The Florida star., 1901-09-20
CURRENT LOCAL LACONICS.


Gardner makes special prices Fri
day.
Call and inspect our stock. New and
useful novelties in gold and silver.
WHALER's JEwELRY STORE.
Mr.. Alex. Near, of Eau Gallie, was in
our town the early part of this week.
Fish Warden T. A. Robinson was in
town the early part of this week.
Capt. Frank Houston, Of Fort Pierce,
was circulating among his old Ttusville
friends on Monday.
Mr.. X. r Gladwin was in town from
Fort Pierce the first of the week on q
visit to his father and mother.
MISS Lena Mendel moved her dress
making rooms from the bank block to
the Scrimgeour building on Monday.
Mr.. L. r. Decker returned home Tues
day from Jensen and will take a much
needed rest from contract and carpenter
work.
Mr.. ]. G. Bast desires to retire from
the hotel business at Ttnsville, and offers
his lease OF the Indian River hotel for
sale. with Immediate possession.
Mr.. H. A. Carlile, of LAGRANGE, has
Just bought lot at West Palm Beach,
and his brother Frank expects 10 leave
for that place the coming week.
We are pleased to state that Mrs. John
SimonsOn is much improved from her re-
cent illness, and her friends hope the
change for the better will be permanent.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Reese, of Palm
Beach, were passengers on the north
bound train Sunday for Tennessee, where
they expect to remain until about the
new year.
Mr.. w. j. Bryan, q prominent young
attorney of Jacksonville, and Capt Wal
ter M. Davis, of Palatka, were registered
at the Indian River hotel last Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Bessie BRYAN did not arrive last
Saturday from Tennessee as announced
in THE STAR last week, but is expected
tomorrow, having telegraphed Mrs. Brady
of the delay of one week.
The Titusville and Eau Gallie baseball
clubs will cross bats on the grounds of
the local nine this, Friday, afternoon.
Admission 10 the grandstand 20 cents.
Come out everybody and see 'the game
of the season."
Mrs. G. S. Schuyler went to Jensen
Saturday afternoon and was escorted to
the train by large number Of her Titus
vile friends who parted from her with
deep regret Miss Mabel remained over
until Monday, when she proceeded to
Jensen.
Mr. F. a Lesley lost his highly priced
horse last Friday night, which he has
had for the past eleven years, from lock-
jaw. Capt. Rice, our veterinary surgeon,
did ell he could to save the animals life.
Lockjaw was caused by the horse becOm-
ing chilled after driving.
The West Palm Beach Sun states that
Capt. A. j. Canova, of that place, has
ordered material for an up-to-date ferry
boat, l6x5O feet, with upper deck and
cabin, especially fitted for the Lake
Worth service. This is enterprise that is
commendable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Bulge arrived
here last Friday afternoon from months
stay in the north, Mr.. Bulge returning
TO Miami to look after business affairs
Sunday, Mrs. Bulge rem aiming here for
a couple of weeks stay with her father
and mother, Capt. and Mrs. JAS. Pritch-
ard.
Mr.. John @. Jones and wife came up
from St. Lucie Monday on account of an
accident Mr. Jones sustained the day be-
fore. While walking along the ocean
beach with castnet in hand looking for
fish he stuck rusty nail in the heel of
his left foot, which made painful and
what might have proved a serious wound.
AT this writing he is very much better.
He returned to his home at Klondike
Thursday afternoon accompanied by his
wife. He is fortunate that the accident
did not prove more serious.
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