The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1901-10-25
LATEST NEWS and INCIDENTS.

Pros. Atty Jas. Andrews returned
from down the river Wednesday.
Miss Alice Weinberg and Mrs. Smith,
of Cocoa, paid our town a visit yesterday.
Mr.. Wade Jones left yesterday on a
business trip to Fort Pierce for day or
two.
Miss Mary Rogero, of Palatka, arrived
last Friday on visit to her friend, Miss
Bessie Hail.
Mrs. w. II. Sharpe came up yesterday
from Shapes to visit some of her Titus
vile friends.
Attorney f. ]. Webb returned Tuesday
from Fl. Pierce, where he had been on
legal business,
Messrs. F. A. Lesley and F. A. Morgan
were attending Masonic meeting at Day
tona last night.
j. G. Frink, merchant, of Jensen, died
of typhoid fever Saturday. He leaves a
wife and child.
Mr.. Gregers A. Frost is expecting his
sister, Miss Mettie, to arrive this after
noon from the northwest.
Mrs. Blake and little daughter, Of Jen-
sen, are spending@the week here stopping
at the Indian River hotel.
Mr.. Paul Pickett went to Cocoa yes
terday where he expects to assist his
brother, Roy, on the News.
Mr.. Dick Gladwin returned home yes
terday from spending the summer about
New York city and immediate points.
Mrs. Nettie Feaster, of LaGrange, was
in town Wednesday doing shopping and
to meet her daughter, Mrs. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. g. Gay, of Mt. Steri-
ing, KY, mention of whom was made in
The STAR last week, left Tuesday for Pa
latka
Mrs. X. B. Raulerson, of Fl. Pierce,
passed through OH Wednesdays south
bound train, returning from Lithia
Springs, Ga.
Mr.. II. l.. Jordan, the newcomer in
Eau Gallie from West Florida, paid us
pleasant call last week while he and his
wife were here for shopping purposes.
Miss Ethel Coutant returned Wednes-
day after spending her summer vacation
with her parents at Oak Hill, to resume
her position as stenographer for Mr.. w.
NJ. Brown.
Oak Hill was well Represented in town
this week by Mrs. w. G.. Howes and her
daughter, also Mr.. and Mrs. Larry
Wright. Mr.. Howes was also here the
latter part of last week.
Chas III. Walton, editor and proprietor
of the East Coast Advocate, returned
Tuesday after a two months vacation,
which he spent in Toronto, Can, New
York, Buffalo and other points north.
Judge Penney left Wednesday for Jen-
sen to look after the administration of
the estate of the late J. c. Frink, who
died recently at that place of typhoid
fever. He will also extend his trip as far
as Miami.
Rev. w. \. Chaudoin will preach at
the Baptist church next Sunday at IL
a. m. At the close of the service the
Lords supper will be administered. A
full attendance of the church is re-
quested.
Mrs. Oscar Worley was taken with
scarlet fever this week. This case and
that of Mr.. MOtlow's daughter NOW re-
covered) are the only cases reported, and
we hope the fever will be confined TO
these two cases.
The case of +. j. Webb versus r. 7.
Batch was heard in Justice Wilson'S
court Yesterday morning. The suit was
brought 10 enforce the collection of attOr-
ney's fees from defendant, and it was de-
cided in favor of the plaintiff.
Mrs. George Bayles, of Ft. Pierce,
came up last Saturday and remained here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Da-
Wis, until yesterday, when she left for St
Augustine where she will consult DIR.
Worley in regard to the removal of a
slight growth on her baby's tongue.
Mrs VIM Jarvis, of Cocoa, came up
Wednesday, returning on southbound
train same day. The little son and
daughter of DIR. l.. T. Daniels, who las
his dental office here for awhile, accom-
panied her for short visit with their
father.
Mrs. T. w. Anderson with baby Je-
rome arrived on Wednesday afternoons
train from Stuart to visit her mother and
be present at the marriage of her brother,
Jerome T. Feaster, to Miss Adde King,
which event takes place in the church at
LAGRANGE next Wednesday, the 3Oth.