The Florida star., 1901-01-18
CURRENT IOCHL IACOHICs.

Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
Owing TO q severe attack OF the grippe,
Archdeacon b. T. Brown viii be unable
to hold service next sunday.
Owner offers fine COW and calf for sale.
For further particulars inquire at this
Office or address R., care STAR office.
Mr.. N. H. Willahan spent part Of Sat
urday and Sunday at Eau Gallie, where
he was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z.
Paddison.
Mr.. Frank E. Bond, of DeLand, is In
town today looking after lumber interests
in this section. His son has been quite
III since he left here about two weeks ago.
Mr.. Ebert A. Froecher is in charge of
the Royal Palm casino, at Miami. this
season. Notwithstanding the cool wealth
er he says the tourists are patronizing the
casino literally.
Mrs. Brazwell, Of Sanford, after spend
jng about month here with Mr.. and
Mrs. s. q. Vanlandiugham, left Tuesday
for st. Augustine, where she will visit
Mrs. B. B. Pyles, her neice, for while.
The solid vestibuled limited train from
Chicago to st. Augustine was inaugurated
last Monday. 1t runs over the Chicago
and Eastern Illinois railroad, the Louis
Vile and Nashville road and the Plant
System.
Mr.. @. II. Bradley, agent of the Florida
East Coast railway and the Peninsular
& Occidental Steamship company, at
Miami, and Mr.. L. @. Branning, agent
for the railway at this place, were in
Jacksonville on business this week.
The report of the Florida Agricultural
Experiment station, Lake City, Fla, w.
F. Yocum, director, for the year ending
June 30th, 1900, has been received at this
Office. Il is very interesting and shows
highly satisfactory results in the different
crops experimental with.
Mz. Gerry and Mrs. Alsheimer and
little daughter, whose arrival here fnom
New York city was noted in these col
umns last week, chartered the sloop Why
Not, Capt ]. Simonson, Tuesday and
proceeded to Artesia, where they will
visit Colonel and Mrs. j. H. Hogan, Mrs.
Gerry being sister to Mrs. Hogan.
Mrs. Peter Nelson, of this place, was
taken suddenly last week with an attack
of congestion Of the brain. DIR. Wilson
was called Immediately after she was dis
covered in an unconscious condition on
one morning, and by the succeeding day
she was able to manifest her wishes, and
is now fully recovered. The attack, it is
supposed, was brought on by exposure.
Captain Fischer sailed Monday morn
ing with the catboat Elise F. for Miami,
having on board Captain and Mrs. Peter
Nelson, of Perth Amboy, N. j., who have
been stopping here several weeks with
Captain and Mrs. Fischer. The Elise F.
will remain at Miami for the tourist sea-
son, open for charter to all points in that
section. Captain Nelson and family will
spend a week or 30 in the Bay city, then
return to Titusville for the balance of the
season.
Mrs. S. Ellis, of this place, died at her
residence, the house usually known as
the Silvertooth building, in North Titus
Vile, Saturday from congestion Of the
brain. Deceased was taken i'll the first of
last week after walking home from Minis,
and at her advanced age of about sixty
years gradually grew worse until Friday
when recovery was hopeless. She leavs
husband and two sons The burial took
place Sunday at the Ellis place, near Salt
Lake, where the family burial lot is To-
Gated.
County Clerk Stewart has been all up
set in his Office this week owing TO the
necessary renewal of the flooring and un-
derpinning to the clerks Office. The
floor has been weak and yielding for some
time past. Examination showed that
the floor timbers and supports were not
put in according to specifications when
the building was erected. The floor joists
were lighter and spaced farther than
specifications called for, and there was no
sill along the center of the building to
support the floor joists. A center sill and
new flooring has been put in, Messrs. L.
johnson and @. r. Stewart doing the
work.
FOR SALE.