The Florida star., 1901-03-08
LATEST NEWS AND INCIDENTS.


- etttfs ok Antcress AhAt are naBpcaAH8
Around Town.
|, Mr. Gus Muller, Of Jacksonville, was
registered at the Indian River hotel Sun
day.
Mr.. w. Nj. Woodward made a trip
down the river with his new yacht the
first of the week, going as far as Lotus.
The fishermen complain that the bright
moonlight nights the past few days have
kept the fish firm running into their
nets.
The biggest land bargain In the pine
apple belt; forty acres partially improved.
For particulars and prices address Lock
box b., Titusvills.
County Commissioner Waller, of the
Fifth district, Is spending few days in
town with his friends this week follow
ing the adjournment of the board.
Captain r. A. Hardee, Of Sebastian, z.
G. SummerliD, OF st. Lueie, g. 8. Tucker,
K. B. Raulerson, OF Fort Pierce, were In
:.01win Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Stanley, of New
York city, were passengers on Saturdays
afternoon train for Jensen, 10. look afteF
interests of their pineapple plantation,
The correspondence from Grant is
necessarily deferred until next week on
account Of publishing county commits
sioners and school board proceedings
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. T. T.
Wetmore, who has had su IN a prolonged
attack Of Ia grippe, is now convalescing.
We hope TO soon see him about again as
usual.
Mrs. F. o. williams, of jacksonville,
is on a visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Robinson, at Eden, and lie gaining
a great reputation for pulling in large fish
with hook and line.
Miss Fannie waterhouse, of Centre
vile, r. l., arrived here this week on her
return from trip with her mother down
the east coast, TO spend few days with
her friend, Mrs. l.. A. Brady.
The members of the Canaveral club
expect 10 get away for the north about
the first or middle of the coming week.
Manager Bast will close the club house
for the season about q week later.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Mcfarland went
to Jacksonville Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs. Mcfarland leaving on the 3:0l train,
Mr.. Mac accompanying his trained horse
Bullet on the northbOund freight, carry
ing him TO Jacksonville also.
We return thanks to our representa-
tives in congress for supplying Us with
copies of the Congressional Record and
the prominent addresses made in the re-
cent session. Our senators and congress-
men certainly do not fail to remember
the press Of their state.
We saw some very large and fancy va
rieties of Strawberries yesterday that
were received here by Capt. E. H. Rice
from his friend, Mr.. X. A. Conkling, Of
Tillman. We understand that Mr.. Conk-
ling has been shipping strawberries for
some little time this season.
County Commissioner Sharpe Was taken
quite i'll Tuesday while in attendance at
the meeting of the board, but recovered
sufficiently to return to his home at
Sharpes Wednesday afternoon. We
trust the attack is nothing serious and
by that this time he is fully recovered.
Indian River band gave a concert at
the opera house Monday night which
was quite generally patronized. The
ladies also served refreshments, the pro-
ceeds of which all went 10 the band fund.
The receipts amounted to SIS. After the
concert dancing was INDUCED in for a
while.
The yacht Volunteer stopped at this
place Monday from ROckledge, and the
following party took dinner at the Indian
River hotel: Capt. and Mrs. X. w.
Steele, of South Orange, n. J.; w. Brad
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. K Ii. Lambert, Jr., Of
New York; Mrs. Henry Bradley, of Po-
tomac; Mrs. E. r. Bryan and Miss Madge