The Florida star., 1901-06-28
CURRENT LOCAL LACON|CS.
Brief Mention OF what Is Going On In
and About TitusyiIle.


Send your watches for repairs to w. NJ.
Woodward. Titusyille. Work guaranteed.
Mrs. Lett and children expect to move
to West Palm Beach Thursday of next
week, where Mr. Lett is now employed.
Archdeacon B. F. Brown has contract
ed with the firm Of Roylance & Klopp TO
build tie Episcopal church at Ft. Pierce.
Master Carl and Miss Mabel Schuyler
spent Sunday at Rockledge visiting their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Better.
Archdeacon B. F. Brown will hold di-
vine service on Sunday, the 30th, IN st.
Martins church, Jupiter, at 1870 a. m.
and 7:30 p. IN.
County Assessor J. F. Wooten, of Co
Goa, spent part of Monday and Tues
day in town TO meet friend Of his on
business matters.
Mr.. August Deisner left for the An
cient City Sunday, where he has accepted
a position in the machine shops of the
F. Z. G. railway.
Mr.. L. A. Brady was i'll the first of the
week so as to be confined to his home,
but We are pleased to state he is now up
and about again.
Mr.. Bale and wife have gone to Palat-
ka where Mr.. Bale takes charge Of Nc
Larty's dry goods stOre-Mr. MeLarty
being his brOther-in-law.
Mr.. +. L. Brady came up from Miami
Sunday, returning south again Wednes-
day TO remain until Mr.. G. B. Rumph
arrives home from his vacation.
Rev. j. A. Hughes and family sailed
via Clyde line yesterday from Jackson
vile for two months visit in Connect
icut. Mr.. Hughes expects to witness the
trial races for cup defender in July.
The little son of Mr.. II. A. Carlile, of
LaGrange, was severely kicked by horse
on the right side last Friday, breaking
his right arm. He was brought TO town
and received careful attention at the
hands of DIR. Wilson, and is doing nicely.
Mr.. Perkins, county solicitor of Vo.
lusia county, spent several days in this
place the latter part of last week and
first part of the present week, returning
to DeLand Monday. He talks of emf
grating to Oklahoma, where Hon. Frank
Clark has recently gone.
Capt Jas. Pritchard has had new 40
foot stationary galvanized steel tower
and new AermotOr wind mill, with cy-
press tank in lower frame, erected on his
home lot this week. Mr.. Willie Cleve-
land had charge of the tower work and
made splendid job of it.
Mr.. T. n. Decker expects 10 spend all
summer at Jensen and in that vicinity.
He came home Saturday for Mrs. Decker
and enough household equipments for
temporarily living in the pineapple belt.
They sailed for Jensen Tuesday in Mr..
Robinson's catboat, the Comfort.
. Mrs. +. o. Williams, of Jacksonville,
was passenger on the sOuthbound train
Saturday for her former home in Eden,
where she will spend a few weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Robin
son. She expects, however, to spend
most of the summer in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. s. A. Belcher, of Miami, formerly
a residento of Titusville, was on the north
bound passenger train Sunday with her
two children TO meet Mr.. Belcher in
Jacksonville, and from there they 60
north and will spend part of the summer
in the northern states and partly in
Georgia.
r. Doom, of Kentucky, who came
here several weeks ago and started res
taurant and store in the Scrimgeour build
ing, died Wednesday morning of con-
sumption. His relatives were notified
of his death and remittance was made
for forwarding the body to his home,
which was attended TO by Undertaken
Froscher.
Most of the ice factories along the east
coast seem To have had some trouble of
late in making ice, and owing TO the
scarcity of ice the first of the week fish
shipping had almost come TO a standstill.
Some of the plants arc only making half
their capacity while one or two have
been compelled to shut down temporarily
to make repairs.
General w. ]. Hulings, of Pennsylvan-
ia, arrived here Tuesday TO meet Tax AS
SCISSOR Wooten. The general was promi-
nently identified in the late Spanish
American war and did effective work in