The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-03-09
LATEST NEWS IND INCIDENTS.
Matters OF Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.

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Owing to the continuance of repairs on
the Presbyterian church there will be no
services held Sunday.
Mr.. w. F. Dixon, of Cocoa, paid his
brother, DIR. J. NJ. Dixon, visit Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. T. G. Ronald, of Lotus, stopped
off here last Saturday on his way TO Day
tona, and took in the show that day.
Hon. NJ. S. Jones, Judge of the seventh
judicial circuit, is holding the spring
term of court in Osceola county this
week.
Mr.. o. II Muhlbacher, of Jackson
vile, was visiting relatives in town the
latter part of last week and early part OF
the present week.
Miss Laura l.. Sharp, of City Poipt,
who spent several days last week with
MIR. +. w. Hall and family, returned to
City Point Sunday.
Messrs. b. +. Beal and Geo. McJun-
kin, of City Point, came to town Satur-
W NdhC III lllC SllON. we ECCClNcO
pleasant call from Mr.. McJunkin.
Messrs. Geo. NJ. Quarterman, w. f.
Chandler, Floyd Quarterman and Orlan-
do Quarterman, Jr., all of Banana river
and Banana creek, were in town Tuesday.
We received a pleasant call Saturday
from Miss Florence A. Martin, of City
Point, accompanied by her friend, Miss
Sallie Hall, of this place, also Mr.. f. f..
Swinson, of Shapes.
Bicycle races for the medals will he
run OFF tomorrow afternoon. The racing
element is getting at work early this
season, and fine line of wheels is al
ready represented.
Mrs. Lasceter, from Alabama, after
visiting her father, Mr.. j. c. Keller, at
.Daytona, was passenger on the south
bound train yesterday 10 Miami on
visit To her sister, Mrs. Sewell.
Engineer c. F. Haskins, who formerly
was on the run on Indian River division
of the j., T. Il XIV, is now transferred to
the main line of the Plant system, run
ming between Sanford and Tampa.
Mr.. j. b. Terry started for the north
Tuesday afternoon after spending about
il week in town. He stopped off in st.
Augustine and Jacksonville until Thurs
day morning, when he sailed for New
York on the lroquois.
MIR. K. Il. Stewart, of Brantley. was a
visitor To his brother, DIR. \. \. Stewart,
the latter part of last week. Mr.. Stew
art estimates that his orange crop this
coming year will be- in the neighbOrhOOd
of 1 200 boxes.
The regular meeting of the town coun-
ell for March was held Tuesday evening,
but We understand that there was no
business of any Importance transacted.
The usual routine proceedings and audit
ing of monthly accounts foreXpense were
attended To.
Mr. Frank VI. Wilson, of Canaveral,
and the McSsrs VIII and +. j. prae-
torius, of Banana river, We're in town
Wednesday. Mr. Wilson purchased fine
Crescent chainlcs- wheel while here from
f.. Is. Wager, a. there Is fine riding on the
beach from CaPaveral both north and
south.
Mr. Larsen, private secretary to Third
Vice President J. f.. lngraham, of the +
f. {. railway, WAS i'm town Tuesday
making an Inspection of the factory OF
the Mcfarland Fruit Protection Co, and
he expressed himselias being very favor.
ably impressed with the works of thi,
company.
Monday the three remaining members
! of the Canaveral club took their de-
parture, and, although the quarters OF
, the club will be- open Yet for two or three
weeks, il il quite doubtful if any more
of the members will visit there thi,
season. Those leaving Monday wer,
+ Col. {. L. Horton, and Mr. T. Watson
Merrill. who went Ia Palm Beach. and
Mr.. {. F. Aver left for his home in
Boston.
Mr. {. T.. Saunders, wife and two sons
and DIR. J. W. GriSSard and wife returne,
from their cruise down the river Saturday
i'll the sloop Golden RuEe, having sailed "A.
far rs the canal leading into Lake Worth
There, on account of the dredging, IN,
trip via water Was given up, and the
party went To Palm Reach via rail from