The Florida star., 1900-05-11
CURRENT LOCAL LACONICS.
Brief Mention OF what Is Going On In
and About TItusviIls.

and About TitusviIle.
Mr. w. II. English expects to visit the
Ancient city today on business trip.
Mr.. f. L. Brady returned from a busi-
ness visit to Miami Tuesday afternoon.
Send your watches for repairs to w. NJ.
Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
Afier spending about week here with
his family. Mr.. j. ID. Crabb left last Fri
day afternoon for Lake City.
Mrs. Deisner's Bakery, Titusville. New
baker Just arrived. Fresh bread daily,
pies, cakes, etc, always on hand.
Preaching in the Presbyterian church
Sunday, MAY 18th, at IL a. IN. and 7:3O
D. m; Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Capt. Geo. G Gleason was passenger
on the southbound train Tuesday, return
ing from several days stay at Orlando.
Genial Dick Rocker, of Cocoa. paid a
flying visit 10 his home in Minis the first
part of the week, returning to business
Tuesday.
Youngs' Bicycle Livery, Hutchinson
avenue, near Indian River hotel. Tan
dems and single wheels Popular prices.
w. E. Youngs.
A special train arrived here from St.
Augustine yesterday. just ahead "f the
regular southbOund, with Vice President
Parrott and Traffic Manager Beckwith on
board, making az inspection of the road.
Mrs. G. NJ. Robbins and Master. Rufus
left yesterday for Eau Gallie where she
will visit her brother for day, then pro-
ceed 10 Miami 10 spend few days with
Mr.. Robbins, who is there attending cir
cult court.
Mr.. James Daniels and Miss Lille
Taylor, of Sunbeam, were quietly married
Wednesday afternoon at the Metzger
place in Sunbeam by Notary Public F.
j. Webb, who states that the wedding
was a complete success.
Mr.. Geo. w. Gibbs, of St Augustine,
who paid Titnsville visit Wednesday
and Yesterday TO confer with Mr.. McFar-
land ere the latter went north, returned
home yesterday afternoon. THE STAR ac-
knowledpes receipt of a pleasant call from
Mr.. Gibbs.
We are due thanks to Master Vann,
the lO-year-old son of Mr.. J. ID. Vann, OF
Shiloh, for presenting Us this week with
some fine Bermuda onions and very
large beets, which the little fellow grew
in his own garden. They were certainly
fine and highly appreciated.
Judge NJ. :. Jones returned from Miami
the latter part of last week To spend Sun
day with his family and also. TO get ac'
quainted with that young grandson thai
arrived last week. The judge returned
TO Miami again Monday where he expects
the term will last about two weeks longer
Mrs. J. X. Anthony and Mrs. A. VIII
son came up from Hardeeville Saturday
TO attend the golden wedding at LaGrang'
Sunday evening, returning to Hardee
Vile Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Anthon'
are spending some time at their Hardee
willie property from their home at Wes
Palm Beach.
Major =. NJ. TAYLOR and family tool
their departure for Huntsville Monday
afternoon, having spent .he winter here
for Mrs. TaylOr's health, the stay bein!
a very beneficial one To her. We shoul'
not be ut all surprised to see the majo
interested in IA business enterprise here II
the near future-at least We hope so
Particulars later.
The excursion to Daytona last Saturday
which was so shortly imprOvised, was en
ioyed by about twenty people from TIN
place, who spent the day most pleasant,
either at Sea Breeze, DAytona or Ormond
Had the rate been announced littl
earlier no doubt much larger numbe
would have availed Themselves of ia
trip TO the sea shore. Among those VIII
went were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Vi. II
BINS, Mrs. w. n. IlSndrv, Mrs. +. ].
Brady, Miss Annie Paddison, Miss SallI
Hall, Miss Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. +. b
Wager, Messrs. Willahan, julie and Leoi
Wilson. Maurice Walsh. jerome I. FeaS
ter, c. II. Walton, p. f. Pickett.