The Florida star., 1900-11-16
CURRENT LOCAL lAGONICS.
Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About Titusville.

George II. Foote, Of Daytona, was in
town the first of the week.
Send your watches for repairs 10 w NJ
Woodward. Titusville. Work guaranteed.
Geo. Wray, the piano tuner, will visit
the east coast in November.
r. r. Gladwin is spending few days
here with his father, mother and sister.
Mr.. E P. Porcher, of Cocoa, spent an
hour in town on some legal business
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Walton, of Jack
'sonville, are stopping az their Titusville
residence for few days. ....
Messrs. WIN. Brown, of this place, and
-J.B. Reilly, of Miami, returned yesterday
from brief trip to Tampa.
A cottage for rent on the Banana river
q for the winter. For particulars apply to
NJ, in care Florida Star Office.
W.R. Walker has taken charge of ]. T.
Prices fish business at Fort Pierce, for
which place he left Saturday afternoon.
Wade Harris has returned home from
Fort Pierce, where he has been in charge
of 1T. Prices fish business for some time
past.
We are sorry to state that Faustina
items arrived too late for mention this
week; district items should arrive We'd
nesday.
Capt. w. Fl. Reed, of Neponset, Mass,
arrived last Friday afternoon to spend
the winter at his place on Banana river,
near Canaveral.
Mr.. John c. Jones left Monday for his
Klondike plantation via Sebastian, where
he will give his undivided attention to
agriculture for few We ks.
President J. T. Dismukes. of the First
National bank of ST. Augustine, paid our
town a visit Wednesday and yesterday
and gave our Office pleasant call.
Miss Lena Mendel returned yesterday
from New York City, where she has been
for several months. Her appearance indi-
Gates the trip has agreed with her i'm
mensely.
Archdeacon b. F. Brown will hold di-
vine services in st. Gabriel's church,
Titusville, next Sunday, with holy com
munion, at IL a. m, and at st. Marks
.church, Cocoa, at pm.
Mrand Mrs. s. Branning left Sunday
for visit TO relatives in Clay county
which was Mrs. Branning's old home,
They will also take in the Gala Week fes.
tivities in Jacksonville.
Miss Louise and Master Mark Brown
are exceedingly proud of their new turn
out received this week, consisting of a
handsome Shetland pony and miniature
buggy-a present from L. G. Oliver, of
Miami, TO Miss Louise.
Mrs.F.A A. Morgan and little son, Rosser,
and sister, Mrs F. g. Walton, arrived home
Sunday. The latter expects to spend the
winter in Titusville. Mrs. Morgan has
been away about three months At the
north.
Tomorrow afternoon at 5 O'Clock, DIR.
Fulwood, presiding elder of Jacksonville
district will hold the fourth quarterly
conference of Titusvile charge. A cordial
invitation is extended To all To hear him
preach Sunday morning and evening. He
will administer the holy sacrament after
the morning sermon.
Rev. Richard Morgan, in charge of the
Congregational church at New Smyrna,
and publisher of the Sub-Peninsular, st.
Petersburg, stopped off here Tuesday and
"Wednesday on his way TO Melbourne.
Mr.. Morgan first visited Titusville 2G
wears ago when il was generally known
as sand Point, and remembers the early
time settlers all quite well.
Mr.. James Andrews, of Tibbals, ac-
companied by his wife, little daughter
and baby, arrived III town Monday to
make this their permanent home. We
are pleased to have Mr. Andrews and his
pleasant little family with us here. Ii
will only be a few weeks before he will
enter upon the duties of his new position
AS prosecuting attorney for Brevard. At
present they are stopping at