The Florida star., 1901-11-15

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Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About Titusville.
Gardner makes special prices Fri
day.
Call and inspect our stock. New and
useful novelties in gold and silver.
WHALER's JEwELRY STORE
Mr.. Hughes yawl ia being used to
carry over the heavy freight for the Can
averal club.
The usual Wednesday night dance of
ths social club was held this week with
fair attendance.
Mrs. F. Baldwin was down on visit
to her relatives here the first of the week
from st. Augustine.
Mrs. G. w. Scobie and little daughter
Merle are visiting Mr. and Mrs. w. M.
Woodward in DeLand this week.
Miss Louise Brown returned Sunday
from Jensen. where she spent several
days with her friend, Miss Mabel
schuyler.
Cashier CHI. Garthside passed through
on the southbound train Wednesday, re-
turning with his family and Mr.. Curry
to Miami from the north.
Mr.. M. s. Jones, Jr., was up from St.
Lucie the first of the week and announces
the building of fine club house at that
place by the Pennsylvania club.
Mr.. A. R Glsdwin, of Sherburne, N.
Y, arrived this week for visit with his
brother, Mr.. S. N. Gladwin, and to
spend the winter on the east coast here
and at Miami.
Rev. DR.. Fulwood will preach at the
Methodist church, in Cocoa, on Friday
evening, Nov. l5, and will hold quarter
ly meeting at Titusville Saturday eve
ming and Sunday.
Capt. Nelson went to st. Augustine
Tuesday and returned yesterday with
Mrs. Nelson and their little son and Miss
Lassen. They will become all the year
round residents here.
Mrs. Reynolds and little daughter,
Mabel, spent couple of days at Fort
Pierce the early part of the week, where
Mrs. Reynolds has some of her best pa
irons in millinery and dressmaking.
Mr.. G. T. McCarty, of Ankona, was in
town part of Monday and Tuesday.
He expects to make big show of Indian
River pineapples at the state fair next
week, and is doing huge work to that
end.
Rev. HI. Keigwin, synodical mission
ary of the Presbytery, who was in town
the latter part of last week, informs US
that they have four churches this side of
Miami unsupplied with pastors. Mr.
Keigwin was then on his way to Miami.
Archdeacon B. F. Brown returned
from his summer vacation in the north
last Friday afternoon, leaving Mrs. B.
for while i'm Baltimore, where she is
under treatment for eye trouble. Mr..
Brown held service Sunday morning.
nesday with his carload of Kentucky
horses, which were advertised in THE
STAR last week. Mr.. Magruder sold
several horses to parties down the river,
Capt. Sharpe buying two and Mr.. WOot-
en- bought one.
Mrs. q. G. Howard returned from Co
Goa Sunday, where she has been under
the treatment of DIR. Hughlett for a
couple of weeks for eye trouble. There
being no improvement Mrs. Howard left
Wednesday for Philadelphia for treat
ment under specialist, her sister arriv-
ing Tuesday to accompany her north.
Senator S. r. Mallory, of Pensacola,
our senior senator, was in town Monday
on his way to Miami, where he is in
specting the different channels and cuts
so as to be thoroughly posted when the
bill for an appropriation for improve
ment of MiamI's harbor comes up for
consideration at the coming session of
congress. Mr.. Mallory met large num-
ber of our citizens during very brief
stay in town. Although from the ex-
treme western portion of the state he
manifests deep interest in the welfare
of the east coast as we'll.
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