The Florida star., 1901-09-13
CURRENT LOCAL lACONGs.
erief Mention of What Is Going On In
and About Titusvins.

Gardner makes special prices Fri
day.
Mrs. 6. d. Geiger and two children
have joined Mr.. Geiger at West Palm
Beach.
Miss Willie May Gould returned the
first part of the week from a visit 70 st.
Augustine.
Mrs. E. S. Coutant and little son have
gone to Jacksonville, where Mr.. Coutant
is now located.
Mr.. j. A. Collins purchased fine Lud-
wig upright piano this week from 4. b.
Wager, our local dealer.
Mrs. A. A. Ford and baby were return
ing passengers to Fort Pierce Tuesday,
after spending the summerin South Car
olina.
Mrs. J. A. Collins and the little tots
are spending a week or 30 with friends at
Osteen, for which place they left We'd
nesday.
DIR. John NJ. Dixon is spending few
days in Jacksonville this week in the in-
terest of his saw palmetto medicinal
preparations.
Mrs. G. F. Duren left Saturday for Ma
con, Ga, where she will spend several
weeks on a visit to her brother and sister,
accompanied by Sadie and Foy.
Rev. j. A. Hughes and family arrived
home safely Tuesday afternoon after hav-
ing spent nearly three months in Con-
necticut, where, they had most enjoy
able time.
Capt. Eli o. Morgan, who has lately
disposed of his entire stock of cattle to
Kissimmee parties for something like
$45, 900, was in town the first OF this
week to visit Kissimmee.
Mr.. j. K. Gore, of Cocoa, who has
been in the employ of Grocer S. S. Jones
for the past five years, passed through
here Monday, returning from visit to
his relatives in Geneva, Orange county.
Sheriff Brown and wife and baby ar
rived home Tuesday from Asheville, n.
c., not making their stay there as long as
they expected, but Mrs. Brown is i'm
proved even by the change of about two
weeks.
Mr.. Geo. w. Scobie has closed up his
fish house at this place probably until
next spring, and will devote his entire
attention to his fish houses at Grant,
Vero, Fort Pierce, Ankona and Jensen.
After quite a seige of illness we are
pleased to note that Mrs. ). j. Norton is
able to resume her duties as assistant at
the postoffice again. She and her mother,
Mrs. Bassett, paid friends at Cocoa visit
the first of the week.
The Eau Gallie lumber merchant, u.
+. Paddison, has an Attractive as well as
humorous ad. on page 4 of THE STAR
this week, which will be followed by
changes every other week or so, so please
be on the lookout for them.
Mr.. NJ. A. Adams, of Live Oak, spent
several days here last week looking after
the interests of the estate of the late
John Harris, returning home Sunday.
He expects, however, to visit this section
again in December, being very favorably
impressed with this country.
Messrs. Thos. johnson, Andrew Eros
cher, w. S. Norwood, ]. NJ. Dixon, +.
II. Boye and Adhemar Brady represented
Titusville at the pioneers meeting at Co
Goa Saturday afternoon. The newly,
formed association will hold picnic at
Oleander point on Wednesday, October
2nd.
We now have q new insurance hrm IN
town. The firm of Morgan & Lynch has
been dissolved by Mr. Morgan acquiring
the interest of Mr.. Lynch, and the former
has associated Mr.. Wade ii. Jones with
himself under the firm name of Morgan
* Jones. The experience and standing
of the members of the new firm should
make strong combination and we pre-
dict for them a splendid success.
Constable NJ. c. Ellis, of Melbourne
brought Tom Canaan, colored, here Mon
day under the charges of assault and
carrying concealed weapon. On Sunday
there was fight between Canaan and &
negro named Dan Simmons, in which
Simmons cut Canaan in self defense
Tuesday the constable brought Simmons
up, but he has succeeded in giving bono
for appearance. The trouble occurred il
the colored settlement near Melbourne.