The Florida star., 1900-08-24
CURRENT LOCAL LACGNICS.
Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About TItusville.

DIR. j. Nj. Dixon went to New Smyrna
yesterday afternoon.
Send your watches for repairs to w. NJ.
Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
Mr.. Hamp Green and bride are occu-
pying one of the Flagler cottages on
Main street.
1t is probable that some more real
estate will change hands here soon, but
there is nothing settled about it just yet.
Mr.. John Harris is very Ill at the
residence of Sheriff Brown. He is being
well cared for by friends, and We hope
soon to see him out again.
Mrs. w. F. Jibb went to New Smyrna
last Friday, where Mr.. Jibb is acting
agent for the F. +. G. railway during the
illness of Agent X. +. Hatch.
Mr.. S. ID. Geiger returned home the
latter part of last week from Tampa and
the gulf coast. He expects TO remain
home for a while just at present.
Mrs. Singleton returned Tuesday from
a weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Carl C. Curtiss, in Jacksonville. Her
kTdnutlduSlliCi, IiNllC 4hioS A-cN'0N
accompanied her home.
Rev. John 4. Hughes and family and
Mr.. q. +. Duren and family left Monday
afternoon OIL board the sloop Edna L.
for cruise down the river. They re-
turned yesterday afternoon.
MIR. w. ii. Mcfarland is having con-
siderable repairing done to his house IN
South Titusvlle. The decayed parts oi
the foundation are being removed ana a
new coat of paint being added.
The thermometer stood l04 degrees in
the shade at o'clock Tuesday. This Is
something very unusual for Titusville
. Charlie Gardner says il was 469 degrees
hot where he was Tuesday, nothing less
Mr.. George +. Ensey, of Tropic, arriv-
ed in town Saturday afternoon for short
stay with his brOther-in-law, Mr.. Henry
+. Titus. We are sorry to learn that Mr..
Ensey's health is not improving much
OF late.
Miss Halliday, of Coronado, came dowr
last Friday on visit To her friend, Miss
Susie Gladwin. She remained untl
Tuesday when Miss Gladwin returned
with her to enjoy couple of weeks oi
the beach.
Mr.. John c. Jones, of Orlando, who i
out for the position of prosecuting at
torney for the Seventh judicial circuit
called OH us Monday on his way 10 Cocoa
where he took in the county convention
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Walker returne,
Tuesday from New York, where the
had been for two weeks laying III thei
fall and winter stock of goods. The.
found il very warm in the biz city, an'
came back more fully convinced thar
ever that there Is no place like Florida.
The Indian River Ice Mandatory, a
this place, has been closed down for th'
past week or ten days awaiting the arriv
al of new coil pipe for the ammonl
tank, which, fortunately, arrived Snnda
afternoon. During the shut down iu
repairs MIR. Wetmore has been snpplyln
his customers with Ice from the factor
at Orlando.
The base ball game last saturday altei
noon WAS warm contest between III
Timsyine Reds and the SeminoleS. Hnl
seven innings were played, the sc"r
standing . To 10 in favor Of the Red'
\ W. Huic acted a. umpire. Our has
hall poet has AN ctfusion on this suffice
in another column, which has cost I'm
\ great deal of study, which will doub
less be interesting To the local players
The first issue Of the Semi-WeekI
Ir,ald. of Ruidentown, VIII make l
,nprarance about the first ol Seplen
L,.r. to he published 10y MeSsrs. llsh
foot and Fulke. Mr.. Fulke formerly VI
a resident of Titusyille, and MAS iorrma
On the Advocate here for number
wears. Mr.. Fulke has thus launched OF
A. a publishcr since he left here about
wear ago. We wish the new venture Sn
cess.
Hon. Frank Clark, chairman Of Il
.,ar. democratic executive commute
ba. secured the names Of every memD
of the various county committees III u
state and will, from time Ia time, IN
,..,rl than, Instructions The hcadqual