The Florida star., 1900-07-27
LATEST NEWS AND INCIDENTS.
Matters Of Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Johnson returned
afternoon from Chester
Shoals.
Major L. B. Dawson, of Narrows,
arrived in town yesterday to spend day
or so on business.
Mr.. A. Hadley and little son took in
the excursion to Tampa the latter part of
last week and first part of this.
Judge d. L. Gaulden and wife went
to Jacksonville Tuesday afternoon, re-
turning home yesterday.
Mrs. Hover, wife of engineer Hover, of
Cocoa, spent from Friday last until Sun
day in this place with her friend, Mrs. F.
Baldwin.
County Clerk A. A. Stewart is up and
about again. He is a delegate To the Fort
Pierce convention and expects to attend
if his health will permit.
Mrs. l.. A. Brady is expected to return
home from Jacksonville tomorrow after
noon. Her stay there was cut short by
an attack of chills and fever.
Mr. Frank Deppe has resumed his for
mer position as baker at Mrs. Deisner's
bakery. The new baker departed for the
metropolis Of the state Monday.
DIR. and Mrs. j. b. Screven will prol0ng
their stay at Sea Breese about IA week
longer than they expected. probably re-
turning home some time next week.
Having secured the services of an ex-
perienced repairman, The Florida Cycle
company will do bicycle repair work,
cleaning, etc. Leave your wheels at THE
STAR office.
MIR. j. \. Davis, special examiner L. S.
pension bureau, arrived here the first
part of the week, and chartered the slOOp
Why Not, Capt. Simonson, to carry him
To Canaveral.
Mrs. +. o. Williams, of Jacksonville,
was passenger on the sOuthbound train
Sunday enroute to Ellen where she was
called by the illness of her father, Mr..
C. A. Robinson.
Mr.. J. +. Fultz, of Spruce Bluff, is in
iown. We hear that Mr.. FultZ' name
will probably be presented to the county
convention at Cocoa next month for tax
collector.
Mr. :. w. Shealey, of Minis, started
Tuesday for LOrena, 5. c., where he will
visit his father for while, but will prob
ably return to Indians sriver before the
winter months.
Mr.. Aaron Cleveland, of Merritt. is
spending the week with his family here,
but expects to return to his rural and
farm occupations at Merritt tomorrow on
the steamer Canaveral.
Mrs Mamie Hitchcock went to Palm
Beach Monday where her husband is
located at present. Mrs. Hitchcock
spent a little over two weeks int town
very pleasantly visiting her friends.
Capt. James Paine, of IT. Lucie, paid a
visit To his brother-in-law, Judge Jones
and family, from Saturday until Monday
Capt. jim looks a. young and hearty rs
he did some fifteen or twenty years ago.
Mr.. Il l.. Mot!ow has signed contracts
with Mr. L. L. Decker Tor the erection of
his new building on Julia street, the
agreement being reached Tuesday. The
building will be quite IL large one and Will
have Il handsome front.
Miss Ella Singleton, of Rockledge, has
gone to the northern part of the state,
where she will have charge of school
for the remainder Of the summer. In
the fail she expects To enter the state
normal at DeFuniak for another year >
work.
Wanted: One young man from Brevard
county, Florida, To prepare for the coming
railway mail service examination. We
furnish everything, including books and
maps Address inciosing stamps, Inter
State Correspondence Institute, Cedar
Rapids, Ia.
Mr.. X. Is. Stewart, of Brantlev. who l.
now residing temporarily at Bovine, came
up Saturday 10 see about some land
business, he having recently acquired Il
nice little orange grove adjoining his fine
place at Brantley. lie returned Monday
afternoon.
The deciding game of baseball between
Jacksonville and Fernandina teams for
the pnrse of 81 900 comes off this Friday
afternoon at Jacksonville, with Mr.. \. J.
Macarthur, of Gainesville, as umpire, who
has been agreed 10 by both sides The
Jacksonville team has Just won two games