The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-11-30
CURRENT LOCAL. lACONCS.
Brief Mention OF what IL Going On In
and About Titusvine.

Brief Mention OF what ts Going On IN
and About TitusviIle.
Send your watches for repairs TO w. NJ.
Woodward. Titusville. Work guaranteed.
Geo. Wray, the piano tuner, viii visit
the east coast in December.
A cottage for rent on the Banana river
for the winter. For particulars apply to
NJ, in care Florida Star Office.
Several bargains in second hand and
shop worn bicycles at THE STAR Office.
Now is your time to buy wheel cheap.
L. A. Brady is having his residence in
South Titusville reprinted; W.R. Knox is
welding the brush and making neat
job Of il. th45.It ...# .
You are cordially invited to attend SER
vices ut the Methodist church Sunday
evening at o'clock. The pastor, Rev.
.J.E Mickler, will preach at Minis Sunday
morning. A. asE
Mrs. j. 7. Davis returned home Wed
nesday from stay of eight weeks with
relatives IN Georgia, quite improved in
health by the change.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Walton returned to
jacksonville Monday, where they took In
the Gala Week festivities; thence they
expect to visit Washington, DC.
R-R. Gladwin has given up his position
as express messenger on the Jacksonville
Miami run and will take the position
of agent at this place, commencing, prob
ably tomorrow.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho-
dist church will hold its meeting next
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock at the
residence of Mrs. E. w Hall; full attend
ance is desired.
Colonel C.P. Horton, of Bourne, Mass,
and Mr.. T. Watson Merrill and friend,
Mr.. Barton, of Boston, are expected to
arrive Sunday. They will be the first ar
rivals Of the Canaveral club.
County School Superintendent J. H.
Sans, accompanied by his daughter and
son, arrived in town Tuesday in their sail
boat from Courtenay and Miss Sans left
the same day for jacksonville, where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. LeBaron.
Tom. Hicks has been hors du combat
for several days past with "slow fever"
50 to speak. An Aesculapius could not
easily diagnose the malady; but most
"'any old thing" could readily discern the
mi-lady. He has a new disease at this
writing; he is cOnvalescent.
The following attorneys, aside from the
members of the 1itusville Tar, are in at
tendance at this court: w. /. Palmer,
acting states attorney for j. ID. Beggs,
who was called to middle Florida by the
death Of his mother; A. St. Clair Abrams,
jacksonville; W. r. Ammo, Geo. A. WOr-
ley, of Miami; =. II. Seymour, of Kissim-
NEE, and c. T. McCarty, of Ankona.
Mr.. AR. Gladwin, of Sherburn, NY,
was an arrival last Saturday for a visit
of a week or so to his brother, Mr.. S. n.
Gladwin, and family. The former gentle
man has been coming to Titusville ever
since 1895 and spends part of every win
ter here, where he thoroughly enjoys
the sport of fishing with hook and line.
The following residents of our river
were in town this week on account of the
session Of the fall term of the circuit
court: C.. A. Robinson, w. +. Richards,
w. r. Hardee, Henry Whipple, of Eden;
il. Jensen, James Holmes. T.V. Moore,
EA Ireland, WI. Allen, CO. Jannoch,
Jensen; Z. P. Porcher and wife and VIZ.
Dixon, Cocoa; Fred. F.Taylor, ROckledge;
d.. Alderman, Eli o. Morgan Dan. Rob-
erts, Fort Pierce; ID. +. Austin, White
City; L. II. Toussant, Rlo; B. Bowers,
Rockledge; W. Sanders, Indianola; F.P.
Harner. RI LaRoche and ID. j. I.aRoche,