The Florida star., 1901-09-06
CURRENT IOCHL LACONIGS.



Gardner makes special prices Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Titus returned
Sunday afternoon from their visit TO
Jacksonville.
Miss Phoebe Cleveland is in Jackson
vile this week on 9 visit 70 friends there,
leaving here Monday.
Mrs. E. s. Coutant and little son move
to Jacksonville this week, where Mr..
Coutant is now located.
Mr.. B. w. Munshaw, recently OF this
place, now located at Neoga, was in town
the early part of the week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Barnes ano little son Roy,
Of Daytona, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j.
?. Sawtelle, at Hardeeville, this week.
Miss Anna Clark, of Ocala, after spend
ing a six weeks visit here with her sis
Ter, Mrs.-S. E. Rice, returned home Mon
day.
We hear that the prospects are about
ripe for another grocery store IN our
town, which will be located in the Scrim-
geour building, where Mr.. Willie Gold
smith will open up with a stock of gro
ceries this coming week.
A new fish firm has started up in bust
ness in our town under the Style of ]. J.
Tucker & Co. They will occupy the
building formerly owned by Capt. j. II.
Smith.
Capt. r. 4. Hardee, of Sebastian, and
Mr.. +. w. White, of Roseland, were
among the callers at our sanctum Tues
day. Come again, gentlemen, the latch
string is always on the outside.
Mr.. o. K. Wood, of Stuart, who in
serted an ad. in TIE STAR last week of
pine slips for sale, writes US 70 discontinue
his ad., slips sold. If you have anything
80 dispose of advertise il in THE STAR.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Gardner were
among the departures Tuesday for the
north. They will be away for about six
weeks, and their headquarters will be in
Brooklyn. A visit to the Pan-A
is To be included of course.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. McCarty, of An
kona, are away for q six weeks stay, the
first portion of which will be spent in
Buffalo where they will "do" the Pan up
in great shape. Their address in that
city will be at the Epworth hotel, which
is close to the exposition grounds.
Mrs. Chafiee and NJ aster Harold took
their leave of Titusville Sunday afternoon
to join Mr.. Chaffee in Jacksonville, who
preceded them there last week. The
hsxa ~ ha Mnfn
company was started up on the lst inst.
in Jacksonville, which was the date set
for the opening.
Messrs. ]. G. Bast, L. c. Branning, DIR.
Rollins, Judge Penney, ID. b. Pritchard,
and w. s. Branning accompanied the
baseball club to Cocoa Tuesday to do
some of the roofing for the visitors.
An overland drive of twenty miles on ght
60 make the boys feel like running bases
TO timber themselves up.
II is with regret on our part that We
are to lose the family of MIR. G. s. Schuy-
Ter. They move to Jensen next week so
as to be with Mr.. Schuyler, who is now
permanently located there in charge of
the new Planters Security bank, but at
the same time No uO nOI sec iOn 4hAc.
Schuyler and the children could reconcile
themselves to remain here with Mr..
Schuyler definitely located SO far away
from them.
Messrs. j. F. Farley, @. w. Bolton, L.
h. Brainard, Z. b. Arnold, g. w. WASH
burn, w. p. Arnold and +. A. Drake, of
Malabar and vicinity, were in town Mon
day and Tuesday, appearing before the
board of county commissI oners In regard
TO the Malabar public road matter, which
was up for consideration Monday and
Tuesday. The citizens of Malabar and
Sebastian say that they are going TO
make a warm fight on this question at
the next meeting of the board.
Mr.. ]. E. Arnout, of Jacksonville, ar
rived Saturday and moved the large
building for Mr.. +. b. Wager, in South
Titusville, back from the street prepara-
tory to receiving thorough overhauling
and a new roof. This building was
erected in 1880, and since then has had
no repairs done TO it. The building is