The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-01-19
CURRENT LOCAL LAGON|CS.
Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About Titusvills.

Mr.. T.. l.. Brady paid Cocoa flying
trip Monday afternoon, returning Tues
day.
Rev. ]. +. Mickler will hold divine ser
vice in the Methodist church Sunday eve
ming, the. 2lst inst, at O'Clock.
Miss Myra Williams, of Rockledge, is
visiting her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. w. n.
Hendry, arriving in town about the
middle of last week.
Mrs. Wade Harris and two children
left last Friday afternoon for COcoanut
Grove, where they will spend several
weeks with friends.
Miss Fannye Andrews, one OF Cocoa S
most popular young ladies, was visiting
her friend, Mrs. ]. ID. Crabb, a part OF
last week and the early portion of this
week.
Mrs. r. X. Taylor and three children,
of Miami, who have been staying in Or
ange county ever since the middle OF
4. October, passed through this place Tues
day on their way home.
Messrs. w. II. Halland,' w. II. Chad
wick, j. Ii. Bickerstaff and II. I. Benton,
of Scale, Ala, arrived here the first OF
the week and spent several days fishing
and hunting at the head of the river.
DIR. Yields auxiliary boat, described in
the last issue Of THE STAR, arrived here
Saturday via Mosquito inlet and Haul
over canal, and proceeded at once to thu
Canaveral club house, on Banana creek.
Messrs. G. q. Hammond and ID. b
nf
Canaveral club, arrived last Friday after
noon, and proceeded to the club house
Saturday morning in Mr.. q. de Il. Schuy
ler's new catbOat.
Mrs. +. T. Bulge arrived last Friday
afternoon from Miami for a visit with he
parents, Capt. and Mrs. Jas. Pritchard
: Being an immune she did not have Il
wait until the first of this week for quar-
gTantine TO be raised. Her many friends
are exceedingly glad to meet her at TIN
her old home.
Mr.. Willie Cleveland, the electrician o
the Titusville Electric Light company
was summoned To Rockledge Sunday &
locate the trouble with the electric ligh
plant at the Hotel Indian River, whicl
refused TO start up for some reason. Ill
successfully attended to the same earl
Monday morning, returning that day.
Messrs. A. j. Richardson and Ton
Wallace, of Shelbyville, Kentucky, VIII
who are spending the winter on thei
Yacht, the Rosalind, arrived here trou
Cocoa Tuesday and are expecting ia
arrival of their friend, Mr.. w. w. Long
moor, of Frankfort, Kentucky, on sur
day, when they leave for cruise as IA
south as Biscayne bay.
Our town Was relieved of most of its j.
dicial and legal talent the first of the wee
with Circuit Judge Jones down the rive
Attorneys Geo. NJ. Robbins and n
Goldsmith at Tampa since Monday, an
with County Clerk Stewart ut the m'
tropolis. Nessrs. Robbins and Goldsmit
had "A case to argue before Judge Wal
which they attended to and arrived HON
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. W. 5. Pitts, of Fort Pierce, is caI
wasting Brevard, Nolusia and Osceo
counties for Coins" new work
..NIonev. Trusts and Imperialism" Tt
hook will not be less in size than Com
Financial school," and will be profnsel
illustrated and bound in two eolored be
enamelled paper cover. Price, % cent
Mr.. Pitts has secured quite large nun
Der of subscriptions TO the work, and tn
week and next is canvasslng IN Nolusl
DIR. Weld, of the Canaveral club, vi
over with his new auxiliary boat Tue
dav. and the new craft had quite n nun
Der of visitors, who all pronounced h'
admirably adapted for comfortable cruz
ing ON Indian and Banana rivers. I'll
novel craft has centerboards IN her ~
mdders and her propeller shaft lifts 4
ont of the water when under sail or nece
sarv 10 clean off grass. She has ii H.
Alco.yapor motor, and only draws It
inches of water.
The sloop Flora, owned by Mr., W.
Woodward. of New Haven, which hi
been in charge of Capt. Nelson for a coup
of wears on account OF her owner n
coming to Florida, has changed hand
and is now owned by lobe Price, OF Thu
willie. who purchased the sloop Tor 90
This transfer was effected through q