The Florida star., 1901-12-13
LATEST NEWS AND INCIDENTS.
Matters OF Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.

Matters OF Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.
Something over 200 boxes of oranges
were expressed from this place Tuesday.
JUST RECEIVED-New line of novel
ties for the holidays.
WHALER's JEwELRY STORE.
Mr.. r. r. Rocker, of Cocoa, is spend
ing few days looking after improve
ments about his place at Minis this week.
A Mr.. Smith, wife and son, of PALMYRA,
n. Y, who recently arrived in town.
have rented the Walton cottage. i'm South
Titusville, and will spend the winter here.
Mr.. B. F. Ives, wife and three daugh-
ters and son, of Philadelphia, arrived
last week at their winter home at La
Grange, and their friends here are de-
lighted to see them again,
You need piano or an organ to make
your home perfect. Then write to E. B.
Wager, Titusville, for catalogues and
prices. He will save you money on the
purchase of an instrument.
A letter from Mr.. w. H. Spell, in
Hampton, KY, states that he will not
reach Florida this winter, as he has big
wheat crop to attend to. Another fine
girl arrived at his home on Nov 10th.
Full size White Enamel Beds, from 81
TO $l5 each, at Walker & Co.'S, Titusville.
DR.. S. G. Worley, of St. Augustine,
was called to West Palm Beach last week
to assist Dr. Potter in performing an op-
Grafton on Henry j. Anthony, who is
very i'll at the residence of his parents,
Capt. and Mrs. j. r. Anthony.
The Florida Extracts works will short
ly start up again for the manufacture of
liquor for tanning purposes. Mr.. Brown
received an order this week for a carload
of this extract. Some slight repairs are
to be made before the factory is started
up.
Mr.. Geo. E. Andrews, of West Palm
Beach, accompanied by his father, Capt.
j. HI. Andrews, arrived Monday TO carry
the formers naphtha launch, the Whistle
wing, to Lake Worth for the tourist sea-
son, the boat having been in the care of
Capt. Nelson the past eight months.
SEE OUR CHRISTMAS GOODS; large
and complete line TO select from. Buy
early as they are moving. Walker & Co.
Senator VI. S. Quay, Mrs. Quay, the
senator's son, Major A. S. G. Quay, and
daughter, Miss Quay, and Attorney Gen
oro 10 oil IF
passed south Tuesday on their way to
the senator's winter home at St. Lucie.
Senator Quay was recently taken Ill in
Washington and is here to recover the
effects of bad cold.
Mr.. H. w. Bessey will give up charge
of the house of refuge at Gilberts bar the
first of the coming month, and will move
to Stuart, where he will take charge of
Danforth's hotel for the coming season.
This will also place him right at his pine
apple plantation, and will be an agree
able change to himself and wife from the
lonesome location they have held for
years.
Rev. j. A. Hughes recently purchased
]. p. Turner's naphtha launch. Last
week he and julie Wilson went to New
Smyrna after the launch. They got as far
as the Haulover canal Saturday, where
low water and a run down battery ne
cessitated their leaving the boat. Sun
day Mr.. Hughes went to ROckledge to
fill his appointment, and the first of the
week succeeded in getting the launch
brought here to be hauled out for a
thorough overhauling. The boat is about
80 feet over all, and is equipped with
double cylinder Sintz gas engine.