The Florida star., 1900-09-07
CURRENT LOCAL LACON|CS.
Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About TItusville.

day afternoon from her visit to Coronado
Beach.
Mrs. ]. n. Feaster accompanied her
daughter, Mrs. T. w. Anderson to Stuart
for visit Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank f. Bond, of DeLand, ar
rived in town last Friday to look after
lumber interests here.
ID. L. Alderman and son, of Fort Pierce,
were among the arrivals here from the
south Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Z. b. Sembler has rented Fischer
cottage and will occupy the same as soon
as his sister returns from her visit to
Tavares.
Miss Lille Turner, who has been visit
ing with friends here for about a month,
is expecting to return to her home in New
Smyrna tomorrow.
Miss Elizabeth Hopkins, of Tillman,
arrived Monday, and is attending the
examination of school teachers, which
commenced Tuesday.
Archdeacon b. F. Brown will hold di-
vine service next Sunday at ST. Gabriels
church, Titusville, at IL a. m, and at st.
Marks church, Cocoa, at 7:30 p. IN.
Will Mcfarland was thrown from his
bicycle Monday quite violently by run
ming over dog. Will received a lively
shaking up and his wheel was damaged
some.
The Mcfarland Fruit Protection COM
pany have placed another larger boiler
and engine in position in their plant,
giving them increased power to run more
machinery.
Mr.. Jas. Andrews, of Tibbals, spent
from Friday until Sunday in this place.
He expects to leave in few days for
New York and Ohio, and will probably
be away for several weeks.
Mr.. j. l.. Wilson, OF Rock,edge, arrived
here last Friday To assist our new Post
master, Mr.. Scrimgeour, in the making
up of mails for the railway mail service.
Mr.. Wilson returned home Wednesday.
Mr.. w. C. Peterson, of Canavaral, left
Sunday for Chelsea, Mass, where he
expects to spend the coming three months
on visit TO his only son. He sailed
Monday on the City of Augusta from
Savannah.
Master Rufus Robbins left yesterday
afternoon for Point Caswell, y. c., on
visit to his grandpa, Capt. II. z. Paddi-
son. He was accompanied by Mr.. q.
F. Paddison, of Fan Gallie, who is on
his way to Buffalo, y. y.
Miss Susie Gladwin has taken the
position as clerk in the postOflice at this
place, consequently cannot take charge
of the public school at City Point rs an
nounced in the list of schools and teach
ers published in another column.
Mr.. Gus Anthony, former Titusville
boy, now resident of Miami, will marry
Miss Lucy Hill, at Washington, Ga. 4,
next Wednesday, the 18th inst His
best man on this important occasion
will be- his friend G. .G Strohm, of West
Palm Beach. These two young men left
for Washington this week.
\ letter recently received from Mrs.
VI. {. Weaver by one of her Titusville
friends was mailed from Cincinnati,
where Mr.. and Mrs. w. have been since
July. They were forced to leave Jackson
willie OH account of Mr. Weaver's i'll
health, northern climate suiting him
much better.
Mr. and Mrs. G. :. Schuyler and daughter
started Wednesday for New York, sailing
on the steamship Kansas City from
Savannah yesterday. They will visit
relatives in Western New York for Il
while, Mr. Schuyler returning about the
first of October, while Mrs. Schuyler will
remain north probably Il month longer.
Miss Fannie c. Carter, of Pulaski,
Tenn, who will have the principalship of
the public school at Cocoa this coming
wear, arrived here sunday afternoon and
spent until Yesterday in town, meeting
the members of the school board while
they were in our town this week. Miss
Carter gave great satisfaction as teacher
AT Cocoa the past year, and she Is deter
mined that her school there this year
coming will be second To none in Brevard
county. We acknowledge pleasant call
from Miss Carter Monday.