The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-06-15
CURRENT LOCAL LACONICS.
Brief MeatiOn OF what Is Going On In
and About TItusViIIe.

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Send your watches for repairs to w. NJ.
Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
Mr.. j. A. Taylor, of Shiloh, paid THE
STAR Office a pleasant call while in town
Tuesday.
The syrup is the ''soul OF the soda" If
the syrup is good, the soda is good; vice
versa. Wilson K Son.
Mr.. j. o. Walton, of Jacksonville,
spent couple of days with his brother,
Mr.. c. II. Walton, at this place the first
of the week.
Attention is called to the new adver
tisement of Messrs. J. Korb & Co., of
Slaughterville, KY, in another column OF
THE STAR this week.
Wonder who the next couple will lie
to get married? Some of our knowing
young society people seem to think We
wont have long to wait.
Mr.. Louis Meyers, of Minis, has work
on the new addition being built to the
New Rockledge hotel, Rockledge. He
came up and spent Sunday at home.
We learn that Mr.. Geo. w. Scobie will
start up his fish business at this place
again; considerable number of his fish
erInen at Grant are to return hele and
fish.
Mr.. ]. T. Davis arrived home from Sc
bastian "Wednesday to be present at the
marriage of his daughter that evening
He returns down the river again Satur-
day.
Mr.. w. ii. Harris, who has charge OF
the Fort Pierce branch of j. T. Price s
fish business, arrived home "Wednesday
afternoon 70 spend few days with his
family.
90 Mrs F. j. Reid. of st. Augustine. was
among the arrivals in town Wednesday
afternoon for visit of several days to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. :. Nor
wood.
Mr.. G. c. Cmtiss expects to leave Mon
day for few days visit with his family
in jacksonville. During his absence his
position will be filled by Mrs. A. ID.
Penney.
Capt. Peter Nelson has the keel laid fol
Mr.. +. f. Cooley's new yacht, which, the
owner will cruise up and down the coast
in next winter. Mr.. Andrew Froscher I:
assisting in the work.
Several of our townsmen expect 10 70
to jacksonville next week to be present
at the state convention. Jacksonville has
prepared for big time. All who go, del
egates or spectators, will he sure To enjoy
themselves.
Mr.. =. ID. Geiger arrived home Tuesday
afternoon from several months stay IL
Orange and Lake counties, where he ha
been interesting the orange growers II
the Mcfarland tent. lie returns for
new outfit ami short stay at home will
his family.
Mr.. Edmund simmons, of Cocoa, spen
IA part of Tuesday and Wednesday II
town, coming here To shoot off the II
that Was made between himself an'
Messrs. Dbl Pritchard ani L.C. Brannin
at Cocoa the first of May. IL Was decide
bv miss and ont shoot, and Mr.. Sim
mons won the prize.
Mr.. T. b. Hicks. who has been con
nectcd with the fish firm of j. J. Tucke
X Co, has launched out in the fish bus
ness for himself. The Tucker Bros. vi
also continue the business IN the name 1
j. J.. Tucker. This Is IA mutual agre,
ment-both parties using the same quar-
tcrs on the old railroad wharf.
Mr. +. W. Anderson and bride return
ed from their bridal tour Thursday of LIS
week, Mr.. Anderson being called 10 Ia
duties n raiiruad agent AT stuart on az
count of the large shipments of pineal
pies now going forward. Mrs. AnderSo
stopped off for couple days stay Wit
her mother ut l.atir.,ugc, proceeding q
10 Stuart Saturday.
Ernest and sam Nanlandingham an
Will Mcfarland, Mrs. b. Il. Pyles, Mi
Florence Nanlandingham and Miss Lila
Watts paid visit la the ocean beach I'll
first part of this week. While saiiIn
in the lagOun tine mast Of their h"'
broke off near th, throat block. The
drifted i'm al Geo. Hunts landing, whri
they secured another hnat and went "
Ia the beach, spending Monday night ;
Scnbie's old fish house. I'm e%cItu
time and mosquitoes few.
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