The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-06-22
LATEST NEWS AND INCIDENTS.
N ALTERS Of Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.

SuISly SuIllt1cT Weather Is mere.
Mrs. Louis A. Brady is quite indisposed
this week, We are sorry to state.
DIR. and Mrs. B. r. Wilson were made
happy yesterday by the arrival of fine
boy.
Mr.. Geo. w. Scobie is putting an ice
box in his fish house here to hold five
tons Of ice.
Mayor 4. ID. Penney spent the greater
part of the week in Jacksonville taking
in the convention.
Two steel-tested pit game cocks and
hens. Both cocks winners of fights each.
Call or write +. Z. KNOX, TitusvilIe.
Fred Scobie came up yesterday in his
sailboat from Grant, where he has been
looking after his fathers fish business.
Mrs. G. Bouknight paid visit to her
daughter, Mrs. James Paines, at Cocoa,
over Sunday, returning home Monday.
Miss Annie Norwood returned yester-
day afternoon from Indianola, where she
had been visiting her sister, Mrs. j. +.
Mitchell.
Judge Jones paid visit TO his Klon-
dixie plantation last Saturday, where he
is having some building done during the
heated term.
Judge Gaulden is spending the greater
part Of the week in Jacksonville, return
ing home last night to celebrate his daugh-
ter's birthday.
Mr.. l.. X. Decker is having the lumber
placed on the lot for the building of a
winter home in South Titusville for
northern man whose name We cannot re-
call just now.
The only services in Titusville Sunday
were in the evening at the Methodist and
Episcopal churches; Rev. \. ID. Penney
at the Methodist, and Archdeacon Brown
at IT. Gabriels.
Archdeacon Brown will hold divine
service AT ~. Martins church, Jupiter, to-
day at 10 a. IN. and 40 p. m, at Wave
land-Jensen Sunday,at 1880 a. M, and
NJ Eden ut $50 p. IN.
DIR. J. VI. Dixon and Mr.. l.. r. Decker
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confer with Supt. Sans in regard TO the
new school building. the superintendent
being detained at home OH account of
illness.
MesSrs. T.. l.. Brady and W. VI. Brown
went To Miami sunday to look after
bushes interests there. They were ac-
Icompanied bv little Miss Dorothy Bulge,
who was returning home after visiting
her grand parents for few weeks. Mr.
Brady returned home "Wednesday.
Mr.. :. +. Gray, of this town, placed
on our desk one day this week sample
peach, grown on his place on the river
bank, which eclip~es anything We have
seen grown i'm Florida Ii i H. large H.
almost any of the famous Georgia peach
e., and the flavor WAS a. fine as its APP
pramnce. Certainly this variety should
be more generally cultivated here.
Doctor W. =. Graham, one of Miami ;
stirring business men, and IN charge ot
the branch business II the Robbins *
Graham company ia the Magic city, Vas
among tlc arrivals in our town sunday
for few DAYS stay. Later on in the
simmer the doctor will take trip north
for his health. which hu- not been the
! hrS. since hc had IN attack of Ia grippe
rhi> past spring.
, Mis- Annie radli>ou, who has been
spending some time here with her sister.
D Mrs. Geo. VI. Robbins, lrit Yesterday f,r
her home al Point Caswel, \. {. Her
many friends here regret exceedingly tu
have her 20, and hope that il may not
/ be. long before -lc returns again. Master
. Richard Robbins accompanied her home.
where hr Will spend the summer with
iI> grandparents capt. I.d Mr.. K. i,
PaddI~ou.
-. Mauatcc journal. Capt. +. \. llcudTy
Of Fort Thompson. Lee county. the largest
horse ami improved cattle raiser iu ~nutl
Florida, made one -a.r ui Aui-,~ iron
uIs farm recently amounting to 80
spot cash.
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l-ightwooI posts Tor pineapple sheds
WiudDfrak- ami !cucr posts Write 70
i spectral lr.cr> IN car lvt-. Address +. "
! WWIE. agent Tor +. II. Allen.
Dental Announcement.
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