The Florida star., 1901-05-24
C0RREHI LOCAL LAGONGS.
Brief Mention OF what Is Going On In
: and About TItusviIIe.

and About TitusviIIe.
) Send your watches-for repairs to w. NJ.
: Woodward, Titusviile. Work guaranteed.
Miss Myra Williams, of ROckledge, is
visiting friends in this town this week.
Miss Bessie Hall is at Green Cove
Springs for a weeks visit with friends,
for which place she left Monday after
noon.
The eighth annual commencement ex-
ercises Of the John B. Stetson university
commence at DeIand today and close
next Tuesday, the 2sth inst.
Judge Jones returned home from Os-
ceola county Sunday, where he held cir
cult court last week aud disposed of
number of cases. He did not 90 to Or
lando.
Judge and Mrs. A. ID. Penney and lit
tie Miss Lollie went to Cocoa Sunday on
account OF the illness of the judge, who
was under the care of DR.. Hughlett for a
few days.
ArchdeacOn b. +. Brown will hold di-
vine service on Sunday next at Eden
Tibballs at 1880 a. m. and at Waveland-
Jensen at $3.50 p. m. Also at st. Martins
church. Jupiter, on Tuesday at 1890
a. m. and 7:3O p. m.
A change of schedule on the +. +. @.
railway went into effect Monday, May
Goth, by which the nOrthbound train ar
rives earlier, at :46 p. m. instead of 2:0l
pm. Corrected schedule will appear in
THE STAR next week.
A heavy windstorm from the south
east and south blew all day Monday and
Monday night and Tuesday, then grad
ually veered TO the westward accOmpan-
led by rain. Several boats dragged an
chOrs Monday afternoon, but no damage
was sustained.
We regret to learn from the kissimmee
Valley-GazeIte that on Tuesday two
weeks ago the store of Tom Alderman,
at Bassinger, was completely destroyed
by fire. The building and contents, ex-
cept the grain, were entirely consumed,
entailing loss of over 81, 900. =
Sheriff Brown went to Osteen Wednes-
day to take in custody from a Volusia
county deputy sheriff a negro who shot
another negro at Turnbull about a week
or ten days ago. The two negroes fired
at each other several times at turpen-
tine still near Turnbull, when one was
shot through the leg.
Mrs. +. A. Shad, of Jacksonville, ac-
companied by her daughter and little son,
arrived Tuesday. Mrs. Shad spent day
with her sister, Mrs. Henry T. Titus, and
on account of her daughters i'll health in
Jacksonville, allowed her children to re-
main here for while, hoping the change
will be beneficial, Mrs. S. returning home
Wednesday.
Among the further improvements that
are being made on property in Titusville
by the colored people, in addition to the
mention made on this line last week,
Alex. Forster has improved his bnilding;
Isaac Jones has improved his lot by buy
ing house and moving same on to it;
Joe Green is going to put another addi-
tiOn TO his house, and Nathan Webber
will do the same. All this work will be
done by w. ii. Walstine.
A commodious cabin sloop yacht ar
rived here Wednesday afternoon from
Lake Worth with the following party of
young folks aboard: Miss Nealie Miller,
Miss Leila Anthony, Miss Evelyn Clark,
and Messrs. ii. j. Anthony, Dale Miller,
Irving Burdette and George Adams. They
spent day here visiting friends. return
ing southwark yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs.
q. =. Anthony joined the party here
Wednesday as they were on their way to
West Palm Beach.