The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1901-01-04
CURRENT LOCAL lACONICs.
Brief Mention OF VIVA. 1. Going On In

Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
Mr.. Fred H. Hamor, of Ankona, was
registered at the Indian River hotel Tues
day.
Claim Agent Zehnbauer, of the F. E.
@. railway, was in town Tuesday and
Wednesday. g.
Mr.. John NJ. Lee, clerk Of the circuit
court for osceola county, was in town for
a day or SO this week.
Miss Daisy Brady returned to stetson
university, DeLand. Tuesday, after spend
ing holiday week at home.
Mr.. Adhemar Brady, of City Point,
was a pleasant visitor to this section last
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Annie Jackson, of Clifton, left the
latter part of last week via this place on
q visit 10 relatives in Jacksonville.
Mr.. Lederer, representing the New
York bicycle supply house of the Wilson
company, was in town Monday and Tues
day.
Mr.. T. G. Ronald, of Lotus, was a
visitor to our town for day or so the
first part of the week, returning south
Tuesday.
Judge A. E. Heyser, Mr.. Harry Tuttle,,
of Miami, and G. c. Chillingwerth, of
West Palm Beach, were here on legal
business Monday.
Rev. ]. E. Mickler, now of DeLand,
was in town for day or so the first part
of the week. He seems quite pleased
with his new charge.
Mr.. @. r. Mackey, of the Cocoa Ice
Works, was in our town Monday for a
short call on Mr.. T. T. Wetmore, of the
Indian River Ice Mandatory.
Mr.. ID. s. Hutchinson was among the
arrivals in town the first of the week
from points further up the road to attend
the adjourned term Of circuit court.
The new pastor, Rev. A. NJ. Dagger,
will preach at the Methodist church next
Sunday morning at IL a. IN. and in the
evening at z p. m. Everyone is cordially
invited TO be present.
DR.. ]. j. Harris, of Sanford, who al
ways has warm spot in his heart for
TitusVille, as he resided here in the
earlier 70s, came here on a business trip
last Saturday.
The Misses Maud and Ruth Hardee, of
Rockledge, have been spending several
days in town the past week with their
friend Miss Susie Gladwin, also visiting
their friends at LAGRANGE. They re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. d. Crabb, from Lake City, is
visiting his family for few days this
week, arriving Sunday, and expecting to
return to business again today. He has
lost no weight the past few months, but
to the contrary. is gaining.
Mr.. L. c. Oliver, of Miami, arrived
here Monday and spent day or so look
ing after his orange grove interests in the
Turnbull hammock north of this place.
He is preparing to plant out more stock
and will soon have fine bearing grove
again.
Mr.. Jas. Andrews, Of this place, was
Joined by his brother, Mr.. ]. Henry An
drews, of gainesville, Ohio, who arrived
last week to spend the winter here. He
accompanied Mr.. Andrews to Fort Pierce
and Tibbals Saturday, where he will
spend the winter.
Mr.. Bethel J. Stewart and wife, their
two youngest children and baby, of Boz
vine, were in our town part of last Thurs
day and Friday. Mr.. Stewart is one of
THE SrAR's oldest and most valued sub
scribers. We received pleasant call
from them last Friday morning.
The household goods of Mr.. r. r.
Gladwin, of Jacksonville, arrived here
the first of the week. Mr.. Gladwin will
make this his home, as he will take the
position of express agent at this place,
which was promised him some time ago.
He starts in about the 10th inst.
The weather bureau sent out notices all
over the state the first Of the week Of an
approaching cold wave, which was pre-
dicted for Tuesday night, but the same
failed to materialize, although conditions
for Sunday, Monday and Tuesday were
favorable, all three of those days being |
excessively warm for winter days in this
state.