The Florida star., 1901-04-19
CURRENT LOCAL LIGONICS.
Brief s1sntlon of What I. Going On In

at this place next Monday.
Capt. Bob Hardee, of Rockledge, was
in town Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. T. L. Brady spent several days in
Jacksonville the first of the week.
Tax Assessor Wooten was here to as
sess taxes on Monday and Tuesday.
send your watches for repairs to w. NJ.
Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
Engineer Baldwin was in town Mon
day for brief visit TO his wife and sister.
Rev. Senterfeit, of DeLand, preached
in the Baptist church at this place Sun
day.
The ladies' guild will meet this Fri
day. afternoon at the residence Of Mrs.
l.. A. Brady.
Southbound travel is now at its lowest
ebb-fewer people going that way now
than In the hottest summer months.
Mr.. w. NJ. Brown went to Miami Sat
urday. His first trip to the Magic City
in several months, returning Tuesday.
Attorney Geo. NJ. Robbins left Sunday
1OI diul DcdCi dilu nAlothl- AtOOtiCg
ID. L. Gaulden left the next day for Jack
sonville, legal business calling these law
yers to the respective places.
The liquor men all over Florida are
aroused over the dispensary bill which is
now being prepared for introduction. A
large delegation is going to Tallahassee
from the principal cities to work against
the bill.
Schooner 0livette, Capt. Brainard, of
Valkaria. came here last Friday to haul
out at Nelson's ways, but owing To the
very low stage of water for few days
could not do so. The Olivette sailed
southwark Sunday.
Captain Dick Gladwin arrived home
Wednesday morning from Miami with
the naphtha launch Hyepus. Mr.. A. r.
Gladwin accompanied him on the trip
up. We learn that Dick expects to 60
north this summer.
Mr. b. l.. Baldwin, one of the oldest
members of the order of Odd Fellows in
the state, left Monday afternoon to at
tend the annual meeting of the order in
Jacksonville, and expects to spend the
week in the metropolis.
Capt Peter Nelson is already making
improvements on his recent purchase,
the Wilbur property in South Titusville,
by painting the building outside and
erecting a fence along the river front
among other Improvements.
Capt. L. II. Rice is having necessary
to hfa
new underpinning, sheathing, etc, made
necessary by the ravages of time, this
being one Of the oldest buildings stand
ing in Titusville today.
The Bond Lumber company's lighter
Sunny South arrived from Chester Shoals
Monday night for another load of lum-
ber for Contractor Decker. Owing to the
extremely low stage of water in Banana
creek the trip was made around the
island.
Mr. w. H. English arrived here last
week He is now general manager of
the Mcfarland Fruit Protection COM
pany vice Mr.. A. T. Harris, and will re-
main here permanently 10 look after
affairs of the company. Mr.. English
visited Palm Beach the first of the week.
Sembler cottage, right near the railway
station, has been greatly improved since
Mr.. and Mrs Sember have taken charge
of the place. Its fine location. right in
the heart of town, pleasant rooms, and
excellent table make it a desirable place
for transients as well as weekly boarders.
Try Sembler cottage when you come to
Ttusville.
Mr.. Will Hall arrived from Braiden-
town Saturday for a brief stay with his
father and mother and sisters, Mr.. L. w.
Hall and family, and to join his wife
and child, who have been here for a
week or so on visit. He is one Of the
most prosperous merchants in Braiden-
town section, and reports that country as
very we'll to do, especially in farming
way. He informs us that Mr.. q. II.
Fulke and family, who went there from
here about two years ago, is still there
and at work on the News-Journal. Mr..
Hall and famil = returned to Braidentown
Wednesday.