The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-03-09
CURRENT LOCAL LACONICS.


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Send your watches for repairs to w. NJ.
Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
A mild type of the lagrippe has about
visited every family in this town within
the past week or so.
Beautiful spring weather with south
easterly winds tins week remind US more
of April weather than March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Robbins board
ed the northbound train yesterday after
noon for a short trip 10 Jacksonville.
Mr.. Harry Bulge, OF Miami, stopped
off at this place Saturday Oh his way 10
Jacksonville, and called at THE STAR
Office.
Youngs' Bicycle Livery, Hutchinson
avenue, near Indian River hotel. Tan
dems and single wheels. Popular prices
w. +. Youngs.
Mr.. ii. A. Carroll is mounted OH a
brand new Orient of the latest style,
which arrived here the first of the week.
Mr. j. T. Price has purchased the two
fish boats and outfit that was owned by
Mr.. W. A. Farmer The fishermen here
are catching more trout than mullet just
now.
DIR. Herbert Deere and wife, of New
ark, Ohio, were passengers on the south
bound train last Friday Ell route 10 In
dianOla, where they will visit Mr..
Humphreys.
Mr.. Fred Hodgman, of the Hodgman
Rubber Co., was among the arrivals III
town last Friday on visit to his friend,
Capt Washington A. Coster, manager Of
the Canaveral club.
Mr.. w. A. Farmer, of this place, has
secured the position of telegraph operator
At Daytona, and left last week To take up
that position. He may move his family
there as soon as convenient.
Mr.. Herbert f. Naething, who, with
his father-in.law, Mr.. Schilling, have
been enjoying about three weeks hunting
on Indian river, returned 10 their homes
IN New York city Wednesday afternoon.
One of the members of the band with
Cooper q Cos show, a fine clarinet
player, has decided to remain in Titus
willie and join Indian River band, having
accepted work with the Mcfarland Fruit
Protection Co.
Mr.. J. w. Ballentine, of Sharpes, spent
Saturday in town. Mr.. Ballentine ex-
poets To leave for his New Jersey home
sometime the coming week, much To the
regret of his neghbors and friends liv-
ing at Sharpes.
The Smith-Gorton protean entertain
ers, who recently gave an entertainment
in our town, passed through here We'd
nesday on their way to Melbourne, where
they have an appointment while the
chautauqua is in session this week.
The yawl-rigged yacht Coon, from
New York, owned by Capt. W. +. Lang
lev, 80 over all, Il feet beam, and draw
ing only ~ inches of water, stopped at
this place this morning southbound, IN
charge of Coast Pilot Dolph sheldon, of
New smyrna.
Archdeacon Il. f. Brown will hold di-
vine service at Jupiter on Friday, the9lh,
at 1890 II. M and 7:;}O p. H.; AT Eden,
Sunday, the 18th, 1890 IA. NJ; Jensen
Waveland, $50 p. III. Bishop Gray Will
visit ~. Gabriels church, TIusville, OH
Tuesday, 18th. Service at $50 p. IN.
Messrs. ID. L. Smith and j. l.. McCrory,
of New smyrna, were IN town Monday 10
attend the special masters sale of real
estate advertised in the case of ID. l..
Smith vs.. +. VI. Tyler us administrator OF
the estate of Julius Tyler. The real es-
tate Was bid in by Mr.. Smith fol the
sum of $4,000.
Mr.. JAS Harper Was called this week
10 take the position as station agent Tor
the r. +. &. railway ut Pablo Beach. MIR.
Harper has many friends here III Titus
Vile who regret TO have him leave us,
but, AT the same time, congratulate HIM
on securing higher position. His posi-
ton here will be filled by MIR. W. +.
Jibb, and Mr.. J. +. Knox will take Mr..
Jibb's position as night operator
Capt. l.. III. Rice arrived home last Fri
day from Sebastian, where he has been
work several weeks OH the canal leading
from the river to the ocean, cut for the
purpose of opening new inlet at that
point Owing To the very low stage OF the
water in the river it was deemed best not