The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-13
LATEST NEWS lind INCIDENTS.
N alters OF Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.

Mr.. George NJ. Robbins spent Monday
in Jacksonville on legal business.
Attorneys w. X. Ammo and G. A. WOr-
ley, of Miami, were in our town the first
part of this week attending to legal bust
ness.
Archdeacon B. F. Brown will officiate
at st. Marks church, Cocoa, on Sunday,
July 10Th, holding service both morning
and evening.
Mrs. G. H. Swain, of Columbia City,
Florida, was among the arrivals in town
Monday on visit TO her sister-in-law,
Mrs. J. r. Walker.
Mrs. K. K. Gladwin, and two children
of Jacksonville, arrived Sunday afternoon
for visit with her husbapd's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Gladwin.
Attorneys Jas. +. Alexander and Starke
:. Marsh, of DeLand, were over here
Wednesday and yesterday to attend TO
legal business before Judge Jones.
Rev. A. c. Sirdefield will preach next
Sunday morning and evening at GeOrg-
lana. Services of the second quarterly
meeting August 18th and 9Th ut City Point.
DIR. j. b. Screven, wife and two little
daughters left Wednesday for Sea Breeze
where they expect TO spend several weeks
with relatives of Mrs. Screven from
Osteen, who are already stopping there.
There will be preaching at the Method
ist church next Sunday morning, by Rev.
! \. ID. Penny, and in the evening 10y Rev.
| j. +. Mickler. Epworth League at 800
p. IN. and Sunday school ut 10 i. IN. GOu
are cordially invited To attend all these
services.
Mr.. G.. Cary Elves, formerly of this
place, bnt now resident of Duval county,
living few miles ont from the city OF
Jacksonville, stopped off here on his
return from Miami Sunday to spend few
days. His many friends here are glad to
welcome him.
Mrs. Mamie Hitchcock, of Miami.
| (nee Miss Mamie Gray is here for II
visit among friends, having Joined the
returning contingent from Miami last
week. She may remain here for'somt
little time. Mr.. Hitchcock is now located
at Palm Beach.
Services will be held in the I'reshyter.
ian church sunday July 18TH. sunday
school ut 9:45, a. IN. No preaching at II
IL. m. during the hot weather. But q
special service will be held at 7:3O p. IN.
every Sabbath evening, To which Won are
cordially invited.
Miss Nellie Brown, of Hawthorn. who
has been ON a visit of about two month,
here with the Misses Aline and DAISY
Brady, left for her home Tuesday after
noon, and it was thought that one of on
young men would be sure 10 change hi,
residence Ia Putnam county this week
too, but perhaps he will manage To stay
here
Mrs Helen w Reynolds and little
daughter, Mabel, and Miss Grace Ken
nard keyworth expect 10 leave Sunday
for Baltimore, Miss kcyworth'S home
where Mrs. Reynolds will spend the bal
anre of the heated term with friends
Miss Kcyworth'S numerous friends, made
here during her stay of several months
hope ID sec her again the comm. wiuicl
Sc;I~un.
Mrs. Thcda Hall, of Drl.and, WAS th,
only passenger mp on the litllr Stranlrl
Canavrrai's inst triu u this place. ~atur
day Mr.. Hal. has been al Georgian.
iur ahlut two weeks on account ot the
illness and death Of her AGED mother in,
law. Mr. j. NJ Hail. who died there la-t
week on Monday. Mr.. Hall spent sun.
day ami Monday with her friend. Mrs.
:. II. Grigrr, in tins place.
The last i~>ur Of the Miami Metropolis
contains the following mention ui ia,
Indian River band N that place las
week: In the civic parade the admiration
of the hvStanderS Was pretty cgupIlv di
vilcd between the TItusvil!c band uul
the k"y West militia. both presenting al
attractive appearance in their cool look
Ing khaki uniforms and military bearings
The TItuSviIr band i one OF the best il
the state and furnished excellent mus,
throughout the day, H. did the I.ak,
Wuuh band.
DENTAL NOTICE.
l.. +. Daniel. h. II. =, of Cocoa. will l.,
? IT Jensen July 10th for about two weeks