The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-03-02
latest NEWS AND INCIDENTS.
Matters of Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.


called to Stuart Tuesday by the serious
illness of his wife.
Thermometer dropped down danger
Ously near the frost mark last night, but
too much breeze 10 show frost.
Mr.. Wyatt Brown went to st. Angus
tine Monday afternoon to spend a few
days, returning Wednesday night.
Mr.. Sam Childs, of Cocoa, arrived
Wednesday to attend to repairs to the
foundation of the Presbyterian church.
In consequence of the repairs being
made in the Presbyterian church, there
will be- no services next Sunday, March
18th, 1900.
YOungs' Bicycle Livery, Hutchinson
avenue, near Indian River hotel. Tan
dems and single wheels. Popular prices.
w. +. IOungs.
Messrs. j. NJ. Paine, of Cocoa, OsceOla
Currier and :. B. Aldridge, of Newark,
y. j., were in our town Tuesday and
spent part of the day here.
The lenten season commenced this
week on Ash Wednesday. Archdeacon
b. f. Brown held service at II. Gabriels
church Wednesday morning.
Archdeacon b. F. Brown will hold di-
vine service in 81. Gabriels church next
Sunday at II a. m. and $50 p. IN. Holy
communion in the morning.
Wedding bells are expected To peal
forth in Titusville sunday, when it II
probable that one of our young ladies
will change her home to Miami.
The South Florida conference of the
\. VI. +. church has retained w. q.
Fields rs pastor oi the \. VI. +. church
at this place for the coming year.
Major Alexander ST Clair Abrams, the
celebrated lawyer of Jacksonville, was
in Titusylle Tuesday and "Wednesday
attending 10 some law business.
Vaudeville and City Point-The pas
tor, \. c. Sirdetield, will, ID. V, preach
at hardcrville and City Point next Sab
bath at 10 a. IN. and . p. III. respectively.
Mr.. \. ID. Penney suffered severely all
day yesterday by pain in his right eve,
caused by piece of wood flying up and
striking him in the face "Wednesday eve
ming.
The warden who had charge of Moli-
neux during his long term of incarcera-
ton in New York city was passenger
on train % Wednesday bound for Palm
Beach
The Home Min>treis entertain at the
! opera hnnse tonight. Reserve seats on
sale at Eagle Clothing store. Look out
for the street parade about o'clock this
afternoon.
At the rattle for the quilt at the last
meeting of the ladies' guild Mrs. r. f.
! Wager held the lucky number She j,
very proud of this handsome piece oi
! haudiwork.
Mr.. l.. c. Oliver of Miami, stopped of
/ here last evening on hiS return hom,
from flying trip to palatka. and calico
at TmE STAR office before leaving on tn,
midnight train.
Made-to-order Suit, $S.95. Gardner
Mr. Geo. NJ. Robbins returned >atur
day from several days spent at in.. coun
~ seat of Lake and Orange couu;ir-
where he had important legal buslu,~.
that demanded his attention.
DIR. {. G. Weld has sent his shallow
draft cruiser L. Fan Gallic To- hr housed
by the MesSrs. llodg~on Bros for rh,
comm. summer. Mcs~rS Louis Mvcr
and John Green carried the Yacht To Eat
Gallie from here Tuesday.
Murray lourccy, oi New SMYRNA
pi.otcd very smart naphtha launcl
from that place a. far a. this point Tues
LAY, returning home that afternoon
The launch made the run frum New
SMYRNA Lcrc in ahout five hours.
Mr.. Jerome Twlchcll arrived here Mon
day afternoon on his return from Cuba
where he spent several weeks. He nnl,
spent day or 50 with his sister, Mrs
Nrtlir Fraster, and family N l.aCirang,
ere returning 10 his home in kansa
City.
Mr. l.. X. Decker has bought one a
the cottages near th, Indian River hott
p which was owned by the estate Of \. \
DeCirauw. lie Is moving the huildin
upon another lot, and vii! overhaul sam
and make il into neat little cottage f.
renting.