The Florida star., 1901-10-04
CURRENT LOCAL lACOHICS.

and About TitusviIle.
Gardner makes special prices Fri
day.
The summer sojourners in the north
are commencing 20 return to their Florida
homes.
Services at the Methodist church on
Sunday next at ii a. N. and 7:S0 p. m.
Comel
Mr.. Ike Tucker, of Fort Pierce, paid a
visit 10 his brother, Mr.. Jesse Tucker,
the first of this week.
Call and inspect our stock. New and
useful novelties in gold and silver.
WHALER's JEwELRY STORE.
Mrs. F. A. Barrett, formerly Miss Bry-
an, of New Smyrna, was passenger on
the southbound train Tuesday.
Mr. Z. s. Kyzer, of Minis, has gone to
Bowling Green, Fla, where he proposes
20 enter the industrial school.
Mr.. ]. G. Bast has had the road and
Sidewalk leading TO the Indian River
hotel neatly cleaned up this week.
Capt. and Mrs. T. E Richards, of
Eden, returned home last week from
a visit to their son Harry, in Atlanta.
Mrs. VIM. Jarvis, of Cocoa, was visit
ing her friends, Mrs. A. ID. Penney and
Mrs. w. N. Hendry Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. II. L. Jordan and wife, of Pensa-
cola, who arrived here yesterday AFTER
noon, are registered at the Indian River
hotel.
Mrs. Adhemar Brady entertained q
few Of her friends Wednesday afternoon.
The game of ring carom was INDUCED In,
and refreshments were served.
Mr.. II. T. Whaler was up from Miami
looking after his jewelry business here
and attending to watch inspecting for
the F. E. G. railway last week, return
ing south Monday.
Mr.. w. Z. Vanlandingham boarded
train No. 7s Tuesday for Chattanooga,
where he enters the medical college in
that city, stopping off at st. Augustine
for a day or so en- route.
Mr.. p. S. Titus has rented and newly
furnished one of the McCrory cottages in
South Titnsyille in readiness for his wife
and children, who arrived home from
their Georgia outing yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. ]. f. NJ. Hodgson and the Misses
Florence and Bessie Hodgson were pas
sengers on the southbOund "Wednesday,
returning TO their home in Eau Gallie
after spending some time in North Caro-
lima.
Mr.. ]. Smith, of Gomez, who recently
passed through here few weeks ago via
buggy for visit to relatives in Volusia
and Marion counties, was in LaGrange
and Titusville last week on his way
home.
Pioneer Cooperage, Tom johnson, pro-
prietor, is erecting a large elevated cy-
press tank in South Titusville on Capt.
p. Nelson's place, and has made one also
for Major Taylor, to be erected on his
home lot.
Mr.. ]. Hubbard Cheatham, of Miami,
who was returning from trip 10 the
Pan Tuesday afternoon, was noted as
making inquiries regarding a certain
young lady of our town while train 30
stopped at the station platform.
Contractor p. j. Hall moved this week
into the Mcclellan cottage, near Major
Taylor's place, Rev. John A. Hughes oc-
cupying by rental mot purchase as stated
last week. the place vacated by Mr.. Hall,
known as the Schultz cottage.
A letter just received from Capt. A. j.
Canoya, in Portland, Maine, states tnat
he is up there looking after boat for
the Palm Beach ferry, aRd that he has
found just what ne wants and expects to
purchase so as to leave there this week.
MIR. and Mrs. w: j. Tucker, of Fort
Pierce, who have been spending some
time in Williamsburg, Kentucky, arrived
via the Sanford branch Monday on their
way home, having made the trip from
jacksonville to Sanford by st. Johns
river line with Capt. Charlie Brock, on
the Clyde steamship IL. Il. Day, on ac-
count of the washout on the +. L. Z.
railway.