The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-01-05
CURRENT LOCAL lACONIGS.

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hear cases in chambers.
Send your watches for repairs to w. NJ.
Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
The new schedule on the F. Z. G. is
expected to take place about the 18th inst.
Mr.. S. ID. Geiger returned to Cocoa and
down river points Wednesday and yester-
day.
Major Peabody, the travelling represen-
tative Of the Tmes-Union and Citizen,
was about town yesterday.
Rev. w. II. Steinmeyer, formerly in
charge of the Methodist church here,
will be located in Kissitamee this year.
Miss Annie Paddison returned Sunday
from several days spent with her brother,
Mr.. q, F. Paddison, and family, at Eau
Gallie.
Miss Katie Dyer, of Potsdam, returned
home Wednesday afternoon after few
days visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. Adhemar
Brady.
Miss Ella Singleton returned to her
scholastic duties at Jensen Tuesday after
noon, after spending a few days with
Mrs. Curtiss.
Mr.. Hw. McKinnon, of North Caro-
lima, who has charge of the turpentine
camp near this place, with several help
arrived Wednesday.
There is no report of any damage To
the fields in the pineapple belt from the
recent cold. Guess some of them were a
little scared over it though.
A branch of the Florida ostrich farm at
Jacksonville will be establisheI ut Palm
Beach about the middle of this month, ar
earlier if the necessary arrangements can
be completed.
The thermometer registered just 81 de-
grees at Miami during the cold wave Of
Tuesday. This ought TO have dispelled
the yellow fever germs even at the loss of
che bean and tomato crops.
Messrs. Alexander Cochran and James
NJ. Goldman, of Boston, members of the
Canaveral club. arrived Monday night,
remaining in town until the next morn
ing, when the E.l King carried them
across to the club house.
Little Miss Fannie Bulge entertained
about dozen of her little friends on
straw ride last Friday afternoon, which
included trip to LaGrange The wei
fare of the little folks was looked after
by Mrs. Jas. Pritchard and her daughter,
Miss Kate.
Mr.. II. S. Kealhofer, who resigned his
position as assistant general freight agent
OF the +. +. G. railway, taking effect the
first of the year, has been succeeded in
that position by Mr.. q. e. Floyd, who
was the company's freight agent at
Jacksonville.
Mr.. Wheeler Straight, of Columbus,
OHIO, spent part of Tuesday and Wed
nesday in this place on Il visit TO his
friend, Mr.. 5. ID. Geiger, extending his
trip To Cocoa yesterday, but his stay
here is brief, rs he has to be in Ohio the
first of next week.
q. ID. Ackerly, formerly general pas
senger agent of the Jacksonville, Tampa
and Key West railway. has been APP
pointed advertising agent of the Cincin-
natl. Hamilton aud Dayton railroad,
with headquarters at Cincinnati. lie
assumed his new duties January LIST.
Mr.. Eugene Brainerd and wife, ol
Columbus, Ga., stopped of here last week
from Thursday until the next day on
their way to Eau Gallie, which place
Mr.. Brainerd counts rs his home, al
though he has been steamboating in
West Florida for nearly two wears past.
Mrs. c. +. Fischer returned yesterday
from the Ancient city, where she ac-
companied the captain "Wednesday OF
last week, and spent the week most
pleasantly taking in the sights of that
city. The captain is now on his way Ia
Miami with the government launch Halt
Moon.
The houseboat Buckeye, with Mr.. I.
A. Snider and party on board, arrived
here Sunday afternoon from several
weeks stay at points on the HillbOrongl
and Halifax rivers, leaving Monday after
noon for Cocoa. Rockledge and Fan Gal
lie. Mr.. Snider expected To be Joined
here by a party of friends, but they were
DELAYED en- route and expect to join the
houseboat party at Eau Gallie.
New year was heralded in Sunday
night by the ringing of bells and the
blowing of whistles, both OF which re-
sounded through the air at the midnight