The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-01-12
LATEST NEWS AND INCIDENTS.
Matters OF Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.

MIS- DORA DelSner has been naVlng
some repairs made TO her residence this
week.
Mr.. Geo. F. Paddison, of Eau Gallie,
passed through here last Friday on his
way home from business trip to West
Florida.
Mrs. Hoover, of Cocoa, and Mrs. Har-
rison, of Fort Pierce, spent last Friday
and Saturday here with their friend,
Ms. Baldwin.
The Crescent chain wheel model 81 for
1900 at $500 is the finest out for the
money. Call and see it and the chain
less at this Office.
Mr.. c. L. Myers, division superintend-
ent, and Mr. T. T. Welch, route agent,
of the Southern Express company, were
in TItusville Wednesday.
DIR. c. P: Platts, of Fort Pierce, came
up as far as this place yesterday to meet
Mrs. Platts' sister from Petosky, Mich,
who will spend the season with them.
The new winter tourist schedule over
the +. f. c. railway will go into effect
next week. We hear that We will have
the finest service this year this road has
ever given.
Mr.. j. F. Sawtelle, of Hardeeville, for
the past two seasons with the New Rock
ledge hotel, will be connected with The
Plaza hotel this season with headquarters
at Jacksonville.
The Indiana single tube tire, a splendid
tire for road work, with full association
guarantee, for sale by The Florida Cycle
Co, Titusville. Price per pair, 800
single tire, 1910.
James ID. Andrews, of Detroit, Mich,
died at Jensen "Wednesday. Deceased
was cousin of Capt. John Mclean, OF
Eden, and was about 81 years of age. In
his earlier years he had been scattering
man, but of late was a newspaper dealer
in Detroit.
We regret to learn that We shall lose
Mr.. and Mrs. Adhemar Brady as resi-
dents of Titusville shortly, as they ex.
pect To move next month To City Point
where Mrs. Brady and her mother, Mrs.
Brown, have a grove, and Mr. Brady ex.
poets to travel extensively this spring Oh
a lecturing tour.
Mis- +. Baldwin received the sad news
of the death of her mother, Mrs. Loui:
Hughey, by telegram last Friday, who
died at Mount Carmel, ILL.,, at the age o
Us wears. Mrs. Hughey's death was no
wholly unexpected, rs she had been ii
for some time past. Mrs. Baldwin viii
have the deep sympathy of her many
friends here.
Mr.. John Il. Russell, Jr., of Hartford
Conn, was among the arrivals in tow
Monday. lie will spend week or NOR
here while his fine schOoner-yacht, tn
Eleanor, Is being fitted up for cruise
Mr. Russell has spent former winters OF
the Indian and Halifax rivers and own
most commodions and comfortable
cruising craft.
The quarantine at Miami is expecte,
10 he raised either tomorrow or Monday
There are no cases under treatment il
that city, 50 We are informed, but quaran
tine raising has been held off until "a
buildings and household goods whcr
FEVER has DCtll Cstil nc lllOlbuSlllN llill
gated. The first train direct into Milan
is expected to pass through tonight.
The regular meeting of the Titusyill
: board of trade WAS held AT the board G.
. trade rooms Wednesday night. The re
ports of the treasurer, MIR. !. Mario
Dixon, were read, and ordered accepte
and filed. Messrs. ChaS. y. TEompso
I and W. IL. English were received as he,
members by unanimous consent of ia
: members present, their names hayin
, been presented At the previous meeting
: No other business Was before the board.
: We have received card annuuncin
Y the marriage of Miss Bertha Barrelle I
L Mr. W. W. Kenyon, which occurred o
: Tuesday, Jan. 2nd, in New York cit,
n Miss Bertha will be remembered as Oh
sister Of the late Mrs Chas. X. Kenyor
of Titusvllle, while Mr.. Kenyon l. I'll
father of Mr.. Chas X. Kenyon. We M
II derstand that Mr.. Kenyon and bird
: will 20 to Europe for III extended tot
o right away.
: PIANO TUNING.