The Florida star., 1901-04-26
--LATEST NEWS AND INCIDENTS.
Matters or Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.

Around Town.
County Clerk A. A. Stewart is repairing
his residence in SOnth Titusville.
Attorney G NJ Robbins returned home
yesterday afternoon from a trip to Vir-
gina on some important law business.
Col. II. ]. Tiffin, of COurtenay, sailed
up here Saturday and left Sunday for
Montreal, Canada, his summer home.
Mr.. J. II. Lawrence, of Stuart, called at
THE STAR Office this week while i'm at
tendance of the circuit court as grand
juror.
Little Miss Fannie Ray, of New
Smyrna, is here on a visit to her young
friends in Ttusville, and is stopping with
Mrs. j. B. Screven.
Mr.. w. III. Mcfarland arrived Wednes-
day from Jacksonville. He expects TO
take sea trip of two months to the West
Indies for his health shortly.
Mr.. w. II. English left Saturday for st.
Augustine and Jacksonville on important
business for the Mcfarland company. He
will probably return today or tomorrow.
County Clerk Stewards horse died from
the effects of lockjaw Saturday. The
colt, whose leg was broken the day be-
fore, has been turned over to Mr.. S. ].
Norton.
. Mr.. p. S. Titus arrived home yesterday
from few days visit to his mother,
Mrs. NJ. +. Titns, in ThOmasville, Ga,
who has been quite ill for Il couple of
months past.
Mr. Mather is here for short visit to
his daughter, Mrs. +. S. Chaffee, ere
leaving the Land of Flowers for his home
in Tennessee. We acknowledge pleas
ant call from him and Mr. Chaffee yes
terday.
Mr.. Maurice Walshe is now stopping at
Kissimmee since the closing OF the Hotel
Magnolia, at Magnolia Springs, and will
probably remain there until some time in
June, when he goes to Lake Champlain,
New York.
Owing to the crowded condition Of our
space this week, the forms being prac-
tically closed yesterday evening, we are
unable to give an account of the musical
and dramatic entertainment at the opera
house last night.
The following residents of New Smyrna
were in town this week on account Of the
Lowd case in court for possession of
child: f. X. Lowd, J. X. Berry and son,
X. S. Sheldon, VIM. Taylor, T. Nj. McRae,
n Il ~ ..I.sI
ID. i. Smith.
The following residents from down
river points were registered at the Indian
River hotel this week; Chas. G.. Mast,
Mrs. =. III. Saunders, J. III. LeTourneau,
S. F. Webb, 5. w. Halle, of Eden; +. NJ.
Hudson, of Tlbbals; ID. l.. Alderman, +.
o. Morgan, of Fort Pierce; l.. e.. Moore,
ROseland; George u. Gleason, Eau Gallie.
After spending little over week with
her friend, Miss Fannie G.. Carter, at
Cocoa, Miss Bessie Bryan return d here
Monday and left Tuesday for her home
in Clarksville, Tenn. At the urgent re-
quest of many of the school patrons and
the unanimous wish of the pupils in her
department, Miss Bryan will probably
return here in the fall.
The Messrs J. aud X. q. Roberts,
of Oslo and WOOdley, who have been
stopping in town this week, called at THE
STAR office while here and had their
names enrolled on our subscription list.
They are track growers who have met
with splendid success, Mr.. X. q. Roberts
having shipped over 300 crates of beans
this season and realized well from them.
They expect 10 return home today.