The Florida star., 1901-08-02
CURRENT LOCAL IICOHICS.


town this week. tH
Mr.. R. A. Bobbitt is spending week
or 50 with his aunt, Mrs. Jane Dixon,
City Point. I
Ms- w. N. Hendry is quite i'll this
week and is under the care Of her physi-
clan DIR. w. L. Hughlett.
Mrs. Woodall and baby arrived home
Wednesday from Cocoanut Grove, where
she had been visiting her parents.
The Misses Alice and Beatrice Sanders,
of Indianola, are visiting friends and rel
atives in town, arriving here Monday.
The usual monthly service at Hardee-
vile and City Point will be omitted next
Sunday, as the pastor is taking a much
needed rest.
Archdeacon B. F. Brown will oficiate
in st. GabriePs church, Ttusville, Sun
day next at IL a. m, and at st. Marks,
Cocoa, at 8 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. John @. Jones are ex-
pected TO arrive here tomorrow from
Klondike plantation to spend few days
With their parents.
We return thanks to Mr.. Frank H.
Boye for kindly remembering us last
week with a fine watermelon. It was
the best melon we have tasted this season
by far.
The firm of Carroll & Goldsmith has
been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr..
w. Z. Goldsmith retiring. The business
will be carried on in the name of DIR. S.
w. Carroll, sole proprietor.
Mr.. w. R. Moses, of West Palm Beach,
has recently been spending about two
weeks in the Indian river country attend
ing TO orange grove interests, and ex-
tended his trip as far as Daytona last
week.
Capt. Jas. Pritchard has force of
carpenters at work this week overhaul
ing and repairing verandahs and steps
to his residence, portions of which have
succumbed 10 the trying climate Of
Florida.
Capt. John Simonson sailed down as
far as Tropic, on Merritts Island, Sunday
on the sloop Why Not, with few friends
on board. He stopped for short visit
with his old time friends, Mr.. and Mrs:
Geo. F. Ensey.
We learn that Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Brown and the children, Miss Louise
and Master Mark, expect to leave about
the latter part Of the week TO spend the
balance Of the summer and part of the
fall in Connecticut.
Mr.. R. Rocker, of Cocoa, has been out
at Minis for several days the past week
looking after his place. He expects to
come up TO Titusville again in few weeks
and may then remain mere while Mr..
Motlow makes visit to Tennessee.
The following item was taken from the
Daytona Gazette-News of last week: Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Woodward, of Titus
vile, were in town last week and regis
tered at Schmidt's Villa. Mr.. Woodward
is thinking of investing in some Daytona
real estate.
County Judge A. d. Penney accom-
panied Mrs. p. q. Walton and little
baby as far as Jacksonville Saturday.
Mrs. Walton was on ber. way north 10 join
her husband in Philadelphia, after spend
ing about year here with Mrs. A.
Brady, her grandmother.
Mr.. o. w. Conner, of Tangerine, who
is resting from arduous duties of the
nurseryman for few weeks, or months
perhaps, on the beach at Coronado, paid
our town flying business trip this week,
returning to the seaside Tuesday after
noon. He ia proprietor Of the Ocklawa-
ha and Tangerine nurseries
''Peggy's Dream" a juvenile entertain
ment which was rendered by the young
misses and lads of our town in June as a
benefit for the gymnasium fund, was re-
produced Monday night for the benefit
of the ladies' guild and the order of East
ern Star; taking in about $2l, which will
be equally divided between the two as
sociations above mentioned.
The following services viii be held
Sunday, Aug. 4th, by Bethlehem Baptist
church, ntnsville: Sunday school at a.
NJ, baptism at II a. m. near Cleaveland's
point. church covenant and fellowship
ping at p. m; 7:S0 p. m. sermon and
the Lords supper, administered by the
pastor. A cordial invitation extended
the nnhlic n w Rohinson Tlastor