The Florida star., 1901-04-26
CURRENT LOCAL LACON|CS.
Brief Mention OF What Is Goins On In
and About TitusviIIe.

and About TitusviIIe.
Mr.. Ned Morgan, Of Melbourne, ar
rived in town Wednesday.
Send your watches for repairs to w. M.
Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
Messrs. F. A. Morgan and James An
drews went to Daytona yesterday to take
degree in Royal Arch Masonry.
Mr.. s. F. Gibbs, of Melbourne, after
spending day here the first of the week,
proceeded on to Jacksonville on a busi-
ness trip.
Rev. John A. Hughes returned Sunday
afternoon from Daytona, where he at
attended the meeting of the Christian
Endeavorers.
County Judge A. ID. Penney was quite
unexpectedly summoned to Jacksonville
Monday on account of legal business, re-
turning Tuesday.
The Messrs. j. II. and NJ. S. Sans, of
COurtenay, and the latter's son, w. S.
Sans, spent Saturday in town. We re-
ceived pleasant call from them.
The yawl Merle S. returned from an
extended stay down the river Monday.
She has been stationed for several months
past at Mr.. Scobie's fish camp at Grant.
Mr. H. |. Klopp, one of Fort Pierce's
prominent citizens, and a contractor, was
serving his county as grand Juror this
week. Mr.. KlOpp gave THE STAR office a
pleasant call Monday afternoon.
Capt. n. n. Penny, of Nathan; George
Kuhl, of Shiloh; p. Leonardy, of Osteen;
c. B. Futch, of Hawks Park; j. w. Per-
kins, j. r. Turner, Milton Bryan, and
Stewart & Bly,, of Deland, are in town
this week taking in court proceedings.
Mrs. X. B. Sanford and son Selden, af-
ter spending about two weeks here with
Capt. and Mrs. Jas. Pritchard, left Satur-
day for their home in Yonkers. N. Y,
having extended their stay in the Land
of Flowers, at both Rockledge and this
place longer than they expected to.
The electric lights were turned on last
night for the first time since the accident
to the boiler OH April 9th. Everyone has
missed the lights very much during the
shutdown. A vast amount of work was
necessary to put the boiler in shape, but
it is now equal tO a new one, AID no fur
ther trouble need be apprehended.
Mrs. II. r. Jones, after spending a
goodly part of the season here with her
daughter, Mrs. w NJ. Brown, returned
to her home in New Hartford, Conn.,,
Wednesday, Mrs. Jones' numerous friends
were sorry to have her leave. Mrs. Brown
is consOling herself with the fact that il
will not he long ere she will leave for
Connecticut to sprnd the summer herself.
Mr.. II. T. Clifford, postmaster at Vero,
and one of the most enterprising and go
ahead citizens i'm that whole section oi
country, paid our Office a pleasant call
Wednesday afternoon. He is here as the
most important witness in the Reed case.
G. ID. Reed, it will be remembered, COM
mitted an aggravated assault on Clifford
at Vero on the 10Th day of February,
with shotgun.
The many friends of our highly es-
teemed young townsman, Mr.. Maurice
+. Goldsmith, and Miss Maude f. Bald
win. one of the most popular and agree
able Young ladies of this town, will be
pleased To learn Of the near approach OF
their marriage, which will take place at
the Methodist church on Wednesday
next, MAY lst, at O'Clock p. m. THE
STAR takes this opportunity of extending
congratulations to the young couple in
advance.