The Florida star., 1901-06-21
CURRENT LOCAL LACON|CS.
Brief sEsation OF what Is Going On In
and About TitusviIle.

and About Titusville.
DIR. @. P Platts, of Fort Pierce, was in
town Monday and Tuesday.
Send your watches for repairs to w. NJ.
Woodward. Titusville. Work guaranteed.
Mrs. g. w. Scobie was quite i'll the
first part of this week, but is now inn
proved.
Messrs. Z. E. Swinson and Willie Fa-
Der, Of City Point and Sharpes, drove up
to town Monday.
The governor has appointed Murray Z.
Hall, Of Sebastian, to be notary public
for the state at large.
Mr.. Pierre Branning is taking several
weeks instruction in law with Mr.. Geo.
Nj. Robbins, having arrived in town Sat
urday.
Blue Duck and White Duck for
ladies' shirts, well worth 16c. per
yard, now going at 1oc. J. B. Walk
er & Co.
Mr.. Charles Campbell, representing a
wholesale grocery house in Jacksonville,
has been transferred TO the east coast ter
ritory, retaining Sanford and DeIand in
the old.
Archdeacon b. F. Brown will hold di-
vine service on Sunday, 23rd, at 1890 a.
m. at All Saints church, Waveland-Jen-
sen, and at st. PauPs church, Eden-Tib-
balls, at $3.50 p. m.
Mr.. r. B. Stewart, of Brantley, was
visiting his brother, County Clerk Stew
art, few days this week. At present
Rufe is stopping at his place at Bovine
for few weeks.
Representative X. B. Raulerson was in
town yesterday returning TO his home in
Fort Pierce, after visiting his orange
groves at Delk's landing, on the st.
Johns river, and at Geneva.
We hear that at a meeting of the di-
rectOrs Of the Melbourne State bank,
held Wednesday, that Mr.. F. II. Fee
was elected president, and that the affairs
of the bank are going along nicely.
Major L. b. Dawson, of Narrows, is in
town today on his way TO st. Augustine.
This is his first visit to the county seat in
year and we enjoyed his pleasant call
at THE STAR Office yesterday afternoon.
1t is estimated that the revenue to
Brevard comfy under the recent convict
lease will be 81 $50 annually. Duval re-
ceives the largest sum, $24, $50; DeSoto
and Lee The least, only $500 each.
Mrs. H. c. Bulge and children, of Mi
ami, expect 10 leave the latter part Of
this week for New York. After brief
stay in the metropolis she will visit rela-
tives up the Hudson river during the
heated term.
Mr.. w. NJ. Woodward moved his fam
lily Monday into the Crabb cottage, near
Main street. Major Taylor, the new
owner of the Woodward property, will
have considerable improvement made to
the building at once.
Owing TO the belated northbound train
Thursday of last week Professor Koeger,
OF Indianola, did not arrive here until
nearly midnight to fill his engagement
for the Cherokee club, consequently the
regular dance was held Friday night.
The Miami Metropolis says that Mrs
+. T. Bulge entertained a number of
friends one night last week for the pur-
pose of giving Mr.. Blake Walker and his
old Barlow and Titusville friends an op-
portunity To meet. The hostess was as
sisted in entertaining by Miss Pritchard.
Mr.. ]. A. j. Wagner has given up his
position at the saloon of Mr.. X. l.. Mot
low, and leaves in few days for Ten
nessee, where he will spend the summer
He expects to return to Florida again in
the fail and engage in business probably
for himself at some point along the east
coast. Mr.. Jim Motlow is assisting his
brother in the saloon business.
The Florida Fish and Ice company,
who have had their headquarters at
Jacksonville and large branches on the
gulf and Atlantic coasts, dissolved by
mutual consent on Saturday, June 18th.
The Florida fish trust is now thing Of
the past. 1t appears that of late the
business of the company has been very
improbable, and it was decided to dis
oolua tho