The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-10-19
LATEST NEWS lind INCIDENTS.
Matters OF Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.


Around Town.
Geo. Wray, the piano stuner. will visit
the east coast in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.S. Chaffee paid short
visit TO Palatka the first of the week.
DIR. G. w. Holmes, of Shapes, was in
Titusville Saturday.
]. p. Sawtelle, Of Vaudeville, made a
flying trip to the county seat Saturday.
We learn that G. dec Schuyler, of
Canaveral, expects to leave soon for New
York for vacation.
Master George Scobie, who has been at
Grant for awhile, came home last Friday,
and returned Sunday TO resume his du-
ties.
Five new engines will soon arrive in
st. Augustine for service on the Florida
East Coast railway during the coming
season.
Mrs. ]. T. Davis and daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Bayles, left Monday afternoon for a
months visit to relatives and friends in
Georgia.
T. q. Ronald, who has been spending
some time at Daytona and Sea Breeze,
stopped over at this place from Friday
until Saturday on his way home to Lotus.
Mr.. Gardner has received his Few fall
stock of novelty dress goods. They are
strictly in line with the newest winter
fabrics. If you are interested you ought
to see them.
Messrs. Sembler and Munshaw, our
barrel manufacturers, left the first of the
week, via sail boat, for Cocoa. They may
extend their trip as far as Fort Pierce,
ere returning.
j. Tucker, one of our fish dealers, left
Monday afternoon for Nero, where he
will engage in the fishing business for
awhile. He carried with him six fishing
boats and their crews. This thins out
Titusville's fleet considerably.
The band stand was torn down and re-
moved Wednesday morning OH account
of its condition, it hardly being safe tn
support the weight of the twenty MEM
hers on account of the rotten lumber.
August DclSilCI hiN lllC nOih anu bl4C
material will be used for stove wood.
One of Crenshaw's turpentine woods
riders attempted, few days ago, TO kill
negro at Liddon's livery stable, Ocala.
He was arrested and taken before Justice
Crawl ford, who, on account of the mans
drunkenness, continued the case. This so
incensed him that he shot at the Justice
and then attacked him with a knife. a
deputy sheriff knocked him down and he
is now i'll Jail.
MEL. Brady presented his daughter,
Miss Aline, on Tuesday with a truly mag
niticent upright grand piano made by
Messrs. Kranich Il Bach, of New York, of
the famous Luzon mahogany, the first
log received in this country since our
acquiring these new possessions. The
grain of the wood Is the handsomest We
have ever seen. Miss Aline, who is an
ACCOMPLISHED musician, is thoroughly
proud of the new instrument, a. the tone
is fully IN keeping with the beautiful
case. 1t must he seen and heard TO be APP
preciated. OF course, our local dealer, f.
| Il. Wager, made this sale.
/ The editor of TIE STAR and wife ar
rived home Tuesday afternoon from the
autumnal outing OF the Florida Press
association, which really terminated
! Monday AT Richmond, but few of the
members took two-days' additional trip
down the James river To Norfolk. The
outing lasted about ten DAYS and was
probably the most enjoyable one the As
sociation has ever had In all there were
about forty persons in the party, Includ-
ing the ladies. The party spent one day
/ i'm Savannah, day in Columbia, half q
dav i'm Raleigh and about three days in
Richmond. Every prominent point of in
terest in these large cities three of which
are stale capitals was visited. 1t is not
possible Ia give an account Of the trip this
week on account of the extra press OF
other work hearing upon the coming
election that has To Ice attended To, but
We hope To give an account OF the trip in
next weeks paper.
Mr.. FIagler Registers.