The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-27
CURRENT LOCAL LAeONICS.
Brief Mention or what Is Going On In
and About TItusVille.

Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
Miss Ethel Coutant leaves this week
for Miami to assist the force in the Bank
of Biscayne for few weeks.
We hear it whispered that there will
be at least two weddings in LaGrange
during the month of May, and perhaps
more.
Youngs' Bicycle Livery, Hutchinson
avenue, near Indian River hotel. Tan
dems and single wheels. Popular prices.
w. Z. Youngs.
1900 model Monarch racer, Hartford
No. 70 tires; tires only stained by very
slight use, offered at a great sacrifice.
Inquire at THE STAR office.
s. L. Jefords, of Miami, formerly of
Banana river, recently welcomed his
brother, w. II. Jefiords, and son, ofSouth
Carolina, who are on visit to the Bay
city.
Mrs. Scale, wife of conductor Scale,
who has the run on the through freight
between this place and Miami, arrived in
town last Friday afternoon, and is board
ing at Mrs. Gray's.
Mrs Henry Titus and little daughter,
Mitt, arrived home from Jacksonville last
Friday afternoon. Mrs. I .tus' health is
. very much improved by treatment while
in the metropolis for several months past
Indian River band gave a sacred con-
cert Sunday afternoon from the hand
stand, which was thoroughly enjoyed by
those fortunate enough to be near 10y a.
the time. Seven selections were rendered
Mr.. Maurice Walsh, of Magnolia
Springs, Fla, is spending a few weeks
among his Titusvile friends ere leaving
for Champlain, n Y, where he will be
with Hotel Manager Seavey for the sum-
mer.
A new regulation is that all boats with
gasoline engines where the vessel meas
nres over Is tons must have licensed
engineers. This is q requirement of the
government, and will have TO be adhered
TO strictly.
Mr.. F.. c. Dearborn, formerly a resi-
dent of Brevard, now living in Dade
county, has entered the race for the POI
sition of clerk "f the circuit conrt. Your
many Indian river friends wish you sue
cess, Gene.
Messrs. II. b. Mace and h. T. Bell
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Hughes at the Hughes residence in Sonth
Titusville Saturday evening, April 2lst,
and supper was given in honor of Mr..
Mace's birthday anniversary.
The yawl rugged yacht Orian, from
Daytona, stopped ut this place Sunday
afternoon with quite party of men on
board, bound southwark. Their stay was
a short one a. after securing their mail
they continued south that same night.
Mr.. A. X. Wilson, foreman in the Ad-
vOeate Office, left Monday for Standard,
Fla, where he was married Wednesday
= o. Miss Maud Stewart. Mr.. Wilson and
bride arrived here yesterday afternoon,
and are stopping at Gray's boarding
house.
Archdeacon and Mrs. Il r. Brown
have been spending this week at Palm
Beach, since the completion of Mr..
Browns series of services Monday night
ut Fort Pierce, for little diversion aS
well n recreation. They are expected
To return home the first of the coming
week.
Commodore c. \. Welch and Mrs
Welch took their leave of Banana river
and Florida Wednesday and yesterday,
coming over here with Col Hogan in
the Elf The commodore and ms wife
will stop at Akin, :. c., on their way 10
their summer home in South Boston,
Mr.. w. A. Farmer returned from Day
tona last Saturday afternoon, where he
has been assisting Station Agent Fred
Niyer for a few weeks AS operator, to take
up position a. night operator at this
place, vice Mr.. julie 4. Knox. The latt r
expects "A situation IN the northern part
of the state.
The Edna c. sailed To the llaulOvet
canal Tuesday with Mr.. ii. b. Mace, Col.
w. q. Winans, Rev. John \. Hughes
and Mr.. B. Il. Bell Gu board for some
sport nj fishing in the canal. They found
the steamer City Of Hawkinsville stuck
in the canal, which prevented their hav-
ing any fun with rod and reel.
DIR. Wilson's services professionally
have been in demand down the river this
week. Sunday he Was summoned to
Fort Pierce by telegram in consultation
with DR. G. z. Platts on the critical ILL