The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20
CURRENT LOCAL LACONICS.
Brief hentiOn or What Is Going On In
and About Titusville.

woodward, Tltnsvllle. Work guaranteed.
Miss Fannye Andrews, of Cocoa, paid
our town a flying visit Monday AFTER
noon.
Mr.. r. b. Stewart, of Brantley, has
been commissioned by the governor to be
notary public for the state at large.
Mr.. w. F. Futch, who has charge of
Mr.. Scobie's fish business at Grant, spent
several days in town the first part of the
week.
Mr.. E. L. Brady is paying the metropolis
ofthe state business visit this week, leav-
ing here Tuesday afternoon and is ex-
pected to return home today.
Mr.. Dick Gladwin, of Miami, is spend
ing week or so with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. n. Gladwin, at this place,
arriving home Monday afternoon.
Mr.. ii. A. Carlile, of LaGrange, has
accepted the position as assistant light
house keeper at Cumberland Island, Ga,
and left for that place Wednesday.
Mr.. w. n. Hendry visited Green Cove
Springs several days the pat week. He
reports the turpentine camps in -four
ishing condition all along the St. Johns
river.
Miss Sallie Hall went to City Point
Tuesday afternoon TO be present at the
marriage of her friend, Miss Laura l.
Sharp, to Mr.. T. A. Robinson, returning
home Wednesday.
Miss Sallie Magruder, of ROckledse,
passed. through here Monday and Tues
day on her way for a visit of few weeks
to her brother, Mr.. Bailey Magruder,
who lives in Sanford.
Mr.. f. T. Byington, editor of the Mi
ami News, gave THE STAR Office very
pleasant call Wednesday morning Mr..
Byington spent part of Tuesday and
Wednesday in our town.
Sanford Chronicle: Editor Z. B. Wager,
of that very excellent paper, the Titus
vile Star, accompanied by his estimable
wife, was in the city Monday, ell route
home from the west coast.
Mr.. Geo. w. Gibbs, of st. Augustine,
was in town the latter part of last week,
and while here inspected the plant Of the
Mcfarland Fruit Protection company
returning to the Ancient city Saturday
afternoon.
The Brevard Democratic executive
committee held very important meet
ing at this place Saturday. Full pro-
ceedings will be found OH page this
week, and should be perused by every
Democrat.
Capt. L. o. Morgan expects to start for
Cuba this week, where he and Capt Nc
Kay are going To pasture cattle. Ii is re-
ported that portion the Morgan stocks
will be shipped from Florida to Cuba for
that purpose.
Mr.. Tom Price paid visit tn Fort
Pierce the early part of the week To look
after his fishing interests at that point,
which are in a most satisfactory con-
dition. Mr. Wade Harris looks after
his business there.
A party of several from Banana river
came over to this place yesterday in Capt.
n. n. Penny's bOat-Capt. Henry Will
son, Messrs. II. Stratton, Wells and JEFF.
Capt. Wilson paid our office Il pleasant
call yesterday afternoon.
Capt. Charlie Fulton fell at the works
of the Florida Extract company Wednes-
day of last week, striking joist and Sc
verely injuring his left side. He was
to be about again the first of the week,
but will not be- in shape 10 resume work
for several days yet.
Rev. John 4. Hughes returned Satur-
day from his trip 10 Barlow via Jarkson-
Vile. lie was admitted Ia the Prcsbytery
at the session in Barlow last week. Mr..
Hughes was quite charmed with Barlow
rs a place and with many ofthe excellent
people lac met there.
Mr.. Marion f.. Gruber, of West Palm
Reach. stopped off at this place Thursday
of last week for few days stay, accom-
panied by his little son, Master Carlos.
lie was on his return from visit 10
relatives living in North Carolina, where
he spent a week or more.
MIR. Bernard Kohnstein, of Milwaukee,
arrived here Saturday, and spent
few DAYS this week with Mr.. w. NJ.
Brown. Mr.. Kohnstein is technical
chemist for the large tannery of Phster-
Voeel Leather company, OF Milwaukee,
and ne was the one to first introduce the
DaI,oetto tanning liquor, manufactured