The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-03-02
CURRENT LOCAL LACONICS.
Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About TItusviIIe.

part OF Saturday in town.
Send your watches for repairs to w. NJ.
Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
If you want the best dental work, go
TO DIR. Dodson. Office near courthouse.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Robbins and her sister,
Miss Annie Paddison, spent a part of
Monday at Cocoa.
Messrs. Stewart & BLY,, attorneys-at-
law, of DeLand, were here Tuesday and
Wednesday transacting some legal bust
ness.
The launch Diana, of New Haven, with
a party of several aboard, spent the Sab
bath at this place on her way south
bound.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. English have rent
ed the Walton cottage furnished, in South
Ttusville, and moved into same the first
of the present week.
United States Senator NJ. :. Quay and
family passed through here Monday en
route from Pennsylvania TO the senator's
winter home at st. Lucie.
Mr.. WOodall and wife, who have been
stopping at Ormond, where Mr.. Woodall
has been carpentering, returned to their
home in Kissimmee via this place Mon
day.
\ subscription paper has been liberal
~ signed by our citizens with cont:ibu-
tions toward painting the Methodist
church building and for purchasing
bell.
We learn that Mrs. Bruner, of GeOrgi-
ana, who was formerly the widow of T.
X. Dixon, one of Cocoa's Old-time resi-
dents, died at her home Wednesday
morning.
Conductor w. b. Waddell is again on
his old run-the Sanford division-much
to his agreeable surprise and the pleasure
of the members of the Titusville gun
club and Mr.. WIS many friends here.
BUTTERICK PATTERNS. Gardner.
Miss Ida Dodson returned to her school
on Merritts Island Tuesday afternoon
after spending several days here with
her parents. She was accompanied by
Miss Munson, daughter of F. w. Mum
son, of GeOrgiana.
The four months old baby of Mr..
AMI Mrs. ii. J. Shirley, of Sunbeam,
died Tuesday afternoon from dysentery.
Everything that medical skill and nurs-
ing could do was done TO save the little
ones life, but proved of no avail.
Mr.. Willahan, the superintendent M
the works of the Florida Extract COM
pany, went To Jacksonville the first of
the week 10 meet his wife, daughter and
son. They have secured IA part of the
Scobie double cottage i'm South Titusyllle
To live in.
DIR. c. q. Weld, Dr. Bryan and Mr.
Sears, all members of the Canaveral club
left Monday for their homes This cut,
down the contingent of members now
present at the club house To only three
who will probably stay until the middle
or last of the month.
The steamer ~. Augustine was place.
ON the run between Rncklcdge and Palm
Beach this week in connection with the II
Sebastian, giving the tourists ample facili
ties now for viewing the beautiful Indian
river from n steamers deck. See sche
dule which will be- found ON page , thi'
week
Mr.. J. Il. Terry, of Southold, Long l.
land. arrived here "Wednesday for hi
annual visit To Indian river, and nsprc
ton of property which he OWNS ia TIM
section of the state lie WAS suflerin!
from bad cold contracted before h'
left New York. which has chung to hin
with great tenacity until after he arrlVe'
here. lie spent day or 81 ut New
smyrna.
Mr.. William Allen, prominent New
Yorker who has been identified with th'
east coast of Florida for a number O
wears, owning property in Daytona AMI ;
winter home in Port Orange, stopped OF
here Monday on his return from trip Il
Cuba, for few hours. He is quit
charmed with what he saw there. Ill
was called north little earlier than Ia
expected by the death of ms brother
which occurred while he was IN Cnha.
We notice the most favorable mention
in all our state exchanges where Coope
X Co.'S show has been exhibiting. Tn
Key West Inter-Ocean compliments TIA
company highly, and hopes Manage
IT.,ass., mill ba sure IN visit there AGAIN