The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-01-19

afternoon.
Miss Ethel Coutant, of Oak Hill, is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. B. L. Coutant, at this
place for few days.
Mrs. w. II. Sharpe, of Faustina, spent
part of Wednesday and yesterday IN
town with friends. We are always glad
to see Mrs. Sharpe.
Mr.. Frank Bond, of DeLand, had just
eight minutes TO attend to business mat
tiers in town on Wednesday, coming down
on train 80 and returning on "A.
Mr.. Il. c. Warner, of Middletown,
Ohio. representing the Racycle, paid
visit To our town Wednesday and yester-
day in the interests of The Miami Cycle
4 Manufacturing Co.
Capt. J. w. Vail, of pioneer Florida
hotel fame. passed south Monday for
Rockledge where he will act as port stew
ard for the steamboats, 81. Sebastian and
st. Augustine this season.
Mr.. +. II. Mace, of New York, broth
er of the Mr. Mace who has been spend
ing several months here, arrived yester-
dav afternoon and will probably take a
cruise down the river with his brother in
the hOuseboat recently purchased.
Mrs. Sexton, lady from Connecticut,
who has been spending short while III
st. Augustine, stopped over few days
here with her friend, Mrs. G.. +. Fischer,
on her way To Palm Beach and Nassau.
Mrs. Sexton left on the southbound train
Tuesday.
The following will be the services at
the Presbyterian church Sunday, Jan.
p: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m, preach
ing at II a. m. Subject, "Unfruitful. 4"
Song and praise service at 7:l5 p. m.
Subject, Habit" You are cordially
United to attend the services.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Flagler, accompanied by
a party of friends, passed through here
Tuesday night on his way TO Palm Beach.
Vice-President PARROTS private car was
added to Mr.. Flagler's at st. Augustine.
IL is understood that Mr.. Flagler will
: spend the remainder of the season IN
Florida.
Mr.. Joe Jetlerson's latest is large flat
bottom scow which he had made at West
Palm Beach for use at Lake Worth inlet
where he is doing most of his fishing this
season, instead of OH the ocean pier al
the Palm Beach Inn as heretofore. lie
goes to the inlet in his launch and keeps
the scow anchored there to fish from. Ii
will be remembered that Mr.. Jefferson
spent several days in Titusville the latter
part of November.
State Auditor w. :. White and wife
and Mr.. =. L. Westcott, of Montgomery
Alabama, are recent arrivals in town ant
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Waddel
: for some time, Mrs. Waddell being
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
White. Messrs. White and Westcot
will spend a good portion of their tim,
hunting while here and will pay the 81,
license permit required by law OF non
residents We wonder if all NONRESIDENT
: sportsmen are doing likewise.
Mr.. O. \. Jones, the proprietor Of III,
, Hotel Indian River property and orang,
: grove, who, with his family, arrived a
Rockledge the first of the present week
, Jones says that lac Is very much please'
with the growth his orange trees nav,
made during the past year. lie Is tax
: ing a great deal of interest in the prop
erty. and we hope to see him make tx
/, tcnSive Improvements thereon in TIA
near future.
I The Florida Extract company, of thi
e place, has recently received standln
Z order of ninety barrels week from Chic
e ago for the fannie acid manufactured b.
the company from the root of the SAY
palmetto. The company has been ship
ping quantities Of the acid to German
D. for some time, and the Chicago order in
u dicatrs that the leather manufacturers q
n the north west have walked up t. th
~. valuable qualities of tins distinctiyel
: Florida product. The factory il workin
. "A night and day force in order to suppl
= the demand.