The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-06-29
CURRENT LOCAL LACONICS.
Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About TitusvIIIe.

Send your watches for repairs to w. NJ. |
Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
Mrs. b. l.. Coutant and little son re-
turned home Monday from a visit to
relatives at Oak Hill.
Mrs. A. ID. Penney and little daughter,
Laura, paid a visit To Coca "Wednesday |
on account of Laura's i'll health.
Rev. j. f. Mickler will held services
in the Methodist church Sunday, July
LIST, both morning and evening.
Messrs. w. NJ. Brown and +. l.. Brady
spent several days in Jacksonville this
week, returning home "Wednesday.
Mr.. S. G. Vanlandingham went TO
NeOga yesterday to secure the lumber
for the new school building at Cocoa.
Mrs. ). W. Carroll and her sister, Miss
Hudson, expect To leave today for
Gainesville OH visit 10 their mother.
Mrs. j. Z. Brown and baby and Mrs.
NJ. ). Jones, Jr., and baby are visiting
friends and relatives in Rockledge and
Cocoa this week.
Miss Ethel Coutant, after spending sew
eral weeks at Miami, returned the first
of the week. She Is stenographer for
Mr. w. Nj. Brown.
We regret To learn that Mr.. and Mrs.
w. b. Waddell expect TO make Jackson
willie their home after they return from
their summer trip.
Mr.. G. c. Curliss returned from Jack
sonville Sunday afternoon. Carl Is think
ing seriously of going Ia the metropolis IN
the fall To remain permanently.
Mr.. W. l.. Brown has bought the place
on Hopkins street owned 10y his father,
and is making repairs and Improvements
upon the same. Looks rather suspicious,
Wyatt.
Miss Annie Stewart, who stopped of
here Thursday Of last week returning
from ST. JOsephs academy, st. Augustine,
for visit to her uncle, Dr. \. y. Stew
art, left Friday for her home III Brantley.
Mrs. Albert Wilson, of Hardeeville,
spent Tuesday in Titusville among some
of her friends Mr.. Wilson left Il few
DAYS ago for Palm Beach where he eX
poets To bee engaged this present summer
The general merchandise store of Jas
Morrow, at Sebastian, was totally destroy
ed by fire early Tuesday morning, the
origin of the fire is not known. The loss
is fully 3, 900 on stock of merchandise
OH which there was no Insurance.
Mr.. J. Is. Hockaday, the newly APP
pointed division superintendent Of the
Southern Express company, assumes
charge on July list. Mr.. Hockaday i
meeting the agents and route agents of
the company in Savannah this week.
There Was an excursion rate of 81 for
the round trip from Titusville Ia Day
ton last Saturday and sunday, which
was patrunized mostly by the culored
people, the colured band from paytonu
coming down Friday night to work up
crowd
Mr.. George Gardner, of l.atirangr, pre-
scented us few days ago with some OF
the finest peaches ever grown IN the
south. They were equal to the famous
Georgia peaches. George has the trees
fifteen feet high and a. many fret in
width. lie l. making big success with
peaches.
Mrs IL. l.. Mutlnw and Master Willie,
the baby, too, and her cousin, Miss Pearl
Heath, left "Wednesday afternoon for
Tennessee Mrs. MutloW Will Sprud the
summer at Winchester, where Mrs. Mot
lows parents reside. Bob has Joined the
n't-gct-a away club and left same after
noon for Cocoa.
We are Informed that Capt. Ramsey,
IF the steamer CanavrTal, will make one
trip a week To TiIusville and return from
Eau Galiie on Saturday, stopping Al inter-
mediate points. giving tw" hours time III
the county seat. lfthis service i>ipatron-
lied sufficiently lac L. willing To make
more than one trip. The first trip To be
next week.
FRESH LOT of FANCY CAKES
a i l.. 1.