The Florida star., 1900-08-03
LATEST NEWS AND INCIDENTS.
Matters of Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.

Capt. f. ]. Mercier, of Cocoa, is stop
ping in town for few days.
Mr.. +. L. Brady returned from a bust
ness trip to Miami Wednesday.
Mr.. Mcdonald, of Little River, Dade
county, is in town on a visit to Sheriff j.
F. Brown.
Mrs. Deisner has reOpened her board
ing house and Is now prepared to take
bOarders and serve meals.
The cake walk at the colored school
building was quite largely attended by
the whites Tuesday night.
Mr.. f. J. Seymour, of Jacksonville,
with the Mcfarland Fruit Protection
company, arrived in town Monday after
noon.
Mr.. +. NJ. Whaley, of Courtenay, who
has been working on the Inn extension
at Palm Beach, arrived here this week to
work on the new school BUILDING.
Father O'Boyle arrived Wednesday
afternoon from Daytona. He states that
nothing will be done towards repairing
the Catholic church until the insurance
is adjusted.
A quantity of fibre suitable for paths or
roads may be had free of cost at the works
of the Florida Extract company, or de-
livered inside the town limits for % cents
per large load.
DIR. Walter :. Graham, of the firm Of
Graham & Patterson, Miami, has gone to
! fAx Il g.fa har ha
will sail for New York, where he will
spend two months.
Mr.. Frank Deppe has secured the
bakery business heretofore conducted by
Mrs. Deisner, having leased the bakery
and fixtures. The change took effect
Wednesday, August lst.
Miss Leila Anthony, of West Palm
Beach, was q passenger on the north
bound train Saturday for months visit
at DaytOna and then on to her old home
in North Georgia for the balance of the
summer.
We learn that Minis was treated 10
quite surprise marriage this week, when
Mr.. w. 4. Beck, the section master of
the F. +. G. on the Sanford branch, Was
married to a lady recently arrived from
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. w. +. Youngs closed his tonsorial
business the first part of the week, having
accepted the position with Mr.. Kline
made vacant by Mr.. CurtiSs' departure
for Jacksonville. Mr.. Ioungs entered
upon hls new duties Wednesday.
Mr.. 4. T. Monteua, of It. Augustine,
who was in the bakery and confectionery
business in Titusville about eight years
ago, has lately located in Daytona, where
. he has Il nice stand on Beach street in the
Clark building We wish him success.
Wanted: One young man from Brevard
county, Florida, to prepare for the coming
railway mail service examination. We
furnish everything, including books and
maps. Address inclosing stamps, Inter
State Correspondence Institute, Cedar
Rapids, la.
/ Archdeacon +. F. Brown will hold Iii
I vine service, with holy communion, II
\ II. Marks church, Cocoa, next sunday "a
/ 1890 a. IN. subject of sermon: Til,
: Relations of Wars and Revolution:
n Among Nations to tine Extension of TIA,
4 Gospel Also service at II. Gabrieli
: church, Titusville, at 7:3O p. IN.
i Mrs. l.. \. Brady and little son Park
2 hurst, who returned from JacksOnvill,
Il last Saturday, OH account of i'll health
u proceeded to Cocoa Tuesday afternoon, L
i be- under the care of DIR. W. l.. Hughlett
d Mrs Brady had been having malaria
y fever, while Parkhurst also had becl
!, suffering with fever. They returned honr
l. yesterday.
" Mr. Carl &. Curtiss gave up his position
" with Mr. Julius Kline Tuesday, wher
he has been employed for eight years
: and left "Wednesday for Jacksonville
: where his family resides, and where Ia
u" expects 10 ill position with Mr.. Ma
: Mverson in the clothing business. Nj
> Curtiss is a steady and most faithful man
" and will give satisfaction wherever h
+ goes. He i expected TO return here in
y = few DAYS to help Mr.. Kline until the lirs
- of October while he is north, before aC
cepting his position in Jacksonville.
le Card of Thanks.
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