The Florida star., 1900-05-04
LATEST NEWS AND INCIDENTS.
NJ alters of Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.

in South Titusville with a new
fence.
Messrs. II. d. Chase and A. d. Warn,
of Miami, are spending few days in our
town this week.
Mr.. NJ. b. McFarlane, a prominent
business man of Tampa, spent a part Of
Monday in town on his way down the
coast.
Carpenter q Griffis closed their meat
market the first of the week Mr.. Car
penter has gone to Daytona to locate a
market.
Mrs. Winston Branning, after quite an
extended visit TO her parents at Middle
burg, Fla, returned to her home here
Monday night.
You should ride Columbia-the best.
Last years models are offered while they
last by f. b. Wager, local agent, at
S37. 30 delivered.
1900 model Monarch racer, Hartford
No. 10 tires; tires only stained by very
slight use, offered at a great sacrifice
Inquire at THE STAR office.
Miss Jimmie China has returned here
from her scholastic duties as teacher at
Canaveral, and is stopping for a while
with her aunt, Mrs. i. A. Gray.
Mr.. +. 7. Byington, editor of the Mi
ami News, was on board the nOrthbound
train Wednesday on his way to New
York to spend two or three weeks.
We hear that the young men of Jensen
are moving towards organizing a band.
An entertainment is on the tapis for the
purpose of assisting the fund for instu-
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. +. Hatch passed
through this place Tuesday afternoon,
returning to Rockledge from Enterprise,
where Mr.. Hatch has been acting as
station agent for week or so.
Rev and Mrs. W. y. Chaudoin will
celebrate their golden wedding at La
Grange Union church Sunday evening
At o'clock, due announcement of which
was made in these columns last week.
Mr.. +. A. LOsley left Monday on his
trip To the Paris exposition and Switzer-
land. He expects to he away at least
three months. Mr.. Frank Deppe is as
sisting Mr.. Motlow at The Decanter sa-
loon while Mr. Losley is absent.
Mr.. j. ID. Crabb, of Lake City, arrived
here sunday on 4 visit % his family, and
went To Cocoa Monday % take part in
the gun shoot Tuesday at that place. Mrs.
Crabb and the children will probably
spend the summer in Tennessee.
Capt. Ned Andrews, of TibIals, expects
soon to possess new 3S-foot naphtha
launch. lie and Mrs. Andrews are in
Jacksonville this week where he expects
To have the hull built 1t is safe To say
the new ship will be first class in every
respect.
Ernest Nanlandingham ratified off his
bicycle Saturday night. There were
ninety chances, high dice throwing, AMI
it VAS won by Mr.. q. F. Durcn on IL
throw of Il. Frank SAYS this is the first
time he has won anything in a rattle.
Although the wheel cost him less than
dollar, he estimates hc has spent a hum
dred times That amount in ralles within
Il few short years.
Mr.. II. II. Raymond, of Northeast
p0-loiiice, Pa, arrived here with his
hou~cboat Monday morning from IA
lengthy cruise down the rIver-only him
SELF and wih. constituting the full crew
on a craft of nearly 40 feet length. Mr..
| Raymond j. also disabled bv the loss of
one arm, 50 1t is exceedingly creditabe
for him To- he able to handle such large
craft with only the aid of his "bctter-
half Mr.. Raymond gave us a pleasant
call ere leaving for Ormond, where he
will probably house hiS boat for the sum
mcr.
y meeting of the Stockholders of the
McFarlsnd Fuit Protection company
MAS lately held when some important
changes were announced that will be
gwen ont later, hut We are permitted 10
state that Mr.. George t. Miles, president
of the Indian River AMI Bay BiS,avne
Inland Navigation company, has become
associated with this company, and will
also take an active interest i'm its affairs
| The plant has hecn closed down for three
or four weeks in order 10 install new
machinery and complete the enlargement
of the factory to handle increased busei
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