The Florida star., 1900-11-23
CURRENT LOCAL lACONIcS.


Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
Geo. Wray, the piano tuner. will visit
the east coast in November.
w. Fl. Spell has moved TO Fort Pierce,
where he is engaged in the fishing busi-
ness.
A cottage for rent on the Banana river
for the winter. For particulars apply to
M, in care Florida Star Office.
F.P. Ziy. of Shiloh, was in the county
seat on business Monday and gave The
STAR office a short call while here.
Several bargains in second hand and
shop worn bicycles at The STAR office
Now is your time TO buy wheel cheap.
Mrs.J.N. Feaster returned to LAGRANGE
last Friday afternoon after several weeks
spent with her daughter, Mrs. Anderson,
at Stuart.
Preaching in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday at ii a. m. and 7:l0 pm. by
the Rev. A. ID. Penney. Sunday school at
9:45 a. m.
Mr.. Ed Grower, of Jacksonville, spent
Thursday in town on business.
The poor, demented woman, who has
been i'm Cocoa for some time past, was
brought 70 this place last Friday after
noon and carried to Chattahoochee the
following day.
Miss NIL. Hunt, who has charge Of the
public school at Hardeeville this year,
spent part of Saturday and Sunday IN
town with her friends, the Misses Sallie
and Bessie Hall.
Next Thursday being Thanksgiving,
the public school will close Wednesday
afternoon for two days holiday. Pro-
fessor Moon will celebrate in Jackson
vile, and the ladies in ntusville.
Mrs. G. S. Schuyler, with Helen, Mabel,
and Carl, returned Monday after
noon from a stay of about two-and-one-
half months with friends in different
parts of New York state. Mr.Schuyler has
put aside that lonesome look of late since
their return.
Frank Mcfarland was a happy man
Saturday afternoon, when his family,
consisting of Mrs Mcfarland and the two
boys, also Miss Tillie Wager and Miss
Edith Skedgel, all of Derby Conn. arrived
in town. They are occupying the McFar-
land cottage i'll South Titusville:
Hon. Dwight w. Tuttle, of New Haven,
Conn, who is largely interested in real
estate up and down the Indian river, was
among the arrivals Monday. He is stop
ping at Minis boarding house for few
days and will probably make a tour of
inspection of his properties all along the
river ere returning north. 1t is three or
four years since he WAS here last.
Mrs. George NJ. Robbins and Master
Richard returned from their North
Carolina visit Tuesday, Mr.. Robbins
meeting them IN jacksonville. Mrs.
Robbins left Baby George with her
sister, Miss Annie PaddisOn, at Point
Caswell, who will arrive later To spend
the winter. Mrs. Robbins spent about
two months with her parents, Captain
and Mrs. p. Paddison, at Point Caswell.
One of the carpenters employed on the
new Robbins residence, in South Titus
vile, by the name of Bradshaw, missed
his footing and fell from the second story
of the building down the opening intend
ell for the stairway. striking the floor
timbers on the first floor and passing be-
tween them to the ground, ON Tuesday.
Very fortunately, he only received a
slight scalp wound on the back of his
head He is now up and about again,
but his escape was certainly miraculous.
Mr.. +. A. Losley received a fine Sym
phonium music box, style cabinet grand,
last week, equipped with three dozen
tune sheets. 1t is slot machine, play
ing any tune within the cabinet for a
nickel. 1t is a very handsome piece Of
furniture, standing fully eight feet high,
about three feet wide, and 20 inches deep.
The tune sheets are made of steel, cilcu-
lar in form, and measure 26 inches IN
diameter. He has the same placed in
his saloon, where it has been admired
and heard by scores of people since its
arrival.