The Florida star., 1900-05-18

SO4SA~hS hS@b SooOoti ihOiHihs anu
evening.
Capt SimOnson made flying trip to
Cocoa and return Monday with the sloop
Why Not.
Mrs. w. S. Norwood has been quite i'll
for the past week with fever that has the
characteristics of dengue.
A new invoice of Columbia bicycles at
The Florida Cycle rooms. Wheels sold
on the weekly instalment plan.
Mrs. Deisner's Bakery, Titusville. New
baker just arrived. Fresh bread daily,
pies, cakes, etc, always on hand.
Archdeacon B. F. Brown will hold di-
vine service on Sunday next in st. Johns
church, in Eau Gallie, at l0:30 a. M, and
7:30 p. IN.
We call attention to the new advertise
ment of f. c. Johnson, Cocoa, this week,
also TO the change Of ad. of J. II. Walker,
OF this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Porcher, of Cocoa,
spent part of Tuesday and Wednesday in
town, Mr. Porcher being present at the
county convention.
Capt. ]. II. Andrews, of Tibbals, and
his son, Capt. q. +. Andrews, of Ankona,
were spending day or so in town the
early part of this week.
Pierre 5. Titus was brought from the
Haulover quite i'll Tuesday afternoon.
The trouble is pronounced muscular
rheumatism by his physician, DIR. Wilson.
Mr.. John Haggerty, of New York city,
spent several days in town the past week,
leaving Tuesday for New Smyrna and the
north. lie expects to.spend next winter
here.
The Misses Aline and Daisy Brady and
Mrs. ID. l.. Gauden and family will re-
turn from DeLand the coming week. The
Misses Brady complete their education at
Stetson university this term.
Owing TO part of our office force being
OH the sick list this week, and the atten-
ton OF the editor being occupied with the
county convention, makes our local de-
partment little short this week.
Rupert Paxton, of Rockledge, and
Pierre Branning, of West Palm Beach,
passed through here this week ON their
way home from South Florida Military
academy, at Barlow, for summer vaca-
ton.
If our town proposes to celebrate the
Fourth Of July i'll appropriate style, As
has been the custom here tor years past,
we should announce the fact, 80 that
other places may not use up what rightly
belongs Ia us.
Messrs. Fred l.. Whitlock and Dick
LaRoche, Of Courtenay. left yesterday
morning for Sanford where Fred expected
TO purchase a horse and buggy and drive
back home, but did not purchase and re-
turned via rail.
Mr.. James T. Hogg, who left Melbourne
last November and has been employed in
the internal revenue office, ut Jackson
willie, has been promoted To chief deputy,
and Professor Harry Winters, also OF
Melbourne, has Mr.. lIogg's old position.
County Judge Gaulden introduced the
resolution iavOring the endorsement ot
Hon. w. B. Lamar for denomination as
attorney general before the county con
vention Tuesday judge Gauldcu LEFT
! for Jacksonville "Wednesday morning, IL,
turning same day.
Judge Jones returned from Miami sun
day afternoon, the spring term of court
for Dade having been adjourned Satur
day. Cases on the civil docket were con
tinucd until next term. We learn tha
the Judge renewed many old acluaintan
ces and made scores of new ones.
Dr. q. l.. Alexander, of South Georgia
! passed through here Yesterday Afternoon
on his way Ia Miami, where he was calle,
bv the serious illness of his brother
in-law, Mr.. Jas Williams, who wa
brought from Nassau few days ago
where he has been for some time.
Indian River band gave All open All
concert from their stand Tuesday night
which was rendered IN honor of The dele
gates vino were here in attendance at Tia,
county convention. Unfortunately the
program was interrupted during one q
the selections by a sudden dash of rain
which compelled the boys Ia retreat il
short order Ia the opera house where tht
concert was completed.
\ meeting of Indian River Camp No
Il United Confederate Veterans Was hcl,
at court house hall Tuesday night, a