The Florida star., 1900-11-09
CURRENT LOCAL LACON|CS.
Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About TItusville.

Mr.. Tom Chafiee, Of Melbourne, was on
business trip to the county seat Mon
day.
The meeting of the board of trade, We
understand, for November will be held
Wednesday of next week. fe. "
Mr.. A. n. Hoofnagle, of Fort Pierce,
who has been in Illinois for some months
past, has returned to his home.
Several bargains in second hand and
shop worn bicycles at The STAR Office.
Now is your time to buy a wheel cheap.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Wolf, of Jensen,
returned home the first of the week from
several weeks stay mp in the mountains
of western North Carolina.
Captain Peter. Nelson has the house
boat Dentos on the ways this week, get
ting her in readiness for DR.. Houghton,
who. will arrive here shortly.
Mr. ii. A. Carlile and family have re-
turned to their place in LaGrange, from
Cumberland Island, Ga, where he was
assistant lighthouse keeper for the past
year.
Mr.. Andy Wagoner's family arrived
Tuesday afternoon, and have moved into
the Gaulden cottage, on Washington
avenue, formerly occupied by Lawyer
Webb.
DIR. b. X. Wilson was called TO Nero
last Friday, on account of the serious ill
ness of two children in Mr.Jesse fuckers
family, but reported them improving on
his arrival home the first of the week.
Archdeacon B. F. Brown will hold di-
vine service at Eau Gallie on Sunday at
1890 a. IN. and p. IN. Morning sermon,
Christian Citizenship" evening sermon,
''The Greater Election"
Major +. NJ Taylor has card in THE
STAR this week III regard to vocal music
and musical elOcutiOn, which he will
teach in class or person. We hope to see
him successful in organizing class in our
town.
The town council held regular meeting
for November Wednesday night this
week, to which date adjournment was
made last month. Nothing outside of the
usual monthly routine Of business was
considered.
Attention is especially called to the
new ad. of o. w. Conner, of Ocklawaha
nurseries, to he seen on page four this
week. This offer of large nursery stock is
an attractive one TO every person who
wants To invest.
Four hundred and fifty head of a bunch
of 300 cattle, which have been pastured
near Kissimmee for the past month, were
shipped last week to Port Tampa. They
were of the Morgan herd and were sold
TO Captain Mckay.
Capt. Fischer arrived here with his
fine catboat Tuesday, but informs us that
he came very near losing her in coming
over the bar near New Smyrna. The
captains many friends are glad to vel
come him home again.
Several voters of this precinct, who
happened to be down the river, arrived
here inst five minutes too late Tuesday
afternoon TO vote, owing to the delayed
north bound train, which was about two
and-one-ha hours late.
We understand from pretty good au-
thority that the F.E. c. railway will, in a
few days, reinstate Titnsville rs the term
inns of the Sanford division, instead of
New Smyrna, as at present This is step
that will be welcomed by the people OF
this place.
Mr.. George W. .Scobie, of this place, was
at Eden several days last week, looking
after his fishing interests there and get
ting everything in readiness for the win
fer season of fishing for bottom fish. He
has already started out a number of fish
boats at that place and will soon have
his fleet complete.
w. T. Wilson, postmaster at Apopka,
has become local editor and assistant
manager of the Citizen, taking charge last
week. We understand that Rev. l.. ID.
Geiser. proprietor of the Citizen, will
remove 10 Eustis and devote most of his
time to the Lake Region, which paper he
recently purchased.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Quarterman and son,
Floyd. of Canaveral, made a special trip
70 this place last Friday afternoon, bring
ING Mrs. G. dec. Schuyler here in order
IN catch the northbound train Saturday
for Richmond on account of her hus-
hood,s ;llness having been quite i'll