The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-02-23
CURRENT LOCAL LACONICS.
Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About TItusvilIs.


Send your watches for repairs TO w. NJ.
Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
If you want the best dental work, 90
to DR.. Dodson. Office near courthouse.
Mr.. Thos L. Paine, of St. Lucie, was
on a short visit TO his sister, Mrs. NJ. S.
Jones, and family the first of the week.
Mrs. Z. A. Gray, of North Titusville.
will soon join the bicyclists, having pur-
chased Crescent 1900 model from +. Il.
Wager.
The weather bureau predicted that
there might possibly be light frost in the
extreme northern portion of the state
last night.
The fine cruising launch Sweetheart,
the property of Commodore Burgoyne,
OF DaytOna, stopped at this place for an
hour or so Tuesday.
Ms. ]. L. Mather, of Chattanooga.
Tenn, after spending about five weeks
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. F. $.
ChafIee, returned home yesterday after
noon.
The ladies of ST. Gabriels guild are re-
quested 20 meet this Friday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. T. T. Wetmore,
and the rattle for the quilt will take place
at this meeting.
We return thanks to Henry Maxwell
for presenting THE STAR with IA mann
moth cabbage, which was very fine and
tender, sufficient for the editors family
for two or three days
Mr. +. p. Porcher, general agent of the
Indian River and Lake Worth Pineapple
Growers association, paid our town "A
short visit and called at THE STAR office
last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. w. j. Crawford had some very
fine strawberries from his garden last
week. Strawberries came in rather early
this season. The recent cold wave may
set them back little.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Walton arrived
from Jacksonville last Friday night on
train 90. They are spending few days
here with the expectation of taking a
trip as far as Palm Beach.
Services in the Presbyterian church
9:45, preaching at IL; subject, \ Sym
phony in Life. Song and praise service
at 7:l5. You are cordially invited.
Mr.. David WingoOd, of City Point,
spent Monday night here on his way tn
Lakeland, where he expects To start up
in business. His family will remain in
City Point for the present, but will join
him little later on.
DIR. NJ. SOuvielle, of Jacksonville, ar
rived in town the early part of the week,
accompanied by his two Boston friends,
Mr. Chas. c. Williams and DIR. HebeT
Bishop. They chartered sailboat, in
command of Henry Holton, and are
spending few days hunting and fishing
on the river.
Complete line Of bicycles for 1900 now
on exhibition at the rooms of the Florida
Cycle company, at The STAR office.
Rambler, Monarch, Crescent, Niagara,
Dixie and Ideal lines fully represented.
Easy terms To responsible parties on the
installment plan. Call and examine
even if you do not intend Ia purchase.
Mrs. Walter r. Watson and baby re-
turned To their home in Jacksonville Mon
day after an extended stay here ever
since last summer. Mrs. Watson left
with reluctance as the health of the little
fellow has improved 80 much while here.
She hopes that il will be permanent, hut
if il should prove otherwise she will un-
doubtedly return.
Mrs. l.. c. Schuyler was among the ar
rivals on the lbs train Tuesday after
noon. She will visit until some time in
April with her son, Il. de q. Schuyler,
and family, at Canaveral. About the
first of MAY Mrs Schuyler expects to sail
for Europe. During her stay IN Rich
mund this winter she suffered with a
violent attack of pneumonia.
We are the sole agents for Middle
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