The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-11-30
LATEST NEWS and INCIDENTS.


Matters OF Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.
WANrED-A good mule. Address THE
STAR, Titusville.
II. j. Shirley has gone to New Smyrna
this week to take instruction from the
inspection car.
Archdeacon B. F. Brown held Thanks
giving service in st. Gabriel's church yes
terday morning.
Mr.. T. L. Brady and daughter, Miss
Aline, were among the departures Monday
for Jacksonville to spend Gala Week.
Several bargains in second hand and
shop worn bicycles at The STAR Office.
Nov is your time TO buy a wheel cheap.
Patsy Branigan, Netherlands pet mon
key, has died from appendicitis. Obituary
notice furnished THE STAR, will be pub
lished next week.
Archdeacon BE-. Brown will hold divine
service at st. Marks church, Cocoa, next
Sunday ut 1890 am. also at st. Gahriel's
church. Titusville, at 7:30 p. m.
Fentress Davis has given up his posi-
ton with Messrs. +. L. Brady & Brother,
Titnsville, and will take position with
the F. E. G. railway at New Smyrna
Rev. A. c. sirdefield will preach next
Sunday at Vaudeville at 10 a. ~, and at
City Point at p. M; Sunday school at
City Point at pm. All are invited,
Rev. John A. Hughes returned homo
Wednesday from q week spent in the
Canaveral section, and We learn that his
health was considerably improved by the
outing,
Mr.G.C. Matthams,o of West Palm Beach,
president of the Indian River and Lake
Worth Pineapple Growers association,
was passenger on the south-bound train
Wednesday.
The thermometer registered as low as
forty degrees early Tuesday morning; but
as the breeze kept up throughout the pre-
vious night, there were no signs of frost
in this section.
DIR. j. b. Screven has rented the store
adjoining him and has had the same con-
nected with his drug store by a large
opening through the partition. He will
greatly increase his stock and have a full
line Of holiday goods.
Mrs. Albine Brady, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs A ID. Penney, returned from
st. Augustine last Friday, where Mrs.
Brady consulted DIR. Worley for eve
trouble. We understand that her sight is
considerably improved.
The houseboat Rose Marie returned
Tuesday from Mosquito lagoon with
Messrs. Naething, Latin and party on
board, who had several days duck shoot
ing in that section. Messrs. NaethIng and
others returned to New York the same
day.
Cards are ont announcing the coming
marriage Of Mr.. A. NJ. Sample, of Fort
Pierce, who will we'd Miss Annie Moore,
at Huntersville, y. c., next Tuesday,
December lat the residence of the bride
parents. Mr.. Sample, We extend congratu-
lations in advance.
Miss Lena Mendel, who recently re-
turned home from New York city, has
concluded TO open a dressmaking estab-
lishment III our town and the same will
probably be located in the store formerly
occupied by j. X. Walker, which is now
partially filled with Christmas goods be-
longing TO DIR. Screven.
Conductor Brock, of the south-bound
freight Monday night, was severely
bruised and hurt by a rail falling from a
fiat car near ROckledge. He exchanged
runs with the conductor of the north
bound freight at their meeting point and
returned to st. Augustine, where he is in
the care Of DIR. Morley, the railroad sur
geon. His injuries were not serious.
Rev. A. ID. Cohen preached in the Bap-
fist church Sunday morning and night to
small but appreciative audiences. A
heavy rain fell during the night service
and many who had gone to the church
without any wet weather protection were
rather uneasy, fearing that old Jupiter
Pluvius intended To treat them to an I'M
welcome baptism. The rain ceased, how
ever, by the time the services were con-
cluded, the weather moderated and all
reached home in good spirits.
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