The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-10-12
CURRENT LOCAL LACON|CS.
Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About TItusviIls.

NlTS. w. Il. III
glish, on Wednesday, Oct. 8, baby boy.
We call special attention to the card of
F. A. Morgan found on page of this
issue.
Cashier r. B. Holmes, of the Brevard
County State bank, Cocoa, paid our town
short visit Sunday.
If you want to protect your stills and
sleepers of building give them coat o.
w. r. Knox water proof paint.
Democrats, kindly permit us to inform
you that you cannot vote if you do not
register before tomorrow, the 18th.
Judge Jones left last Saturday for Or
lando, where he has been holding the
fall term of circuit court for Orange
county.
Mrs. Julia b. Gray left yesterday after
noon for jacksonville, where she expects
TO spend a week or two before opening
up her millinery establishment in Titus
vile.
Our town has had an unusual number
of drummers present this week which
shows that the merchants are stocking
up preparatory TO a large Christmas
trade.
Mr.. ]. r. Mot, of Indianola, came up
TO Titusville Saturday to meet his wife,
who has been spending the summer
months in Macon, Ga, returning same
afternoon.
There will be special meeting of the
board of county commissioners on Mon
day, the 18th, in order to transact some
business of Importance brought before
said board.
Capt. Ben Hogg has left his schooner,
the +. c. L., here for a week with Capt.
Nelson while he has gone to Danville,
KY, to place his son in school there,
leaving Monday.
Mrs. A. Garlic, who left here some
time ago for Nebraska, mention of which
was made in THE STAR last week, re-
turned Monday and will spend the WIN
ter at her home in Minis.
About dozen members of the holiness
band, who spent some time here last
winter, arrived last Saturday afternoon
over the Sanford branch and are holding
their meetings almost nightly.
Mrs. Sims, who resided in Titusvillt
until about month ago, when she re-
moved to East Palatka, died last week.
This sad news was received here by letter
from her husband to Capt. Rice.
Mrs. q. NJ. Robbins and little sol
George departed Saturday for Point Cas-
well, N c., where she expects To spenC
about three weeks. Mr.. Robbins ac
companied her as far as Jacksonville.
Mr.. Chas. 5. Schuyler returned home
from his months outing in the nortl
Sunday, having gained about II pounds
avoirdupois while away. Mrs. Schuyler
and the children will be away for abou
month more.
Mr.. j. b. Conrad, of the Bond Lum
Der Co, arrived here "Wednesday morn
ing 10 look after the interests of his lum
Der business and proceeded to Miam
same afternoon in company with Mr.
Frank T.. Bond, of the same firm.
We wish to call special attention thi:
week 10 the new AL. of Mrs. c. y. Minis
who is now proprietress Of the Gray
House, on page >. Everyone hhus tilis
most popular place TO stop and We he
speak for Mrs. Minis a very proSperon
season.
Mr.. l.. ~ Brady's place III Sonth Ii
tusyille has been further bcautified thi
week bv the erection of nice fence
MIR. Brady is one of our many citizen
who believe in continual improvement
and rs a result of his push and energ,
has one of the prettiest homes in town.
Miss Bessie Bryant, who taught tin
kindergarten department of the Titus
vile school last year, arrived here Mon
dav afternoon ready for duty in the sam
capacitv this year. The little ones wer
very glad to see her and manifested thel
ioy 10y turning out i'll large body t
meet her.
The launch Hyepus, Capt. Dick Glad
win, carried jolly party for ride oi
the river Monday night. Certainly
more perfect moonlight night could no
have been found. Among those o
board were Mr.. and Mrs. /. {. Bran
ming, Mr. and Mrs. \. h. Wilson, MIR