The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-12-28
CURRENT LOCAL LACON|CS.
Brisf Mention OF what Is Going On In
and About Titusville.
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NEW YEARS MENU.
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Celery. Olives Radishes-
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8 Roast Turkey. Stuffed with ChestnutA g
New Spinach. Potatoes Rissoles -
8 Mince Pie. Brown Bread. Ice Cream.
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Send your watches for repairs to w. Nj.
Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
We are pleased TO learn that Mrs. j. P.
Brown has about fully recovered from a
recent severe attack of fever.
The yawl Eta May, of Daytona, in
charge of Capt. Brownrigg, arrived here
Christmas day and spent the afternoon.
Capt. @. F. Fischer expects to go to
Miami with his fine Crosby cat, the Elise
F., where he will probably find plenty
for such fine boat TO do.
Several Crescent Juvenile wheels ar
rived in Titusville for Christmas pres
ents. One for Miss Fannie Bulge, and
one for Master Wilson Taylor.
Will Mcfarland is here from Stetson
university spending the Christmas holi-
days with his parents, and has just re-
ceived his Eagle bicycle fresh from the
factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Bulge and their
little daughters, Misses Stella and Doro-
thy, arrived Sunday to spend the Christ
mas holidays with Capt. and Mrs. Jas.
Pritchard. All of them returned to Mi
ami except Stella, who remains here for
while.
Rev. A.C Sirdefeld will preach at Har-
deeville and City Point next Sabbath,
the 3Oth inst, at Vaudeville at 10 a. m.
and at City Point at 80 p. m. Sabbath
school at City Point after preaching. All
are invited.
Fred Soobie sailed with the yawl Merle
S. Tuesday afternoon to Grant, where he
takes charge of the branch fishing de-
partment owned by his father, Mr.. Geo.
w. Scobie. George Scobie, Jr., who has
been in charge of the Grant department,
has returned home for while.
Capt. A. w. Buie arrived home Sun
day from a six weeks tour through Hi
nois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi,
Alabama and Louisiana for the +. +. G.
railway, with which company he holds
the position of travelling freight agent.
He informs us that Florida will have a
large tourist travel this season.
Can't. John Simonson has his party
boat, the sloop Why Not, in complete
trim for the winter. This is one of the
most commodious party boats on the
river, and the captains reputation is too
wide and favOrably known to need any
praise. Whoever secures the Why Not
in charter will be fortunate.
Mr.. Henry Gaillard, of St. Augustine,
until recently with the First National
Bank of st. Augustine, gentleman well
known all over Florida, has entered upon
his duties of acting cashier of the Com
mercIal Bank of Jacksonville, during the
absence of Mr.. Rawlinson, who has taken
an indefinite leave of absence owing TO
impaired health.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Jones, Jr., and
Miss Sallie Hall returned from their visit
to St. Lucie Monday, Miss Sallie being
accompanied by her brother, Mr.. Geo.
B. Hall and wife and baby, of Sebastian,
who are spending Christmas week here.
We regret TO learn of Mrs. Jones severe
illness from fever during her stay at St.
Lucie, but glad to see her about again.
DIR. Rollins attended her.
Sheriff Brown captured negro at
Rockledge the latter part of last week
who is wanted in Nolusia county for sell
ing liquor without license near or III
Ormond. The man had succeeded in
evading Sheriff Turner, and made his
way into Brevard, thinking he would
not be apprehended here, but Sheriff
Brown was too much for him.
The train service on trains No. ii and
II between New Smyrna and Titusville
was discontinued Tuesday, and the form
er service Of trains /, 2, 3 and 4 between
New Smyrna and Orange City Junction
has been restored. BY this arrangement
Titusyille becomes the terminus of the
Sanford division again, which brings the
entire force on this division back here
from New Smyrna. This change is most
acceptable to the employees as we'll as the
citizens of Ntusville.