The Florida star., 1901-04-05
CURRENT lOeAL llcON|eS.

Jacksonville.
Mrs. N. Saunders, of Eden, was in
town Monday.
Send your watches for repairs to w. M.
Woodward. Ttusville. Work guaranteed.
Representative K. B. Raulerson went
TO Tallahassee last Friday TO attend the
legislature.
Mr.. Z. L. Brady is at Miami this week
looking after business interests in the
Magic City.
Miss Ida Dodson has returned from
Eden, where she has had charge of the
public school.
Conductor L. P. Deesz has returned
here TO take charge Of the Sanford branch
for the summer.
Can any one guess which one of the
young men in this town will shortly enter
the matrimonial state2
Mrs. Fischer left last Saturday to join
the captain at Miami, and return with
him on the cetboat Elise.
Mr.. @. T. McCarty, Of Ankona, was in
town this week to be present at the coun.
ty commissiOners' meeting.
Mrs. Will Hall, of Braidentown, and
Mrs. Geo. Hall, of Sebastian, are both
visiting Mr.. Z. w. Hall and family.
Mr.. Frank Mcfarland and family left
Yesterday for Derby, Conn.,, sailing via
ahe Mallory line from Brunswick, Ga.
Rev. H. Keigwin, synodical missionary
of the Presbytery, was in town Monday,
leaving that afternoon for points down
the coast.
Mr.. z. @. Jones arrived here from Ala
bama Tuesday with carload of horses
and Jersey cattle, and will stop at points
down the coast.
Captain Simonson returned home Sun
day with the sloop Why Not. Mr.. II.
Lipp, of Cocoa, came up with him and
spent day or 30.
Messrs. Wilson & Stumpe launched
their new skipjack yacht Tuesday after
noon. They expect to have her In sail
ing trim in few days.
Mr.. r. r. Rocker was up from Cocoa
several days the past week looking after
his place at Minis, returning TO his post
of duty Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Frank webber, who has been in
the employ of the Southern Express
company at Palatka, returned home las
Friday on account of sickness.
Mr.. Wade Jones has given up his posi-
ton in the postofice and is expecting
shortly to take a position as travelling
representative for Palatka firm.
Rev. A. G. Sirdefeld will, d. ", preach
next Sabbath nc Hardeeville at il
a. M, and at City Point at 2p. m. Unior
Sunday school at City Point at 3 p. NJ
All are invited.
These moonlight nights have beer
taken advantage of by the young folks TO
water parties. Nearly every night THU
week there have been sailing and launch
parties cut upon the bay.
Mr.. w. H. Mcfarland spent day o.
so i'm town the first of the week, return
ing 10 jacksonville on the early morning
train Tuesday. He has just recovered
from quite a severe attack of pneumonia
We hear that Mr.. T. Roy Puckett has
given up his position in the government
printing Office at Washington, ID. c., anC
expects soon to return TO Cocoa to tak'
charge of his paper, the Cocoa and Rock
ledge News.
Sunday services in the Presbyterian
church, Sunday. April z. Sunday schoo
at 9:45 a. IN. Preaching at ii a. M; sub
iect. "The Risen Christ" Y. z. Society
At d. m. Sunday school concert at III;
u. m. ]. A. Hughes, pastor.
The Bond company's lumber scoV
Sunny South sailed Wednesday for the
Oanayeral club house with lumber and
other material for Contractor Decker, wh'
will erect a new building for the club
The work will require about six weeks
time.
DIR. w. B. Hentz and Mr.. w. IL. Cres
son, of City Point, paid our town vlsi
the latter part Of last week. In lev
weeks the genial doctor returns 10 al
home in Brazil, taking roundabout triI
via Europe instead Of going from New
York direct.
A mishap to the boiler of the Titusyill'
Eiacarie LIGHT company about 2 o'ciocl