The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-13
CURRENT LOCAL LACONICS.
Brief Mention OF what Is Going On In
and About TItusviIIe.

Woodward. Titnsville. Work guaranteed.
Miss Laura Sharp was up from City
Point for part of Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Judge Jones is spending a week at his
Klondike plantation, and is expected to
return home today.
Messrs. Z. L. Brady and w. NJ. Brown
returned several days ago from their bust
ness trip 10 Miami.
Harry Wilson, of the Cocoa and Rock
ledge News, was visitor in town from
Saturday until Sunday afternoon.
Divine service will be held in St.
Gabriels church next Sunday at L a. H.,
and in st. Johns church, Eau Gallie. at
1880 p. m.
The weather bureau predicted frost for
northern Florida last night, but the
change from summer weather did not ar
rive until this morning.
Mr.. Sam Childs was summoned to his
home in Cocoa yesterday by telegram,
announcing the illness of his iive-yeaT old
child, suffering with fever.
April sailings of the Clyde line steam
ships have been received at THE STAR
office. Ifyour are going north take the
sea trip from Jacksonville.
We note that the Bank Of Biscayne, at
Miami, is 10 be changed To national
bank, and will then be known rs the
First National Bank of Miami.
The sharpie Pirate, of New York city,
arrived here Sunday on her way 10 Gill
bert's bar She remained here for day
or so awaiting favorable breezes.
Mr. w. f. Jibb, day operator at the
railway station, has been transferred
temporarily 10 Oak Hill on account of the
illness of the station agent at that place.
The contractors on the new road from
here to Pritchard's are busily engaged this
week hauling and spreading palmetto
fibre from the yard of the Florida Extract
company.
Mrs. Jas. F. Mitchell and two children,
of Rockledge, came up To this place last
Friday afternoon on a visit To her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. w. ). Norwood, re-
turning home.Sunday afternoon.
Mr. T. A. Robinson, of City Point, was
in town Wednesday and Thursday.
lie has not recovered as yet from his fall
as detailed in these items last week, but
is not seriously hurt, We are pleased To
learn.
The schooner Eleanor, Capt. j. b
Russell, left Saturday for Daytona. The
launch Diana, also mentioned IN our last
weeks paper in connection with the
Eleanor, passed here also saturday on
her way from Rockledge TO DAytona.
Major l.. b. Dawson, of Narrows, paid
ouI town flying visit Monday. lie is
now prepared To ship beans in large
quantities To northern markets, and Oh
account of recent cold further north Is
anticipating good prices for few weeks
Rev. John A. Hughes went TO Barlow
Wednesday to attend the annual meeting
of the preshytrry, the northern and
southern branches meeting there TIN:
year Barlow has two Presbyterian
churches, one northern, the other south
eTn.
Mr.. j. L. Sawtelle, of IIardeeville, who
has been representing The Plaza hotel, al
Rockledge, in Jacksonville since the
first of the year, returned Ia his home al
Hardeevlle Monday, coming up the ~.
Johns river via the steamer DeBary, OF
the Clyde ST. Johns River line.
Miss Annie Bellows, who has been
teaching the public school at Vaudeville
the past six months, left this place Mon
day for Lake City, where she will await
the arrival of her aunt, Miss vi. Bel
lows.who has about completed the school
term at IaGrange, when they will prob
ably proceed To Georgia for the summer
Mr.. f. c. Hewitt, of Melbourne, ac
COMMANDED by Mr. Sam Martin, arrived
here Monday afternoon with MIR
Hewitt's naphtha launch, and sailboat
the Ripple, and rowboat, which wer,
all hauled ont and housed at Nelson;
WAYS Tuesday for the summer, Mr.. Hew
lit and Sam returning To Melbourne VII
train. The former leaves In lev day:
for his summer home in Owego, y. \.
Mr.. ). IL. Happersett, of West Palm
Beach, sewers his position with Gruher'
hardware and furniture store on the lst o
MAY, where he has been for several years