The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-02-16
LATEST NEWS AND INCIDENTS.
Matters OF Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.

The material for the gymnasium, which
was mentioned in THE STAR last week,
arrived Tuesday.
Attorney w. /. Metcalf, of West Palm
Beach, was attending the February term
OF county court here the first Of the week.
Mr.. J. d. Crabb, who has been here
this week on visit to his family, ex-
poets to return to business in Lake City
today.
YOungs' Bicycle Livery, Hutchinson
avenue, near Indian River hotel. Tan
dems and single wheels. Popular prices.
w. +. YOungs.
Mr. w. NJ. Moody left for jacksonville
Tuesday afternoon where his father re-
sides, and where he will make his home
for the present.
We are requested TO announce that the
Titusville Home Minstrels will give an
entertainment at the opera house Friday
evening, March 2nd.
w. NJ. and c. G.. Featherlv, former
owners and editors of the Miami Me.
tropOlis, have bought the Hartman Adj
vance, Of Hartman, Tenn.
Messrs. b. Il. Pyles and II. w. Joyner
went To Daytona Saturday. There they
attended GOrtOn's MINISTRIES that night.
returning home Sunday afternoon.
County Commissioner JOS. Mendel. of
LaGrange, has been in very feeble health
since the first of last week, but is now
improving We are pleased to state
Messrs. b. II. Wilson & Son will ship
their soda fountain to Key West, where
it has been disposed of, and will replace
it with brand new one of special design
Doctor Bryant. of Boston, one of the
leading members of the Canaveral club,
WAS an arrival in town Saturday for "A stay
at the clubs headquarters for few weeks
The annual report of State Comptroller
w. III. Reynolds for the fiscal year of
1899 has just been received at this office,
which contains considerable interesting
and valuable information.
The kissimmee Nalley-Gazette saws:
There is ii strong, hearty, bOisterous bull
collie pup careering round Broadway
that goes by the name of Judge Jones
pup. 1t is a present to the Judge from
Walter Bass and Mann Bass, and is to he
shipped to Titusvile.
1t is intended that the newly-made
road along the river bank from this place
To Pritchard'S shall be- shelled right away,
but, IL will be seen in another column,
ears cannot be had to transport the shell
before two months hence.
Contractor Decker was at work the
early part of the week putting a new
shinglc roof on Mrs Dcisner'S boarding
house on the south side of the gable. The
rain came on Tuesday while the work
Was being done, wetting the interior of
the building considerably.
The launch Memo, Capt H. NJ Good
all and Mr.. j. NJ Lcavitt, stopped here
Monday on their way northbound from
Jupiter To take aboard Messrs j. W.
L"avitt and y. II. ~, two of their par
ty, who arrived from visit To Palm
Beach ON train Il that afternoon.
Mr.. c. f. Saunders, wife. and two ~ous.
ri Rutland, Vermont, who, it will b.. To-
were visitors here last winter
with Mr.. ChaS. Weed, also of Rutland,
have been spending about month in
town. Yesterday they chartered Capt.
Cook >loop, the Golden Rule. and left
for a cruise down the river.
Everyone in this section is very much
pleased that the predicted cold wave of
asst week did not materializc. The warm
weather We have been having for the
past few days has started everything To-
growing, ami Il light freeze now would do
much more harm than rather severe
freeze would have done 4 month ago.
Capt. Geo. J. Mrrrirr, Of Cocoa. and
Mr.. II. krauS, of Savannah, have been
spending the time in town since last Fri
lay. Capt. Mcrcicr was awaiting the
arrival of his daughter, Edith, and her
Mrs. Dawson, from Savan-
nah He joined them on Yesterdays af-
ernoon train for Cocoa. Mr.. Klaus goes
rom here 10 II. Augustine, then visits
Palm Beach.
Miss Addie Wood, of stuart, after
spending nearly year III New York,
most Of which time was passed in the
northern part of that state, was an arri-
'al over the Sanford division Saturday.
IN route To her home. The northern
climate seems To have done a great deal
or Miss Adde'S health, and she comes