The Florida star., 1901-03-15
LATEST HEHS hid INCIDENTS.
Matters of interest That Are Happsniag
Around Town.

hSAs Oano1y NJ II n III. aiI1 lou ". III.
Mr.. L. r. Decker returned Monday
from few days visit to West Palm
Beach
Rey. A. C. Sirdefeld will hold services
next Sunday at Georgians at IL a. N.
and p. IN.
Mr.. Bert Ives returned Wednesday
from several days spent at Fort Pierce
and hunting up Ten Mile creek.
Mr.. r. z. Blanchard has moved back
to this place from Fort Pierce, where he
has been for several months past.
Mr.. Julius Kline returned Sunday af-
ternoon from his trip to New York city.
His spring stock is arriving almost every
day.
Mrs. Frank A. Jones, Miss MacRae
and Miss Clarendon, of Hackensack, n.
j., were registered at the Indian River
hotel this week.
Rev. A. NJ. Dagger will preach at City
Point on Saturday evening, March 23rd,
at 7:30 O'Clock; and at Cocoa next day
fourth Sunday at J 1 a. IN. and 7:3Op. m.
New Line Shirts at Gardner's.
The Titnsville baseball club have their
new grounds on Delespine grant nicely
cleared and will soon be ready for play.
A match game with Sanford is expected
to be arranged shortly.
We have received an invitation to at
tend masquerade ball to be Oiven by
Fort Pierce Masonic lodge ia their hall
on the 18th inst. We return thanks TO
the committee on invitation.
Sheriff Brown brought up two white
men from Rockledge Wednesday who are
implicated in the larceny at Hatch's
store, detailed account of which appears
in our Rockledge correspondence.
There are about 400 boys in the
central grammar school of Jacksonville,
and to their everlasting praise let it be
published far amt near that there is only
one cigarette smoker among them.
A heavy northeaster struck Eden Sat
urday. 1t proved a rich harvest for the
fishermen in Mr.. Scobie's camp, the little
feet of six boats bringing in a thousand
pounds of pompano and two tons of trout,
blnefish and sheephead.
| Capt. A. w. Bue, travelling freight
agent for the F. f G. railway, is inter
viewing the vegetable growers along the
line of road in Dade county this week.
The shipments of tomatoes and beans
this year will be handled by through fast
freight trains.
Rev. w. e. Fields, who has been in
charge of the A. NJ. +. church at this
place for two years past, has been as
signed To the Miami charge by the con-
ference just adjourned at DaytOna. His
place here will be filled by A. f. Hub
bard.
Mr.. VIM. A. Warnock and wife, of
Jamaica, n. Y, who are spending some
time at Oak Hill this season, paid visit
TO the Sarno property at Eau, Gallie this
week, which belongs TO the DeGrauw
estate and stopped off here Tuesday on
their return to Oak Hill.
The following persons from this place
attended the Masonic lodge meeting at
New Smyrna last week: Chas. Nauman,
Fred Morgan, j. l.. Carruthers, VI. F.
OOiuotuibb, D. ID DCiCNcll anu DI j. W.
Dixon. Jas. Carnell, of 0rmOnd, grand
master of the state of Florida, was also
present.
Mr.. w. NJ. Woodward sailed for Oak
Hill last Saturday with his new boat,
expecting to stop over Sunday with Mr..
+. s. COutant. A broken rudder, how
ever, caused him To stop at Clifton. lie
was accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Ruth Woodward, and Miss Ethel Cou-
tant. They returned Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Williams, of Mansfield, Penn,
who stopped off here little over a week
ago OH her way to Palm Beach, Miami,
etc, spent day or 50 in town the first
Of the week on her return to the north
ern part Of the state, and may visit New
Orleans ere returning home. She has
travelled extensively and was thoroughly
charmed with Palm Beach.
After June 80 it will not be necessary
TO put stamps on kilograms, checks,
money orders, express receipts, leases,
promIssory notes, mortgages, insurance
policies and real estate eonveyances where
tho confederation IA nnder 40 S0n Tha