The Florida star., 1900-08-03
CURRENT LOCAL LACOH|CS.
Brief Mention OF what Is Going On In
and About TitusviIIs.


day from several weeks visit to Middle
Florida.
The Titusville Social club had one of
their usual weekly dances at the opera
house last night.
Mr. r. l.. Motlow was called to Ten
nessee few days ago on account OF the
serious illness of his father.
II. F. Atkinson, of Miami, was in town
a few days the first part of the week, re-
turning to the Bay city Tuesday.
Major L. W. Peabody, the genial rep
resentative of the Times Union and
Citizen is in town today on business
trip down the east coast.
Mr.. Chambers, of the lower Indian
river, arrived here yesterday to assist
Capt G. f. Andrews in placing his new
motor i'm the launch Whistle Wing.
Mrs. w. s. Graham, with Masters John
ME, Robin, Ralph and Horold, arrived
here from Miami yesterday afternoon for
p visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Robbins.
Presbyterian church services: Sunday
school at 9:4o a. M. Preaching at 7:3O p.
m. The public are cordially invited to
attend the services. j. A. HUGHEs, Pastor.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Carroll & Goldsmith, on
page this week. They guarantee their
goods and pay special attention to mail
orders.
f. o. Morgan and +. l. Lesley, are at
Kissimmee getting ready to ship another
large bunch of cattle to Tampa. The
bunch will number seven hundred and
forty head.
Judge Minor S. Jones was called to
Jacksonville Tuesday after noon TO hear
several important cases IN the circuit conrt
for Duval county in which Judge X. NJ.
Call, of the Fourth circuit, is disqualified.
Mr.. Geo. f. Andrews went to Jackson
vile OH Wednesday IN see about shaft
for his naphtha launch. His motor has
arrived for the Whistle Wing, but is
short the shaft, which will delay him a
few days.
Mr. Harry Wilson, on the Cocoa and
ROckledge News force, was in town
Wednesday and yesterday visiting his
brother, and will probably remain here Il
few DAYS To- recuperate from an attack OF
malarial fever.
DIR. and Mrs. J. b. Screven and two
little daughters returned from their so
iourn at Sea Breeze Tuesday afternoon,
having been absent from home almost
three weeks. They thoroughly enjoyed
their outing by the sea.
Mr.. C.. A. Robinson. of Eden, left yes
terdav for Altoona, Penn, in the hope
To recuperate his health more rapidly IN
that northern latitude. His daughter
Mrs. +. q. Williams, of Jacksonville, vii
probably accompany him north.
The next regular meeting of the boar,
of county commissioners will be- hel,
next week, hut on account of three of the
members being delegates to the senatorial
convention at Fort Pierce the meetin!
will be adjourned from Tuesday unit
Thursday.
Mr.. l.. Thursby, OF Merritt, paid on
sanctum pleasant call last Friday ol
his way To New York city To spend th
balance of the summer. lie went from
here To Blue Springs, on the ~. John
river, aud thence via Jacksonville ant
the Clyde Line.
Mr.. W. J. Tucker, OF Fort Pierce, pass
ed through here yesterday on his Wa,
home from jacksonville where he attend
ed the meeting of the state llemocratl
executive committee. The commiite
did not transact any important business
and will hold another meeting on tn
2Ith inst.
MIR. j. l.. Carruthers moved his ton
sorial stand Tuesday from the Scrlmgeou
building, on Washington avenue, To III
Hall building, on Hutchinson avenue
near the bank building, recently occume
bv MIR. W. +. Noungs, where he Is yer
nicely located. lie will probably hav
more help shortly.
Mr.. q. +. Ensey, ofrrOplc, arrived !
town Monday and stopped for a whll
with his brother-in-law, Mr. l.. ;. Tltu
Mr.. .Ensev is still affected with rheumatisI
~ ,Lat ha a compelled tO use crutcheS