The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-12-07
CURRENT LOCAL LACONICS.
Brief Mention OF what Is Going On In
and About TitusviIle.

send your watches f0r repairs 70 w. N.
Woodward. Titusville. Work guaranteed.
Geo. way, the piano tuner, viii visit
the east coast in December.
@. T. McCarty, ESQ, of Ankona, was in
town for few hours business Tuesday.
will. Mcfarland was home from Stet-
son University for few days vacation
last week.
A cottage for rent on the Banana river
for the winter. For particulars apply to
NJ, in care Florida Star Office.
Mr.. RI. Skipper, prominent business
man of New Smyrna, paid our town q
visit on Tuesday and Wednesday, on his
way down the river.
Rev. ]. E. Mickler will hold services
next Sunday, both morning and night, at
Cocoa-this being his last appointment
at that place prior to conference.
Messrs. Frank Clark and R.H. Liggett,
of jacksonville, and Stewart and Bly,, Of
DeIand, were in town Saturday, arguing
a case in chambers before Judge Jones.
Mr.. So. Norton lost ten-dollar bill on
the street on Wednesday of last week,
and he requests US 10 state that If the
finder will return the same he will pay
liberal reward.
Mr.. Charles X. Kenyon arrived here
Sunday to look after the interests OF his
grove at "The Hermitage" and will ship
considerable fruit from the same this
winter.
Mrs.P.J. Hall and two children arrived
last week and already feel quite at home
In the Shultz cottage in South Titusville,
having been resident of this place sew
eral years ago.
Mr.. Winston s. Branning returned home
Saturday afternoon, having fully enjoyed
the sights Of Gala Week in Jacksonville.
He left Mrs. Branning with relatives in
Savannah to visit awhile longer.
Judge ]. F. Welborne, of Sanford, who
has had extensive practice in Volusia
county, says he has defended l47 persons
in Volusia and Orange counties, charged
with illegal fishing and won every case.
This is a record few lawyers can claim.
Mr.. Ut. Hinton returned home Satur-
day from Hobe Sound, where he had
been for week or ten days rusticating
for his health and gained fourteen pounds
thereby. He is now at his old stand, in
Duren's meat market, but has been very
i'll for several months.
Col. c. P. Horton, of Bourne, Mass,
NJ. NVafaon Marrin and his friend
Mr.. Barton, of Boston, arrived Sunday,
and spent Monday in town before leav-
ing for the Canaveral club house. While
here they were the guests of Mr.. j. O..
Bast, of the Indian River hotel, who is
also manager for the club, this coming
season.
MrsJ. Anthony,o of West Palm Beach,
who has been on a two-months' visit TO
relatives and friends in Georgia, returned
to Hardeeville Tuesday, where Mr.. An
thony has been looking after his orange
grove, during her absence. She saw Mrs.
Il. T. Anthony, nee Miss Jeanette Paddi-
son, while in Washington, Ga, who is
thoroughly pleased with her home OH a
Georgia farm.
Frank II. Orvis, one of Florida's pioneer
hotel men, who first made our Florida
hotels famous for tourists, died of neural
gia of the heart at Manchester, y. II.
last Friday. He was past 76 years of age.
For the past forty-nine years he had
been proprietor of the Equinox House,
Manchester, and, at stated intervals, of
the Putnam, Palatka, and st. James and
Windsor, Jacksonville.
The corner steps of the old Grand View
hotel are favorite nesting place, these
cool, quiet moonlight nights, for many
harmless young spoonies, who can be
seen there almost any night, engaged in
an inaudible conversation, as it were,
but really whispering soft nothlngs into
each Others ears. Those same steps will
play an important part in career of I'M
alleged ecstatic bliss, one of these days.
Boat and Yacht Sails.