The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-10-12
LATEST NEWS AND INCIDENTS.
Matters of Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.


the east coast in November.
Mr.. ]. T. Price, one of our fish dealers,
made flying trip to Oak Hill Monday.
Died-On Wednesday of last week, the
l4-year-old daughter of Dave Moore, col
ored, of this place.
Capt. Roy McFadden, of Melbourne,
spent couple of days the first of the
week at New Smyrna.
Mr.. J. p. Stanton arrived here Tues
day and will fill the position of express
agent, recently vacated by Mr.. Pyles.
Mrs. A. Pickett. of Daytona, who has
been on a visit to her son, p. +.
Pickett, and family, returned home
Saturday.
Mr.. Geo. B. Hall and family, of Sc
bastian, after visiting for a couple of
weeks with the family of Mr.. L. w.
Hall, left for home yesterday afternoon.
Messrs. S. w. Carroll, NJ. F. Gold
smith and w. f. Goldsmith chartered
the launch Hyepus one day the first Of
the week for a business trip TO CanaveTal.
Mr.. q. Cary-Elwes, formerly of Titus
vile, is now clerk at the Rathbun hotel,
Jacksonville. Mr.. Elves was formerly
clerk for the Indian River hotel, this
place.
Mr.. Alfred Hadley and family left
Saturday OH the sloop Why Not, Capt.
John SimOnsOn, for a trip of about a
week TO Fort Pierce and other points
south.
Station Agent Jones and family, of CO.
coz, passed through on Wednesdays
northbound train EN- route TO Indiana
and other points north for a few weeks
much needed rest
The many friends of Mrs. w. X. Walk
er, Jr, of this place, will he grieved TO
learn that she is very i'll at Melbourne,
whittier she went about two weeks ago
on visit to her parents.
Married-At Sebastian, on Thursday
of last week, Mr.. X. Ii. Hardee TO Miss
May Kitching, both prominent young
people of the above place. The best
wishes of TIE STAR are extended.
Master Frank Weber, of this place,
has been transferred from the branch
run Of the +. +. c., where he has been
acting as express messenger, 10 tie run
between Palatka and East Palatka.
Miss Ready, charming young lady
from Illinois, arrived in town Wednes-
day and stopped over night at the Minis
Boarding House, leaving for Fort Pierce
yesterday afternoon where she will teach
the public school tins year.
Mr.. J. Mcdonald and wife, also Mr.
l.. Thursby, passed through here Satur,
day on their way To lndianola, their
home, from New York, where they spent
a most pleasant summer, but were, never.
theless, glad to get back to Indian river
Mr.. Jerome +. Feaster returned Tues
day from ~. Lucie river, where he went
in the interest of his beef business. He
was accompanied by our new candidate
for representative, Mr.. X. Il. RaulersOn,
who returned Ia his home ut Fort Pierce
Yesterday.
Dr. Dewitt Webb and Judge j. {. X.
Foster, of ~. Augustine, arrived last sat
urday afternoon and delivered addresses
in the opera hOn>e that evening 10 a
large audience We give a short synop-
sis OF their speeches elsewhere III these
columns this week.
Mr. +. T. Budge ami family arrived
here last night from Miami, having come
all the WAY by water in Mr.. rs launch,
the Capt. Jas. L. The children will re-
main here with their grandparents, Capt
AMI Mrs, Pritchard. while Mr. and Mr.
Bulge go on To New York on bushes,
for few days, they leaving "Wednesday
afternoon.
THREE students from StetSOn Cnlvcrs
itv have been called hy the Hapti~
churches Of Brcyard county within tn
: last month; Mr.. Black L. lndiauoia, Mr.
: Sentericit to Titu~yille AMI Mr. Graham
! To Iatirangc. This speaks We'll for Ntet
: son Mr.. >entcrfcit Will preach in tn
= Baptist church, this place, Oh Sunda
next, both morning and evening.
= Mr.. T.. Il. PyIcs, who has been Ell
splOved a. express agent here by iii
southern Express Co, for several year
past, resigned that position Tuesda
and left for II. Augustine, where /
.. nil ,,, 81, ,luty in ill.,. pfIica Of r.. l.