The Florida star., 1901-07-05

Send your watches for repairs to w. M.
Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
Mr.. ]. P. Stanton, who relieved Ex-
press Agent Howard last week, left the
first of the week for Waycross, Ga.
Work was commenced the first of the
week on the improvements to Major Tay-
lors new purchase-the Woodward
building.
Mrs. Gaulden paid visit TO DeLand
Saturday, returning Monday. Judge
Gaulden returned Tuesday from trip to
Jacksonville.
Attorney r. II. Seymour, of Kissim-
NEE, was spending few days in Titus
vile this week on legal business, leaving
Tuesday for down river points.
Mr.. C. E. Wade, piano tuner, of Or
lando, will be in town probably today
and tomorrow only for piano tuning.
Any orders should be left at THE STAR
Office today.
Since the recent heavy rains We are in
formed that Jupiter canal has filed up,
so that barely more than Is inches of
water can be carried through the canal
leading into Lake Worth.
Mr.. John White, of Nathan, was called
TO Connecticut Saturday by the sudden
death of his daughter. He had only re-
turned from that state two or three
weeks ago, when his daughter was in
perfect health.
Mr.. T. ]. Appleyard, secretary of the
Florida Press association, was in town
Monday, having just returned from the
annual meeting of the Knights of Honor
in the northwest, and was on his way to
his home in Key West.
Mr.. Andy Wagner left Monday for
the gulf coast, where he will spend few
days before leaving the state for County
Line. Tenn, where he will speud the
summer. He does not expect TO return
to Indian river this coming fall.
County Surveyor Fries has not CON-
pleted his survey in Clay county for the
government yet, but returned here to
meet the board of county commissioners
Monday and Tuesday, resumlng his work
Al Green Cove Springs Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Robinson, of City
Point, were visiting their friends in Ii
tusville this week. Mrs. Robinson leaves
in few days to spend the summer in
her old home in Nashville, Tenn, which
she has not visited in three years.
Mr.. E. j. Pitts, of Fort Pierce, sailed
here this week with boatlOad Of pine
apples which he bought of Mr.. Stanley,
at Jensen. He expects TO carry about
1900 pines next week by sailboat to Day
tona, probably stopping at this place on
the way.
Little Miss Lollie Penney entertained q
large number of her little friends Mon
day afternoon, the event being the cele
bration of her eighth anniversary. The
little folks thoroughly enjoyed them
selves and wished her many happy re-
turns of like event.
A number of our down river friends
have been in town this week attending
the county tax sale,. or called here on
legal business, among whom most all oi
the following called at THE STAR Office
J. j. White, of Rockledge; G. X. Oslin,
of Melbourne; b. +. Hardesty, K. A.
Hardee, of Sebastian; B. j. Stewart, ol
Bovine; ]. F. Wooten, Cocoa;
Mr.. p. S. Titus was taken i'll very sud,
denly Saturday morning while out on
the old railroad wharf with gall stone,
which was so painful that hypOdermiC
injections of morphine to the full extent
be- he could stand had to be given to relieve
him. He was up and about again Mon
day. He has been subject to these at
tacks, but this one was the worst he has
experienced.