The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-06
CURRENT LOCAL LACONICS.


Mr.. George Nj. Robbins was called 20
Jacksonville on some legal business Tues
day afternoon
YOungs' Bicycle Livery, Hutchinson
avenue, near Indian River hotel. Tan
dems and single wheels. Popular prices
w. f. Youngs.
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.
Mrs. Winston $. Branning left yester-
day afternoon for months visit with
her parents, at Middlebnrg, near Green
Cove Springs, in Clay county.
March weather is lingering in the lap
of April pretty well this year. Bolster
Gus winds with cool nights have marked
the first week in this month.
There will he the usual services in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday. sun
day school AT 9:I5, preaching 1T IL Il. III.
song and praise service at 7:3O p. IN.
Mr.. w. X. Walker, Jr, has given mp
his position at the refreshment stand al
Mr.. ]. X. Walker, and is now employed
by Mr.. }. T. Price in the fish business.
We received a freak in the shape of
three elephants grown together this week,
the same being raised on tine KlOndike
plantation of Judge Jones and son, west
of 1t. Lucie.
Capt Argo. Of OviclO, was here last
Saturday on hls way to FaustinI, where
he has the contract for movinga Residence
that is now in the rlght-ot-way OF the new
county road.
Mrs. Rawson, of Daytona, formerly
resident of Sanford. where she now owns
some property, stopped off here Tuesday
OH her way home from a short visit tu
her former home.
The two night trains AMI the two AZ
ternoon trains arriving northbOund ut
BOG and sOuthbuund AT lbs, will be-
taken off next Tuesday, the 10th inst,
leaving then only two through trains Ia
Miami daily.
Mr.. c. r. McCarty, of Ankona, paid
the county seat visit Monday AMI Tues
day. lie repnrls the pineapple pros
poets very fine in his section, also the
promise of full orange crop the coming
fall and winter.
DR. GrisSarl AMI wife were made hap
py last Friday 10y the arrival ol their
sister and niece from TcnncS>cc-MrS.
". W. DriSkoll. of Chattanooga, and
Miss Lillian Briloc. uC Winchc>trr-whn
far IA ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark and Mr. Clark :
sister, of Clyde, y. Y, who have been
ON visit of little over ionr months
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Waddrll, lrll
last Friday Afternoon for their hrm.',
having made many friends here via" will
be- glad Ia welcome them again.
County Surveyor !. -. Fries inform,
Us that Lee has the work Of puttins fibre
on the new roaI, leading along the river
bank to Pritchard's, commenced this
week. This hnre of palmetto Is first
placed before putting down the Shelf, as
il makes firm and substantial road
bed.
IL is with regret that we announce that
Mrs. c. c. Curtiss and two children, alSn
her mother, Mrs. l.. {. CurtiSs, expect tu
leave next Tuesday for jacksonville,
where Mrs. CuriisS has rented the Glen
wood House, not far from the -. James
Hotel. and will conduct il ~ first class
boarding house. Mr. CurtlsS will remain
here for the present.
Capt. T.. III. Rice killed very large
rattlrsnake last Friday afternoon while
ont NJ Bird lake This must he the
season for rattlesnakcs 10 shed their bu'-
tons, as in killing this one most of the
rattles were thrcshed oil. Ii Will he re
membered, too, that II RATHER 1T t"cna a
week or two ago WAS bereft of It's raitir~
by being struck with brick, hut man.
aged u escape.
Capt. ]. H. Smith arrived in town
sunday from down the river, ms steamer,
the It. Sebastian, as well n the II. Au-
gustine, having been moored IN Lake
Worth creek for the Summer months.
There the boats will b., in charge Of Mr..
f.. Brainerd Capt. smith spent several
DAYS in town looking after some of his
effects he left i'm the fish house on the