The Florida star., 1900-10-26
LATEST NEWS IND INCIDENTS.
Matters of Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.

Around Town.
Geo. Wray, the piano tuner, will visit
the east coast in November.
Father O'Boyle arrived in town yester-
day for stay of a day or so.
Mr.. B. F. Manier. Jr, of Jacksonville,
of Messrs. Manier & Jones, arrived in
town yesterday.
Rev. John A. Hughes will preach at
Rockledge Sunday morning next and at
Titusville in the evening.
Mr.. WIN. Woodward has the frame up
for sixteen-fOot cat-bOat on the skip
jack order, which promises TO be fast.
Miss Blanche Bouknight is visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. Paine, at Cocoa, for few
days this week, expecting to return home
Sunday.
G. II. Raulerson and family, of Miami,
stopped off here Sunday, leaving next
morning for Geneva, Orange county, for
visit 10 relatives.
Messrs. j. Maxwell Randall and +. O.
Randall, of Boston, passed through on the
south-bonnd train yesterday afternoon on
their way TO Eau Gallie.
c. T. McCarty, the hustling real estate
man of Ankona, paid our town a short
visit Tuesday, coming from New Smyrna
on the early morning train that day.
The first meeting of the Ladies' Guild
for the coming season will be held at the
residence of Mrs. TT. Wetmore on Friday
afternoon Ofnext week, November 2, at
oclOct..
The people of East Minis will have n
basket dinner and fish fry at Jones Land
! ing tomorrow. Several of our citizens
contemplate taking it in and good time
is promised them.
Capt. Peter Nelson has received word
from DIR. +. III. Houghton to get the house
boat DentOs in order, as the doctor and
Mrs. HOughton expect to be in Titusville
in about three or four weeks.
Mrs. LII. Decker, of West Palm Beach,
arrived in town the firSt of the week and
is spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs
I. y. Decker. She is accompanied by her
| little grandson, Charles Gruber.
Mr.. J.E Better, of Rockledge, came Lp
to attend the Farmers Institute, which
had been advertised for this place Mon
day, and was very much disappointed at
the meeting not being held here that
day. Mr.. NJ S. Sans, of Courtenay, also
came up for the same purpose.
Mr.. w. Rs Buie and family, of Georg,
town, sc, are here on visit to Captain
A. w. Bdie, and will spend several week..
Mr.. Rnie, like his brother, the captain, is
railroad man, being travelling freight
agent for the Georgetown & Western rail
way. He paid our town visit late in the
season last winter, and was 80 charmed
with our climate that he has come again.
Rev. Sidney Wilbur arrived Sunday
from Atlantis, ,and is spending the week in
town, closing ont his household effects,
preparatory to going TO California, where
he will reside with his daughter, stopping
at Atlanta, first, however, before leaving
fD. the, Pacific slope. Mr.. Wilbur is stop
ping with Rev. John \. Hughes while
mere and expects TO remain until Monday
next.
The Port Orange correspondent of the
| ltild NtdE-liC-sNChS WI. =.
Robertson, a former citizen of our town,
came mp from Titusville, his present
home, last week tn look after hs property
and see old friends. Mrs. Robertson ac-
companied him. They are independent of
the East Coast railway, as they travel in
their yacht, the Comfort. Mr.. Robertson
expects To sell his house here 10 II. i.
Savage, who has moved into il.
Mrs. A.W. Sweet, writing TO THE STAR
from Boston, states that Mrs. Walker, her
mother, and herself have just returned
from a two-mOnths' visit in the Bcrk-
shires-more enjoyable, if possihle, than
their last summers trip. In the chilly fall
days. which are coming on up there, they
think rather lnngingly of the lovely In
dian river, but they will probably remain
IN ''the HUI this winter. Mrs. Sweet Is
taking special work AT Radshffe tins wear.
The past summer she attended the Har-
ward summer school.
Married In West Palm Beach.
Tn. Troptral Sun nf WaSt Pain, p.acb