The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-02-09
CURRENT LOCAL LACONICS.
Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About TItasviIIe.

Send your watches Tor repairs 70 w. NJ.
Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
If you want the best dental work, go
10 DIR. Dodson. Office near courthouse.
Mr.. w. II. Mcfarland left yesterday
on a business trip to st. Augustine and
Jacksonville.
Mr. p. S. Titus spent several days in
Jacksonville last week with friends, re-
turning home Saturday.
Miss Kate Pritchard went to West
Palm Beach last week, where she is the
guest of her friend, Mrs. Nj. +. Gruber.
Youngs' bicycle livery, Hutchinson
avenue, near Indian River hotel. Tan
dems and single wheels. Popular prices.
w. +. Youngs.
Mrs. Jos. G. Gerry, of New York, after
visiting several weeks with her relatives
on Banana river, Col. J. III. Hogan and
family, returns north today.
Lena Cole, who has been stopping with
Mr.. j. T. Bassett for some time past, went
TO Miami Wednesday afternoon where she
will live with her brother, Mr.. Louis Cole.
Mr.. George NJ. Robbins has had his
law and abstract office and residence con-
nected by private telephone wire, which
will, no doubt, be great convenience to
him and the members of his family.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Brady and Mrs
Brown left for City Point Wednesday,
much to the regret of their Numerous
friends here. In about six weeks time
L. nral,y 10 ~ rf n laatttra
tour.
Capt. John Mclean, of tradebOat fame
on Indian river, arrived Sunday and is
spending few days in town attending to
the administration of the affairs of his
late cousin, j. ID. Andrews, who died at
Jensen on the 10th of Last month.
As the result of a bicycle collision last
week little Arthur Townsend, who runs
the delivery bicycle for Crayford's gro
, Gerry, sustained a severely bruised left eye.
He came into contact with Charlie Rev
els. Neither Of the wheels were damaged
to any extent.
If you want TO make an investment in
Florida real estate it will be to your inter
est To read the advertisement of place for
sale at TrOpic, published in another col
umn. This property is very valuable,
cannot depreciate, but to the contrary
will increase in value. Best location on
the coast.
Messrs. w. NJ Woodward and John \.
Hughes arrived home Sunday morning at
about O'Clock from Il trip that was made
in a tishboat from here to Gilberts har,
which occupied about five days of their
time. In that vicinity Mr.. Woodward
secured number Of negatives which will
make interesting views for his photograph
gallery.
Mr.. W. +. HOungs has started up BIZ
cycle livery in connection with his tom
serial stand OH Hutchinson avenue, which
is something that has been needed in our
town for a long time. lie furnishes tan
dems and singles for ladies and gents. We
hope he will receive a generous support
in his new venture from both tourists and
our home people.
Mr.. G.. +. Ensey, formerly OF this place,
writes us from Jacksonville, where he has
been very i'll in 1t. Lakes hospital foI
three months past with acute rheumatism
anu con- )llCAllOIlSs NlsAA liS 70 Ata' A'c''
well vet, but he is steadily though slowly
improving, which will be good news 10
his Indian river friends, and We hope Il
soon announce his complete recovery.
Mr. f.. J. Seymour, the press repreSen-
tative of the Mcfarland company, was
the recipient recently Of Il handsome
compliment from Lieut.-Gov. Timothy
l.. Woodruff, of New York, in the form
of costly smokers outfit. Ii included
A beautiful French brier pipe, with am
Der mouth-piece and silver mountings, 4
box of Turkish tobacco, cigar cutter, 4
full supply of parratine matches and
gold matchsafe with the inscription, 10
E.J. :. from T. l.. w" engraved on the
side. Mr.. Seymour prizes tie gift very
highly.
We noticed that our friend, Mr.. james
Alexander, of DeI.and, was III town Mon
day and Tuesday, attending To some lega
business before Circuit Judge Jones. A
the same time Mr.. William Jackson, o
Daytona, was looking after some legal af
fairs before County Judge Gaulden- The
reporter for THE STAR happened to not'
the above visitors to our town roomed a
the Indian River hotel Monday night un
III quite a late hour with several of thu
a