The Florida star., 1902-11-28
CURRENT LOCAL LACON|CS.
Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About Titusville.

See our ad. on page 8.
EAST COAST LUMBER AND SUPPLY Co.
Send watches for repairs to W. NJ. Wood
ward, DeLand, Fla. Work guaranteed.
Messrs. w. N. Hendry and Geo. Bay
les, of Fort Pierce. are in town serving as
petit jurors.
Mr.. w. P. Giles brother, from Or
lando, paid him few days visit the first
of the week.
Miss Mabel Schuyler, of Jensen, is here
on visit to Miss Louise Brown for
week or so.
Mrs. N. A. Stumpe and the children
are on a visit to Mr.. Stumpe's relatives in
Palatka for awhile.
Services at the Methodist church,
Minis, next Sunday ii a. m, and at Ii
tusville p. m. A. NJ. Dagger, Pastor.
While at Lake City taking in the state
fair Mr.. p. j. Hall purchased fine
horse. The buggy comes next, P. j.!
.Archdeacon B. F. Brown will hold di-
vine service on Sunday next in st. Ga
briefs church at ii a. IN. and 7:30 p. m.
- The thermometer reached 43 degrees
this morning. This is the first real cool
morning of the season. Summer has
certainly fingered in the lap of winter.
Mrs. E. L. Price is at, present shipping
fish from New Smyrna with Mr.. Jesse
English in charge of the branch there,
while his brother, Will English, is in
charge here.
Mr.. A. p. Gruber and bride, nee Miss
Miss Martha Tyler, and Mrs. o. w. Ty-
Ter arrived yesterday afternoon and were
met at the train by number OF friends
to welcome them.
Thanksgiving day was observed in I'll
tusville yesterday by the closing of the
business houses from 10 a. m. until p.
m. Thanksgiving service was held at st.
Gabriels church in the morning.
The following attorneys from Dade
county are here this week: Judge Wor-
ley, Judge Williams, II. +. Atkinson and
S. l.. Patterson, of Miami, and G. c.
Chillingworth, of West Palm Beach.
L Miss Woodward, of DeLand, formerly
D resident of this place, has passed
fhrough a critical illness the past few
eeks, but is now much improved and
nsidered out of danger.
7 Tw" Of our local fishermen were nab
-. week by the fish wardens of Vo-
=. Lnty while in Mosquito lagoon,
- E;TJ to give bond for appearance be-
..NFffe criminal court at DeIand next
! Mth.
III ~. and Mrs. B. F. Ives, of Philadel-
L1Xa, accompanied by their son, Mr..
Bert Ives, and three daughters, arrived
yesterday morning just in time to eat
Thanksgiving turkey at their winter
home, LAGRANGE.
Capt. p. Nelson, of North Titusville,
has recently purchased the large sloop
|, yacht Awixa from Mr.. Henry Trask, of
! Revere Beach, Mass, and will have same
ye<F adiness forsale or rental to parties Of
u ern tourists this winter.
th .adles of the Baptist church met
Nv Excellent success at the oyster sup
SsseThey gave Tuesday evening in the
uneven store room. Aside from the oys-
fooo supper several kinds of ice cream and
We were served. The proceeds amount
I'd to about SD.
The announcement made in these COL
umns last week that Miss Bessie Bryan
had started kindergarten class in South
Titusville was little premature. She
had been requested to take charge of such
Il class, but on account of her time being
pretty fully occupied otherwise, she gave
it up.
A Mr.. Rogers, from Jacksonville, who
came down outside in his 36-foot naphtha
launch, was disabled near the Haulover
canal last Friday by water getting into
the gasoline tank. f. b. Wager towed the
craft into this place from Black Point that
afternoon with his catboat, Mr.. Rogers
leaving the first of the week for Rock
ledge, where he expects to meet his fam
! lily and spend the winter.
1 ApG sshose from this place who are
attl1 RiS ,the gala week exercises in
JacT J, who left Tuesday, we noted
wv E. L. Brady, John K.
&wT "a E. Goldsmith and family,
SwN E Zones, E. E. Knox and p. S.
titus. Sa--x Walker attends the good
oads meeting, Mr.. Wade Jones proceeds
1 10 Savannah, and all of them are bent on
YES~ing to cage the tiger.
cA> e. FOR SALE