The Florida star., 1901-08-23
CURRENT LOCAL LAeONIes.
erisf 1Esnfioa Of what Is Going On In
and About TstusvilIe.


Judge d. L. 6aulden went 10 Jackson
vile the first of the week.
We learn that Mr.. Woodward is now
stopping in Huntsville, Ala. He was not
thoroughly pleased with Chattanooga.
Major E. w. Peabody, the Times
Union and Citizen representative, stopped
of here Wednesday on his way up from
Miami.
Mrs. E. w. Hall and her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. B. Hall and little daughter,
went to Cocoa Tuesday afternoon for a
short visit.
Mr.. Geo. Knhl brought boatload of
salt to Messrs. E. L. Brady & Bro. Tues.
day in his catboat, the Swallow, about
1000 pounds.
Miss Clark, of 0cala, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs S. Z. Rice, has
gone on visit to relatives at Sharpes,
leaving here Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. w. G. Peterson, of Nathan, came
over with Capt. Penny Tuesday and left
Wednesday for Boston TO spend a few
months with his son in Chelsea, Mass.
Rev. f. V. Blackman, of Miami, was
in this section Friday and Saturday of
last week securing notes for write-up on
this section for the next edition of the
Homeseeker.
Mr.. Max Hoeck, of Mosquito lagoon;
Mr.. and Mrs. Johannson, of Canaveral;
Mr.. j. ID. Sans, of Courtenay; Mr.. Geo.
Kuhl, of Shiloh, were all visitors in our
town Tuesday.
Mr.. K. w. Rhodes returned from Ry-
ing trip to New York Tuesday afternoon,
having been absent just ten days, which
gave him just about week there to 81 =
lect his fall stock of goods.
Services will be held at the First Bar-
tist church, Titusville, next Sunday at
IL a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening ut 7:30 o'clock. All
are cordially invited TO attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Titus were among
the passengers leaving here Tuesday af-
ternoon. They 90 to Jacksonville TO
spend couple of weeks with friends and
relatives, and will also probably visit
Pablo Beach.
Mr.. j. A. Collins received an invoice of
several violins the first of this week via
express from q large music house which
allows him the privilege of making his
choice of q selection from the lot He
has been quite engaged at his leisure mo-
ments trying TO make decision as to
which tone suits him best.
Mr.. G. Z. Cook and family, Of Rock
ledge, who have been away since the
middle of May visiting in Alabama and
Middle Florida, arrived home Wednes-
day afternoon glad to get back, for Mr..
Cook has been quite ill the past few
weeks with chills and fever.
After adjourning the special term of
circuit court at Miami last week Judge
Jones stopped off at Woodley to pay
visit to his orange grove out at Klondike,
which he says is looking very thrifty and
putting on fine growth this summer.
The judge arrived home Wednesday.
Mr.. Harry NJ. Willhite and Miss Mary
+. Taylor, of Eau Gallie, who made a
flying trip to this place Wednesday of
last week, were married that afternoon
by County Judge Penney, at his resi-
dence on Palm street. Mr.. Willhiteand
bride have the hearty congratulations of
THE STAR.
Sixty barrels of fish were shipped out
of Titusville Tuesday afternoon. The
river in front Of this place seems TO be
alive with mullet, more fish being no
ticeable than at any one time since four
years ago. The fish houses have some
trouble in securing ice enough TO ship
these large catches.
Mrs. j. F. Mitchell and three babies
arrived Sunday on visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Norwood. She has
been stopping in Jacksonville. Mr..
Mitchell is expected to arrive here from
tomorrow, where he has
been assistant to General Agent +. P.
Porcher in shipping pineapples this sum-
mer.
Mr.. II. t. Whaler, the Miami jeweler,
who was here last week, has secured the
part of Screven's drug store formerly Oc-
cnniad nv Tohn Walker which will