The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-06

latest NEWS AND INCIDENTS.
Matters OF Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.

Matters OF Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.
Mr.. L. A. Brady returned from Miami
yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. Treutler, of Fan Gallie, spent
last Friday and Saturday in the county
seat.
Mr.. p. L. Wright, of Oak Hill, called
at our office yesterday and made us
pleasant visit.
Andrew Lesley returned from Jackson
vile Wednesday afternoon, where he
has been for several weeks past.
The Titusvile baseball nine would he
pleased to have friendly game with
Cocoa, if that town is agreeable.
Rev John 4. Hughes returned home
yesterday from short visit to Waldo,
Jacksonville, and Pablo, much benefited
by the change.
Capt. o. A. Quarterman, Chester Shoals,
c. Ii. Nauman, of Clifton; and j. ID.
Nann, of Shiloh, were in town on the
glorious Fourth.
Mr. Edward Sitting, of East McKees-
port, Pa, formerly of Cocoa, arrived last
Friday to look after some business affairs
here and at Cocoa.
Archdeacon b. f. Brown will hold
divine service Sunday morning i'm ST.
Gabrels church, Titusville, and in the
evening at Eau Gallie.
Mr.. James Andrews, of Tibbals, arrived
Tuesday OH business before the county
commissioners relating TO the special
road tax in district number ).
p. S. Titus was taken i'll very suddenly
again Sunday afternoon and had TO be
carried to his residence. He has been
troubled with chills due from exposure.
Mr.. II. F. Hatch, of Rockledge, has
been appointed agent for the +. +. c.
railway at New Smyrna, Mr.. +. A Bar
rett, the agent there, having been trans
fered to Mayport.
The child of y. w. Robinson WAS
quite severely burnt few days ago with
weak carbOlic acid on It's face, breast and
side. Owing TO the weakness of the
solution the child will not be disfigured
III. +. Atkinson, of Miami, has been
announced as a candidate for county
Judge of Dade county. Mr.. Atkinson is
a lawyer of eminent ability and is al
mirably qualified to ill the duties of
this office.
Miss Maud Baldwin Is at Miami this
week visiting Engineer Amason and
wife for few days, and will spend some
time with Mrs. Strawderman. ut West
Palm Beach, ere she returns home, eX-
pecting To be away about a month.
Mr.. Cromwell Gibbons, of jacksonville,
is a member of the committee on rcso-
buttons at the Kansas City convention;
Mr.. Geo. l.. Rainey is member of the
national committee, AMI Judge LiddOn
is chairman of the Florida delegation.
The east coast machinery for handling
coal is used at Kew West for the first time
in unloading 600 tons of coal from the
fuur-masted schooner James Judge. The
machinery makes it possible for 4 few
men To handle great many tons of coal
in day.
We learn from the New Smyrna Breezc
tilaJ MIS-. nay, Oh I'tlsalu, lDlIntliN bl
Titusville, has been visiting her parents,
Captain and Mrs. Mccarthy, at New
smyrna, and while there rented the
Palmetto llouse from Mr.. f.. X. LOwd,
and expected To open it this week.
Capt Jas. Pritchard had tangerine
orange tree some ten or twelve feet in
height planted in lIis front yard last week
on which there were a number Of green
oranges. He bought the tree from Henry
Maxwell, who attended to the Transplant
ting and guarantees the tree L. live or no
pay for 500. If Henry has more of
these trees to sell this will prove an
effective advertisement for him.
Dr. W. =. Graham, late of the law firm
Of Robbins X Graham, has formed law
coparnership n Miami under the firm
name of Graham X Patterson. Dr.
Graham Is one Of the best known and one
IF the most successful lawyers in Florida.
Mr. Patterson has been with the Robbins
X Graham company for number Of
years and has a knowledge of law that
few men gain at his age. We wish them
success and prosperity.
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