The Florida star., 1900-09-14
CURRENT LOCAL LACON|CS.
Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About TItusviIle.

n 0"i'hS ouhuay NhoihiHS at IO'oO.
Send your watches for repairs to w. NJ.
Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed
Rev. A. C. Sirdefeld will preach next
Sabbath morning and evening at Georgi-
ana.
We call special attention to Walker &
Co.'S new furniture advertisement this
week.
Mr.. George w. Scobie paid visit to
his fishing plant at Grant the first part of
the week.
Mr.. Jas. Andrews, of Tibbals, left yes
terday for New York city via O. s. S.
line from Savannah.
Mr.. b. w. Munshaw returned home
from Palatka Saturday, bringing his
daughter, Miss Emma with him.
Mrs II. b. Holmes, OF Cocoa, left We'd
nesday for New York, and from there
visits her father in Marion, Ohio.
Miss Lille Turner, of New Smyrna,
after spending about month here very
pleasantly With friends, returned home
Saturday.
Senator Dimick and wife, of Palm
Beach, passed through here yesterday on
their way north for little outing and
recreation.
Mrs. w. c. c. Branning, former
resident of this place, arrived here Satnr-
day from St. Lucie for few days visit
with relatives.
Tho NI;ssas roralina onl paSs;a a.sa.,
have returned 10 theiI home in Oviedo
after several weeks visit with Mr.. J. l..
Carruthers and family.
Mr.. ii. c. Woodhall returned from his
bridal tour yesterday afternoon, leaving
Mrs. WoOdhall at New Smyrna, where
she is visiting her sister.
Capt. II. b. Shaw returned Wednes-
day from his tour of inspection of houses
of refuge down the east coast. From
here he returned To Ormond via sailboat.
Mrs. l.. C. Branning, who has been
quite i'll for some few days, is improved
SD this week that she is up and about
again, much to the delight of her friends.
Mr. j. +. Hinton is just up and about
having had an attack of malaria and
bilious fever which has lasted for several
weeks.
Rev. John \. Hughes carried Mr.. b
Z. Smith and Col. Winans to the Haulover
yesterday on fishing trip. The party
had pleasant outing and caught several
fine trout.
Mr.. j. \. j. Wagner, Of Iynchburg,
Kentucky, who lived in Ttusville about
five wears ago, arrived yesterday after
noon for short visit to tins which he
calls home yet.
Mr.. Il. &. ScrimgeOur returned from ~.
Augustine Tuesday afternoon somewhat
improved by his short stay in the Ancient
city, but decided to go back yesterday to
remain for month.
Mr. l.. \. Brady has had the lot adj
Joining his place on the south, recently
purchased, cleared up. Quite an i'm
prOvement. We hope soon To sce him
build another cottage.
Mrs. \. W. Bnie AMI Master Jim, also
Mrs. Ruic's mother, Mrs. Feaster, return
eel saturday AFTERNOON Ioll tiltii sum
mering, much To- the pleasure "i Capt.
Buie, who met them in jacksonville.
Mr.. L. j. Hall, Mddleburg, Clay
county. Was amoung the arrivals in town
Yesterday Mr.. Hall may have consider
able contract work To do here, a. this Was
his former home, and he il we'll known
here.
Mr. and Mrs. \. j. Semblcr, of TavareS,
and daughter Miss Mabel, arrived YES
terdav afternoon. They will occupy
Fischer cottage Mr.. and Mrs. ~cmhlcr
are parents of our townsman, Mr.. T.. Il.
Srmbler.
Mr.. &. l.. smith, of Starke, arrived
here this week, and Is prospecting with
the probability of his investing n bust
ness. The deal on foot not being fully
cnnSummated Vet, We are not AT liberty 10
give further particulars today.
Mr.. John +. Dismukes, president ofthe
First National Bank OF ~. Augustine, ami
Mr.. Geo. W. Gibbs, also of the Ancient
city, paid our town visit Tuesday and
Wednesday. These gentlemen paid InE
STAR office u call while here.
Nr aul NIrs Il " Rhodes and Mrs