The Florida star., 1900-05-04
CURRENT LOCAL LACONICS.
Brief Mention OF what Is Going On In
and About TitusviIle.

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Mrs. Deisner's Bakery, Titusville. New
baker Just arrived. Fresh bread daily,
pies, cakes, etc, always on hand.
Miss Fannie Gray, who has been teach
ing the public school at Fort Drum, ar
rived home the latter part of last week.
Mr.. George NJ. Robbins went To Miami
Saturday afternoon. He has several i'm
portant cases before the circuit court there
this week.
II. A Carrell, the Western Union
operator here for six months or more
past, left for his home in the Ancient
city Tuesday.
Major +. NJ. Taylor and family expect
10 leave the early part of next week for
Huntsville, Ala, stopping at points en-
route.
Youngs' Bicycle Livery, Hutchinson
avenue, near Indian River hotel. Tan
dems and single wheels. Popular prices.
w. Z. Youngs.
Capt. Jack Laflln has laid his house
boat, the Rose Marie, up for the summer,
aHd 70 SbOpp-hb ~ bA'C hSeS4 ASN - ~"
weeks ere going north.
Mrs. w. w. Jarvis, of Cocoa, accom-
panied by her friend, Mrs. Arthur A.
Bliss, of Orlando. arrived in town yester-
day TO spend day or so among friends.
The schooner yacht Edna, with Mr..
II. b. Mace, Rev. John A. Hughes and
Mr.. Bell OH board, sailed Monday for
Daytona and Ormond To spend the week.
Phil Wright, one of the compositors in
the Advocate Office, gave mp his place
this week TO accept the position as mes
senger boy for the Western Union Tele
graph company here.
Feaster Norwood went to Indianola
Wednesday where he will remain with
his sister, Mrs. j. f. Mitchell, for while
Mr. Mitchell being called to the store
of Mr. George n. Hatch, at Rockledge.
Mr.. w. II. English and Mr.. Seymour
and family went 10 jacksonville Tuesday.
Mr.. English went to attend the agrl-
cultural meeting, and Mr.. Seymour and
family will probably spend few weeks
there.
\ fine boy of twelve pounds weight
made his appearance nj the home Of Mr..
NJ. ). Jones, Jr, Tuesday night, much
To the delight of the parents. Marshal
Jones is receiving congratulations on all
sides this week.
Mr.. Macdonald, of Little River, who
formerly resided here in Titusville several
years ago, and owned property on Main
street near the river front, arrived In
town Saturday and is spending several
days here this week.
Judge Jones left Friday afternoon for
Miami, stopping OFF at Palm Beech for a
day or So for "A brief visit to some Of his
friends. This is the first term of circuit
court held at Miami since il has been
voted the county seat.
Judge Gaulden is congratulating him
self that his weekly trips 10 Del-and will
soon b.. off for the summer at least, as
Mrs. Gaulden and family will return
home Immediately after commencement
exercises at Stetson, which will be held
May 18th 10 2lst.
Rev. Stuart Martin, who has been in
change of the Episcopal mission at Con
way, in Orange county, has taken up hls
duty OH Merritts Island, passing through
here Saturday on his way to his new field
of labor. His congregation at Conway
presented him with silver soup tureen
on Easter Sunday.
Messrs. W. II. Mcfarland and Fred :.
ChafFee spent compile of days in Palatka'
~. Augustine and Jacksonville the early
part of the week, returning home Mon
dav. Mr.. Mcfarland is attending the
meeting of Florida agriculturists tins
week AT jacksonville. He will return
here ere leaving for the north.
Editor f. V. Baker and his estimable
wife. of the Sanford Chronicle, spent sun
day in Palm Beach, where Mrs. Baker
enioyed gathering her first shells on the
sea shore. They stopped here over Mon
dav night on their return home, thorough
ly pleased with their trip. The STAR ac-
knowledges a most pleasant call from
them Monday afternoon.