The Florida star., 1901-07-26

Send your watches for repairs to w. NJ.
Woodward. Titusville. Work guaranteed
Messrs. w. HI. Fl. Gleason, of Eau
Gallie, and Geo. n. Hatch, of Rock
ledge, were in town Tuesday.
Miss Eva Martin, of Kentucky, after a
few weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. P. S.
Titus, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Rod Smith, our former town mar
shal has been on the sick list for couple
of weeks, but is now improving.
Messrs. F. A. Losley, F. A. Morgan
and Engineer Baker and wife are at Day
tona joining the Grand Templar COM
mandery at that place.
There will be- services at the Baptist
church next Sunday at IL a. m. and 7:3O
p. m, by Rev. j. p. Graham. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. All are cordially in
vited.
The crews arrived here Wednesday TO
carry the fishing sharpies formerly owned
by the Florida Fish and Ice company
around the coast to Tamps for the new
puIOilh5cIf MI. OaNdICcc-
Messrs. ]. p. Wilson and the Villa
han Bro, are on a cruise for week down
the river in the yawl Outing, leaving here
Tuesday. They may 20 as far as Pelican
Island and include Banana river.
Mr.. T. W. Anderson, the genial F. Z.
q. station agent at Stuart, was in town
the first of this week on his way north
for his summer vacation Of two months
and expects to take in the Pan-American.
Mr.. X. L. Blanchard moved back 10
Fort Pierce this week, where he takes
charge OF a gang of carpenters for Con-
tractor Burke. There is a pretty fair
sized building boom on in that thriving
town.
Miss Jessie Goode, of Melbourne, who
came up Saturday 10 witness the baseball
contest, stayed over until Sunday after
noon with her friend, Mrs. Geo. NJ. Rob
bins. Miss Jessie has host of friend,
in Titusville who are always glad to see
her.
Mr.. +. b. Wager sold his fast little
sailabOut, the Midget, the first of this
week TO Mr.. Geo. NJ. Robbins, who
bought the little craft for his two sons
Rufus and Richard, who are fast becOm'
ing expert sailors with the little slOOp
Tigged scow.
Mr.. Sam Belcher was on the south
bound train Tuesday returning TO Miami
after spending several weeks in northern
states and including a stay in Buffalo
He left Mrs. Belcher and the children in
North Georgia to spend the balance O
the heated term.
Don't fail To be on hand at the practice
game of ball Saturday afternoon at $40
o'clock. Let all the boys meet at the
postOthce and 60 down in body from
that place If you do not belong to any
club come out any way. Practice Is
needed and must be had if Titusville is
10 make any showing with other clubs
this summer.
Archdeacon b. +. Browns appoint
ment for Friday, the Goth inst, and
Sunday, the 2Sth, are as follows: This
Friday morning and evening at Jupiter
Sunday morning at Eden-Tbbals, sun,
day afternoon at Waveland-Jensen. Mr..
Brown has just awarded the contract fol-
the construction of the Episcopal church
at Fort Pierce.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hill, of Cocoa, after spend
ing almost three months with relatives
in Middle Florida, returned home Tues
day afternoon. She says she missed the
refreshing breezes of Indian river while
away, notwithstanding which her stay
has agreed with her immensely, and she
is looking in fine health by her relief
from business cares for a few weeks.