The Florida star., 1902-04-25
CURRENT LOCAL LACON|cS.
Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and Ahouf Tifuaxflle

Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About Titusvflle.
Send watches for repairs to w. NJ. Wood:
ward, DeLand, Fla. Work guaranteed.
Miss May Froscher is spendinga day or
so at Cocoa this week, leaving Tuesday
afternoon.
A fine baby girl put in her appearance
at the residence of Mr.. James Revels, in
North Titusville, last week.
w. E. Futch, OF Grant, spent couple
of days In town this week, returning to
his fishing grounds Wednesday.
Mrs. Brazwell, Of New Smyrna, is
spending few days this week with her
cousin, Mrs. s. G. Vanlandingham.
Mr.. w. F. Jibb, F. E. @. station agent
at Daytona, arrived in town Tuesday
afternoon for brief visit to his wife and
baby.
Contractor Hall was renewing founda-
tions and putting some needed repairs
on the bakery building this week, that is
occupied by Mr.. Frank Deppe.
MIR. Richard Gladwin expects to leave
this afternoon for New York to spend the
summer in the north. He goes via the
Savannah steamer Kansas City.
The state board of health says that
there in hardly any smallpox in Florida.
There is one case at Port Tampa and
several i'm the pesthouse at Jacksonville,
and all are recovering.
Mr.. b. B. Pyles, of St. Augustine, ar
rived Wednesday to attend the Pope
Vanlandingham wedding, and be with his
wife and babies who are here visiting
relatives for few days.
Mr.. Geo. L. Branning, former Titus
Vile boy, now cashier of Dade County
State bank, of West Palm Beach, was in
town Saturday afternoon returning from
Tampa, where he attended the grand
lodge of Odd Fellows.
We call our readers special attention
this week to the bargains in iron bed
steads offered by Messrs. Lindsay & Nor
gan, of Savannah, on page 3; also to the
new advertisement of the ii. 4 w. b.
Drew Co., of Jacksonville, in regard to
base ball goods.
MIR. A. c. Frost's family left this week
for Dania, Dade county, where Mr.. Frost,
Sr., went last week, as noted in THE STAR.
Mr.. Peterson, who came south with Mr..
Frost, has also located at Dania. Mr.. q.
A. Frost and wife have given up the
Webber cottage, and returned to the Frost
cottage.
Mr.. w. S. Branning, county agent for
the Oliver typewriter, is meeting with
great success in the line of sales. Two
machines of this make have just lately
been placed in the Indian River State
bank. Judge Penney and Mr.. John
Henry have also purchased Oliyers, while
several prospective sales are in sight down
the river.
Judge Jones, who returned Saturday
from holding the Volusia spring term OF
court at Deland, left Tuesday afternoon
for few days stay at his klOndike plan
tation. The DeLand correspondent ofthe
Times Union and Citizen says: Judge
Jones is winning many compliments for
his promptness and uniform kindness to
all before him, being always ready to 60
out of his way to accommodate the attor-
news and interested parties.
Mr.. A. Il. Gladwin is having great sport
trout fishing at this place. During four
or five days that he has been out trolling,
about an hour or SO each morning, he has
landed some 30 trodt and hung %, Gut
while playing them for the sport a few
got away Yesterday morning he caught
four trout and a channel bass that would
average 10 pounds apiece, the bass and
three of the trout all being about the same
weight. He SAYS that the trout fishing
at this point in April can hardly be eX-
celled anywhere. He will remain here
until the latter part of the coming week,
when he returns TO his home in Sher-
burne, \. y.