The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-27
LATEST NEWS IND INCIDENTS.
Matters OF Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.

nesday.
Jas. f. Bowman, of Minis, has gone to
Palm Beach, where he may conclude to
stay all the coming summer.
Mr.. w. II. Mcfarland expects to leave
for the north the first of the coming
week. Mrs. Mcfarland will accompany
him.
You should ride Columbia-the best
Last years models are offered while they
last by f. B. Wager, local agent, at
So. 80 delivered.
Messrs. w. r. Ammo, II. F. Atkinson,
A. q. Morley, of Miami, attorneys-at-
law, were attending to cases before Judge
Jones in chancery this week.
Mr.. w. NJ. Brown left Tuesday for New
York in the interest of the fannie acid
which is made here from palmetto roots,
and may be away several weeks.
Mrs. Frank Hatch, of ROckledge, ar
rived here last Friday on her way to En-
terprise, where Mr. Hatch is acting as
station agent for the +. f. c. railway at
present.
Mrs. q. w. Scobie and son, Fred, and
little daughter, Merle, returned the first
of the week from visit of a couple OF
weeks with her friend, Mrs. Burns, at
CanaYeral.
Mr.. Louis Cole, of Miami, was on the
northbOund train Wednesday for Jack
sonville, accompanied by his sister,
Lena, where Louis will visit his mother
for few days ere leaving for Jersey
City.
Mr.. c. f. Wade, the piano tuner, of
Orlando, expects 10 be in Titnsville the
coming week. Anyone wanting tuning
or regulating work done should leave
their name at THE STAR office, and Mr..
Wade will call upon You.
School Superintendent Sans was in
this section of the county several days
last week looking after school affairs and
10 be present at the closing exercises of
LAGRANGE school. Mr.. Sans paid us a
short call last Friday morning.
Mr. F. A. Lesley leaves the first of the
coming week on his trip To Paris and
Switzerland, and will be away for several
months. During his absence Frank
Deppe has been employed as assistant 10
Mr. Motlow at the saloon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Stanley, of New
York city, were passengers on the north
bound train Monday from the lOwerri
They have a fine pineapple plantation
near Jensen, and expect To ship several
thousand crates of pines this summer.
Sunday, April 10Th, 1900, services at
the Presbyterian church. Sunday school
at 9:45 a. M, preaching (suhject, "Prac-
Using the Presence of God'') at II a. m.
evening, song service followed 10y i
short sermon (subject, THE Conditions
of Nictory'') at $50.
The Bond Lumber company, of this
place, supplies the lumber and building
materials, and q. ID. Hancock, of Merrtts
Island, will have charge of the carpenter
work on the new addition, 42X6O, 10 bt
built to the New Rockledge hotel, at
ROckledge, this summer.
The steamer City of Hawkinsville, OF
Hawkinsville, Ga, stopped at this place
il part of Tuesday and "Wednesday on
her way around the coast 10 Tampa. She
came outside from Doboy, Ga, To Mos
quito inlet; had difficult task in pass
ing through the Hanover canal
Mr.. and Mrs. Adhemar Brady and
Mrs. Brown, of City Point, were passen-
gers on the northbound train last FRIDAY
afternoon for the northern portion oi
Georgia, where Mrs. Brady and heI
mother expect Ia spend the summer
while Mr.. Brady Is off on a lecturiug tour.
1t will Toe quite surprise to many oi
the Indian river friends of DR.. &. G..
Weld to learn of his recent marriage
This took place in Boston about Two
weeks ago. April llth, when he VA,
married To Hannah Putnam. Mann
Florida friends extend congratulations
doctor.
Miss Mary Schailler, of Artesia. arrived
in town "Wednesday with Col. and Mrs
J. IL. Hogan. and will leave tomorrow
for the north on a visit 10 her sister Mrs
Gerry, who was here in February. Miss
Schalller goes 10 New York Via the CLYDE
steamship Iroquois from Jacksonville
Sunday.
Capt. Bravo, of Miami, the popular
commander of the steamship City of hey
West, formerly captain on Indian rive
steamers, had a birthday recently o