The Florida star., 1901-01-25
CURRENT IOCIL LIGONIGs.



snd About TitasviIls.
Send your watches for repairs TO w. NJ.
Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
Ms. S. F. Webb, Of Eden, was In town
the early part Of the week interviewing
DIR. Houghton on the Dentos.
Mr.. Adhemar Brady returned 70 his
home at City Point Saturday afternoon,
after spending several days in this place.
Judge Jones left yesterday for Klon-
dixie via Woodley, the road from Wood
ley out being Ear better than that from
Sebastian.
We call special attention TO the new
advertisement Of Mr.. G. s. Schuyler, our
live insurance agent, which will be found
on page this week.
Mr.. E. II. Mace, of New York city, ar
rived Wednesday and will spend few
days here before joining his brother on
the schooner Edna, at Palm Beach.
Mrs. @. A. Gardner was made very
happy Wednesday afternoon by the dr.
rival of her mother from Alabama, who
viii probably spend some time with her.
Miss Susie Gladwin has resumed her
position IN the postoffice after quite a
severe attack of Ia grippe. Her mother
Is quite III at this writing with the same
trouble.
Mrs. WoodaIl and Mrs. Hitchcock paid
The STAR Office pleasant call last Friday
afternoon, and We editor regrets his alb
ssnce from the Office just at the time of
their calling.
Mr.. Fred. NJ. Munroe, treasurer OF the
Brooklyn Life Publishing company, and
editor Of Life and the New York Home
Journal, has arrived TO visit his brother,
Kirk Munroe, at Cocoanut Grove, accom-
panied by Mrs. Munroe.
Miami was honored on Saturday last
by the presence Of Messrs. Bryan, Day
and Morgan, who constitute the railroad
commission of Florida. These disting-
uished gentlemen came to attend the
meeting of the Dade county growers held
there on Saturday.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Flagler, Mr.. ]. r. Par
rOtt, Mr.. r. T. Goff, Mr.. j. p. Beckwith
and Mr.. Keenan,, Jr., went south from
st. Augustine in Mr.. Flagler's private car
Monday. Mr.. Flagler sailed on Monday
night for Nassau, and the Others OF the
party returned to Sc. Augustine.
Mr.. Willie Cleveland, superintendent
for the Titusville Electric Light company,
paid a visit TO Rockledge the latter part
of last week to start up the electric plant
of the Hotel Indian River for the season.
Mr.. Cleveland's services in this respect
seem to be in demand ev cry year for this
particular plant.
Capt. Peter Nelson, wife and little son
returned here Monday from Jensen,
where they spent few days. They left
Capt. Fischer with the Elise F. at that
point bound for Miami. On account OF
unpleasant weather Capt. Nelson gave up
the balance of the trip via sailboat to Mi
ami, and will 60 down little later via
rail.
The launch Zoryada arrived here yes.
terday morning from Melbourne to meet
Mr.. Pettee and party, who arrived on
train 80 in the afternoon. Capt. Alex.
Goode showed us through this elegant
launch which is luxuriously fitted up.
She is about 90 feet over all, about lO
feet beam, has 20-horsepower, 4-cylinder
Standard gasoline motor; has electric
light plant on board, electric searchlight,
and the interior is all finished in mahog'
any. The little vessel is very seaworthy,
drawing close to four feet of water, and
she makes about miles an hour.
Messrs. E. F. Cooley and Fred Tho
man, of Lansing, Mich, arrived in town
last Saturday afternoon, and have been
busily engaged all the week fitting uF
Mr.. Cooley's new auxiliary cruiser. Mr.
Gilbert, of jacksonville, state agent FOL
the Olds gasoline motor, has been here
this week placing the two 6-horse power
motors in the new craft, which will bt
used when occasion requires. The boat
is provided with a schooner rig, 80 in fail
weather the sails can be used. Messrs
Cooley and Thoman will probably 90 as
far rs Key West, perhaps further, with
4hatr new craft