The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-02-16
CURRENT LOCAL LACONICS.
Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About TItusvIIIe.

to DIR. Dodson. Office near courthouse.
Mr. w. NJ. Brown was called to Jack
sonville on some business matters We'd
nesday, returning yesterday.
Mr.. Mace expects to start down the
river with his nicely fitted up houseboat,
the Edna c., sometime next week.
There was no regular meeting of the
Titusville hoard of trade Wednesday
night on account of a quorum of the
members not being present.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Robbins has been in Jack
sonville and Tallahassee for the past
week attending to important law bust
ness, returning Wednesday night.
Major ]. NJ. Taylor, of Alabama, who
has been in town several days, may To-
cate in this section as he finds the climate
very beneficial to his health.
Mr.. T. Roy Pickett, editor and pub
Usher of the Cocoa and Rockledge News,
spent a part of Monday and Tuesday
with relatives and friends in town.
Mr.. r. w. Joyner is very proud of the
new Orient bicycle which arrived for him
Saturday. The Orient is by far the favor
lite with our fastest riders this year.
We have received, through the in
structAOns of Senator Mallory, from
Washington wall map of the United
States, for which courtesy we return
thanks.
Services in the Presbyterian church
Sunday school at $40 a. m, preaching
at II a. M, song and praise service at
7:l5 p. m. Subject: "The Gospel of
Health"
Mr.. c. w. Bolton, of Malabar, paid his
first visit 10 the county seat in three
years last Friday and Saturday, not for
getting to give THE STAR office call
while here.
Mr.. X. +. Rose, of klssimmee, the best
posted man in the south regarding cane
culture and the making of syrup and
sugar from cane, stopped here over night
last Friday on his way from Miami TO his
home.
Mr.. w. c Sneden and wife, of Wave
land, prominent residents of that section,
where Mr.. Sneden has invested consid-
erably, spent portion of Friday and Sat
urday last in town.
Bishop w. &. Gray was passenger on
the sOuthbound train Friday last Ell route
10 Miami on his annual visit to the Epis-
cOpal churches along tine east coast. Ills
appointment ut Titnsville will be OH the
18th day of March.
Mrs. W. ID. Mussenden. of Bath, Me,
arrived sunday afternoon on visit to
her aged mother, Mrs. Mcclellan, and her
sister, Mrs. NJ. L. Robbins. Mrs. Mus
sender has spent portions of several win
ter seasons here, and has made many
friends who welcome her arrivals.
Judge Jones has been mt his Klondike
plantation this week, experimenting corn
planting. lie relaXes his nerves from
knotty legal questions 10y giving his at
tention for few days To agriculture, III
which he Is well posted and takes deep
interest He returned home "Wednesday.
Mrs. X. II. Baxter, of Bath, Maine,
nee Miss Katie Mussenden, arrived
"Wednesday for IA visit with her aunt,
Mrs. VI. T. Robbins. Mrs. Baxter Is cN
pecting the arrival of friend in a few
davs, when they Will visit Palm Beach |
and Miami and many other points of in !
terest in the state.
The services of our Indian River band |
are wanted by the people of Ms
simme ut the meeting of the StOckmen's |
association, which is u be held III that |,
place on March eth. Thus IL Is very APP /
parent that the music of our band fur |
nished at Sanford recently was quite an |
advertisement for them.
Rev. J. T. Mickler pastor of the Meth |
odist churches at this place and Cocoa, /
received IA telegram at Cocoa Sunday an /
nouncing the death of his father at Wei |
born. Fla, whom he left in the best of
health about a month ago. lie proceed /
eel at once To his home on the 5:31 train /
from this place that same afternoon.
Mr.. w. :. Pitts, of Fort Pierce, who
arrived in town Monday on his way to
New Smyrna and DaytOna, brought 10
our office a pair of mounted Texas steers
horns. which measured forty inches from
tip TO tip, of perfect symmetrical form.
These he proposes to rattle probably at
one of the above mentioned places. lie
has made an appointment 10 lecture at