly after q O'Clock. Be
sure and have your observation glass well
smoked before viewing the eclipse.
Mrs. +. c. Stetson and little daughter,
from Fort Pierce, were among the arrivals
in town Wednesday and are on visit To
Mrs. j. n. Feaster and family, at La
Grange.
Archdeacon b. F. Brown will hold di-
vine service at Jupiter Friday at 10 a. m.
and 7:45 q. M; at Eden Sunday at 1890
a. IN. and at Waveland-Jensen at $50 p.
M; also at Fort Pierce Monday at 7:45
p. IN.
Messrs John \. Hughes and family,
w. NJ. Woodward and daughter, Ruth,
sailed on the Edna "Wednesday mp the
river, expecting to he aSPy for week ar
two, the trip to include Dayt0na and Or
mond..
Mr.. G. w. CrabS, the popular livery
man of Cocoa, left Tuesday with his
little daughter for SOME place unknown.
IL il surmised 10y some that he may have
gene to New York We hope To ste him
back in "A Short while.
MI. Winston Branning won the gol /
watch ratified last Saturday night with IL
throw of "a. The watch Mas owned by
Mr.. Bert Johnson, of l.atirange. The
same watch WAS ratified off "Wednesday
night aud won hy Mr.. r. l.. Brady.
Mr.. sam Childs, Cocoa's expert mason,
is here this week doing the plastcrlng m
the interior of the colorrd Baptist church,
which has been thoroughly overhaulc,l
and repaired by Contractor Decker in All
dilion to erecting the new steeple.
The Misses ,line and Daisy Brady ar
rived home "Wednesday afternoon from
Strtson university, Del.and, bringing
with them their friend, Miss Brown, al
Hawthorne, for visit. Their return Is
welcome one To their many friends.
Wyatt l.. Brown has been transferred
frnm the car shops at -. Augustine to
the position ui fireman nn the branch he-
tween here ann sNdllltltl. NiNC~S " AT
don't object lis he finds ii very agreeable
"a visit latirange frequently when located
here.
\ letter irnm Mr.. Adhrmar Erady
who II located NJ pemorcst, IN North
Georgia, states that place II a delightful
point for rest ami health, and that hr
and Mis-. Brady and her mother, MIS-.
Brown, like it very much there. Their
momrtrr wa~ down to "A Monday morn
ing, May 2lst.
Miss Florence NanIandIugham arrived
home Yesterday aitri au ai'ernre "t Just
about a year part nf TINS Time being >l'rnI
with relatives in Georgia. and the other
mart included "A term At Florida Agricul-
Inral college. Lake City. She Mas az
cnmiauird home hy Miss lIlah Watts,
her cousin. uf Lake City, for visit.
Mr.. Cleo. r. Miles, president at the |.
II. X b. Il. /. y. Co., q! ~. Augustine,
also MIR. Cleo. ". GiOh~, at the Anc.rnt
,ltv. were in Tiu.,illr Monday AMI Iurs-
day 10 confer with Mr.. ". III. English, Of
the Mcfarland Fruit Protection Co, and
in which company thr ahove two gentle
men are Interested. They returned 1" -.
Augustine Tuesday afternoon.
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