The Florida star., 1901-08-23
Bits OF FACI IND GOSSIP.


eAeAAJoA IN A3ElG4s
Mr.. Woodal is now occupying the
Chaffee cottage since Mr. Baker has been
transferred.
Julius Kline leaves Sunday for New
York, all rail. to purchase his fall stock
of goods and viii away about a month.
Messrs T. NJ. Shackleford and G. w.
Stevens, two Tampa legal lights, were
here Wednesday and yesterday on busi-
ness before Judge Jones.
Miss Eva Bellingsr, from Middle Flor
ida, who is TO teach school at Fort Drum,
passed through here Wednesday for a
stay of few days with relatives in Co
Goa.
j. p Turner, of New Smyrna, has
lately returned from Marietta, Georgia,
where he has been for several weeks as
sisting his brother in shipping their peach
crop.
Mr. Stan Jones returned Wednesday
from the southwest part Of the county
where he has been engaged for several
weeks dividing up the j. Fleur deLuce
stock of cattle.
Judge p. w. White, of Quincy, is visit
ing his son, Z. L. White, at Lemon City,
and incidentally looking after his exten-
sive real estate interests In various por-
tions of Dade county.
Mrs. w. p. Hatchett and daughter
Mary have returned from Miami 10 their
home at West Palm Beach, accompanied
by Miss Willie Hahn, who went along as
the guest of Miss Mary for q few days.
Purser Magill has resumed his run on
the steamer City of Key West between
Miami and Key West, after few weeks
vacation, during which he gathered and
shipped his pineapple crop from his place
at Stuart.
The Lake City Index of last week says:
j. @. Norwood, of Standard, and q prom
lnent citizen of Marion county, was in
the city few days this week prospecting
with view Of opening up a business.
He seemed much impressed with Lake
City.
Jas. A. Baggett and wife, of Seabreeze,
went TO GeOrgiana this week where Mr.
Baggett goes to take possession of the
property recently purchased by him Of
Mrs. Black. Capt. Al Carter conveyed
their household goods to Georgiana On
his sailboat
A fine young man Of about ten pounds
weight put in his appearance Wednes-
day at LaGrange who insists upon max
ing his home with Mr. and Mrs. I. w.
Anderson. Mother and child are both
doing nicely, while the happy father is
busy receiving congratulations from his
numerous friends.
DIR. and Mrs. +. H. Houghton, of West
Palm Beach, passed through here ON
their way north Monday. They go first
10 New York city, then to WILLIAMSBURG,
Mass, then on 70 Vermont, take in the
PAn-American and finally round up at
their northern home in Westerville, o.,
where they will remain until December.
Sheriff Fennell, of Alachua county,
who was mentioned in these items last
week as passing through here with 4
prisoner, had with him David Suggs,
who has been living near Cocoanut Grove
since last December, taking him back TO
to answer a charge of cattle
stealing, an indictment having been made
against him at recent term of circuit
court.
ii. Pierre Branning, who was recently
admitted to practice law at special term
Of circuit court at Miami without exami-
ton on account Of his having graduated
from the law department of Cumberland
of Lebanon, Tenn, was ap-
pointed last week by Judge Jones to de-
fend Isaac Jones, charged with breaking
and entering, and il is said that he made
a splendid plea for his client.
A letter recently received from one Of
the teachers who sailed from San Fran
cisco on the 23rd Of last month for the
states that all are well on
board and that a paper, 'The Briny
Deep" is being edited aboard during the
trip which will be printed as soon as the
party reaches Its destination. The Jour
ney from san Francisco 10 Honolulu, Ha-
waiian Islands, took just eight days.
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