The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-01-12
CURRENT LOCAL LACONICS.
Brief Mention OF what Is Going On In
and About TitusviIIe.

send your watches Tor repairs 20 w. Nj.
Woodward, Titusyille. Work guaranteed.
Mr.. S. Proskey has arrived at the Hotel
Indian River this week and is now ready
for the tourist rush.
Presbyterian church services: Sunday
school At 9:45 n. m, preaching at IL a.
m, song and praise service at 7:l5 p. m.
Readers and books.
Archdeacon B. F. Brown will hold di-
vine service Sunday. the 18th inst, at
st. GabriePs church. Titusville, both
morning and evening.
DR.. ]. w. and Chas. McMurray, of
Marion, Ohio, and Mr.. j. q. Martin, of
Daytona, arrived in town Wednesday and
left yesterday morning for the gull coast.
Messrs. Robert Gillen and JOS. Hay
wood, of Amber, near Philadelphia, Pa,
arrived yesterday 10 spend a few weeks
with their friend, Mr.. b. F. Ives, at La
Grange.
The Mcfarland Fruit Protection COM
pany has employed sewing machine ex
pert to look after their machines, so that
there will be no delay from machines be-
ing out Of order.
Mr.. Frank T. Bulge passed through on
the sOuthbOund train yesterday after
noon, returning to Miami from brief
trip to Atlanta. He expects TO bring his
family here next week.
Rev. +. V. Blacknan, editor of the
East Coast Homeseeker, spent a part of
Wednesday and yesterday in town, but
expects to return to Miami this week,
Just as soon as quarantine is raised.
Mr.. Geo. A. Letford, travelling sales
man and advertising agent for Messrs.
II. L. Bucklen d Co., of Chicago, paid
Titnsville his annual eall Saturday, leav-
ing Sunday afternoon for the gulf coast.
Miss Aline Egger left last Friday after
noon for the north, presumably Phila-
delphia, and We shouldn't be surprised
to hear that she was married shortly az
l ter her arrival in the city of brotherly
love.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Peters, of New
York, a very lively and entertaining
young couple, arrived Monday and char
tered Capt. Cooks sloop-yacht for a cruise
down the river, leaving Wednesday morn
ing.
Mr.. b. w. Jerome, of ROckledge, came
up Wednesday afternoon TO put the
finishing touches upon the Daimler mo-
tors in Mr.. GOodalrs launch, the Memo,
before the boat was launched in the
river.
Mr.. Frank /. Clark, of Baltimore
southern representative of the famous
Orient bicycles and automobiles, OF
Waltham, Mass, was in town Saturday
with several trunks full of Orient 1906
bicycles. Mr.. Clark goes from Florida
TO Cuba.
The annual election of officers for the
Presbyterian Sunday school took place
Sunday as follows: Superintendent, Rev.
John A. Hughes vice DIR. Nj. ID. l.. bod.
son; Mrs. Weber reelected vice presi
dent; Mr.. q. w. Scobie, reelected sec
rotary and treasurer.
Mr.. W. r. Buie, wife and three chill
dren, OF Georgetown, >. G., arrived herr
this week OH visit TO his brother, Capt
A w Buie, and family. Mr.. Buie, lik,
his brother, is transportation man, be
ing passenger agent for the Georgetown
AMI Western railway.
Mrs Wright and her daughter, Mis-
Emma, of Green Cove Springs, arrived
Thursday night of last week and are 10
Gated in the Brown cottage at corner o
Palm and Julia streets. 1t will be re
membered that Miss Emma taught schOo
on Merritts island last year.
Palatka is to have another newspaper
making three in all. Mr.. T. y. Hartig
recently Of the Lake Butler Bulletin, AL,
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Nickers, of Palatka, will pub
lish The East Floridian, which is eX
pected to be launched into the journal
istic sea some time next week. We wis
Won success, gentlemen.
The locomotive on the Sanford division
Of the F. f. O. railway was treated to
new set of tires while at rest here sun
day. The tires were brought here las
week, and by doing the work on Sun
day, when there is no train on that Oh
vision, saved carrying the engine 10 tn
round house in ST. Augustine.
Mr.. s. ID. Geiger. has taken up the sal
of the Mcfarland tent, and left Monda
for Cocoa and Rockledge, accompanies
II Malaria nd