The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-01-19
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Lock Box 200, Titusvilie.
Mr.. J. d. Vann and son, of Shiloh,
were in town on business Monday and
Tuesday.
Judge NJ. S. Jones went to Fort Pierce
Saturday to drive out and view his Klon-
dixie plantation, returning home Wednes-
day afternoon.
Engineer Baldwin is pulling the throt-
tie on trains % and "a between Jackson
vile and Miami, but will keep his family
here in Titusville.
Mr.. c. d. LETTER, a former merchant
of Sanford, passed through here Monday
EN- route to Miami, where he will en-
gage in merchandising in future.
Mr. +. J. Seymour left Wednesday
morning for Jacksonville and ST. Angus
tine and will be present at the Republic
can convention today in the Ancient city.
Mr.. j. ID. Crabb arrived home for
short visit Wednesday afternoon from
Lake City. His friends all agree that his
avoirdupois has increased since he left
Indian river.
Sheriff Brown has planted out quite a
number of shade trees this week in the
court house lot, which, in few years,
will add greatly to the appearance Of the
county's property.
Mr. Ames, of Vermont, who is sperHd-
ing some time in the state, was in our
town this week looking about and in
speeding the tent protection business
pretty thoroughly.
We learn that sister of Mrs. j. II.
| Hogan arrived in town the first part of
the week on her way TO visit Col. and
Mrs. Hogan and sister, Miss Scheffler. at
Artesia, whom she had not seen in TWEEN
ty years.
Mr. Oscar fucker and Miss Carrie
Johnson, two of Miami's popular young
people, were married Tuesday night, at
Buena Vista, by Rev. Mr.. Fuller, rector
of the Episcopal church. Only u few
friends were present at the wedding.
Capt. c. F. Fischer arrived in Miami a
few days ago with the government boat,
| Half Moon, belonging TO the L. 5. Marine.
hospital service. As soon as supply of
coal and water Is taken there she leaves
for Nuevitas, Cuba, and no doubt has
left the bay city by today.
Mrs. W. NJ. Brown, accompanied by
Miss Louise and Master Mark Brown,
arrived home Tuesday afternoon from
New Hartford, Conn, where they have
been since the middle of the summer.
Mr. Brown arrived only the day before
from Miami TO meet them. They are
taking meals at the Indian River hotel
until the completion OF the new addition
To their residence.
Mr. Irving l.. Crosse, of Newark, y. j.,
civil engineer and surveyor, was among
the arrivals in Titusville Tuesday after
noon and will visit here for month or so
with Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Wetmore. Mr..
Crosse intends visiting Miami and Key
West and will probably extend his trip
10 Havana and several points in Cuba ere
returning home. We received pleasant
call from Mr.. Crosse and Mr.. Wetmore
Wednesday.
Mr.. II. W. Merrill, manager of the
Hotel Royal Palm AT Miami, was a pas
senger Oh the southh0und train Tuesday
accompanied by Chief Clerk McAuliffe
nd Miss Gosselin, the housekeeper. The
Royal Palm will open for the season to-
morrow, the 10Th inst Mr.. McAuliffe, who
has been in It. Louis, Mo, for the past
month, says that an unusually large num-
Der of tourists have booked rooms for
the winter Al Miami.
Capt. W. {. Peterson and his friend.
- Mr. :. Amcs, came over 10 Titusvile last
f Thursday 10 meet Mr.. Ames' brother.
, Serg. VI. F. Amcs. of Co. ii, 9th Massa.
, chusetts Nolunte, militia, and his mott er
, who have just arrived here from Boston.
|, Mass. Serg. Ames il suffering from AN
illness contracted in Porto Rico during
the >panish-American war. lie is going
To stop with Mr. Peterson, at Canaveral
where he hopes to gain his lost health
u He lett Sunday morning with Mr.. Peter
, son on the latter's return from Cocoa.
/ Capt. J. IL. Smith WAS on the south
bound train sunday for Eau Gallie hay
, ms been engaged to take command oftb,
!, steamer II. Sebastian. The Sahastia,