The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-01-26
CURRENT LOCAL LAGONICS.
BrIsf Mention OF what Is Going On In
and About Titusville.

Send your watches for repairs TO w. NJ.
Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
The local agency for the Elk and Dixie
bicycles here will be held by Z. b. Wager
for 1900.
Mr.. Chas. d. Sumner, of Ormond, ar
rived here a day OF two ago on visit to
his cousin, Mrs. j. A. Hughes.
Messrs. f. L. Brady and w. NJ. Brown
went to Miami Tuesday afternoon to look
after business interests in the bay city.
Mr.. X. Rocker, of Cocoa, spent day
or so at his home place at Minis this
week, returning to business again Tues
day afternoon.
The yacht Memo, Mr.. GOodall and
party of friends, paid visit to Rockledge
Monday To test the running of the Daim-
Ter motors, returning same day. The
Memo left Wednesday for DaytOna.
Mr.. ]. T. Davis will shortly complete
his contract for building several new fish
boats for Mr.. George w. Scobie. Mr..
Scobie will add about eight or ten boats
to his fleet this spring and summer.
NEW SPRING shoes. Gardeners.
Capt. Pitts returned here Wednesday
from a very successful trip to Daytona,
and has left for Cocoa, Eau Gallie and 9th
er points on his route homeward bound,
expecting to reach Fort Pierce Sunday.
Mr.. Sam Childs, of Cocoa, completed
the brick and plastering work on Mr.. w.
NJ. Browns addition last week on Satur-
day, leaving for home that afternoon,
having put in about a months time on
this work.
Commencing Wednesday, postal clerks
were placed on trains Nos. 20 and "a, over
the Florida East Coast railway, between
Jacksonville and Miami, giving a daily
double service between the terminal
points of the road.
Mr.. Fred Sulzner, of st. Augustine,
b well known TO many of our young people
here, stopped off from Tuesday until
yesterday on his way to Miami, where
he has charge of the bicycle livery at the
Royal Palm this season.
Our thanks are due to some one OF
the members connected with the Can
averal club for remembering THE STAR
force yesterday with a half-dozen fine
ducks, for which the donor will please
accept our hearty thanks.
Steamboat Inspectors NOgel and Spen-
Ger stopped off here yesterday on their
way north, and inspected the steamer
Canaveral, which, we understand, has
been purchased by parties on the st.
Johns river from the Canaveral club.
Mr.. w. Ernest Nanlandingham has just
purchased an Orient bicycle from +. b.
Wager. the local dealer, and will make
il his mount for 1900. Orients are the
popular wheel with the Titusville boys.
They all know a good thing when they
seeit. Keep your eye on the Orient.
\ colored man by the name of William
Mckenzie was arrested by Sheriff Brown
and brought here from the northern part
of the state the latter part of last week,
charged with selling whiskey without a
license. lie is now in Jail To await his
trial before the next county court.
Mr.. II. G.. Grady, a prominent young
attorney of Burgaw, North Carolina, ar
rived in town last Saturday. and remain
ed here until Tuesday. We have the
most positive evidence that there Is q
great attraction in our town for Mr..
Grady, and We should not be surprised
10 see him return here at no far distant
day.
DIR. w. :. Graham and Mr.. Morley, OF
the Miami bar, were in town this week,
coming up Monday. DR.. Graham had
several cases TO argue before Judge Jones
which, with other important business
with his partner-at-law, Mr.. Geo. VI.
Robbins, kept him occupied here unit
Wednesday afternoon, when he returned
home.
Mr.. A. X. GladwIn, who has been
visiting his brother, Mr.. :. \. Gladwln,
for a month or so, expects To leave to
morrow for Palm Beach and Miami, bu
will return here in March and spend
several weeks Mr.. Gladwin enjoys the
fishing with rod and reel here in March
and April better than any other of the
winter season months.
The new 1900 model Columbia char
wheel, received here the first of this weeS
nv f. b. Wager, agent for the Pope Man