The Florida star., 1902-02-14
CURRENT LOCAL LlG0Ncs.

Brief Mention OF what La Going On I'm
and About Titusvflle.
Frost was visible in this section early
Wednesday morning.
Send watches for repairs to W.M. Wood
ward, DeLand, Fla. Work guaranteed.
Attorneys w. L. Palmer and B. Beach
am, of Orlando, were i'm town Tuesday
TO zee Judge Jones.
Rev. A. NJ. Dagger will preach next
Sunday at Minis at ii q. M, and in the
Methodist church, Titusville, at p. m.
Judge Jones left yesterday for few
days stay at his Klondike plantation and
orange grove with his son, Mr.. John c.
Jones.
We are sorry to announce that Mrs.
Pritchard Is wrestling with an attack of
la grippe this week, and hope soon to see
her out again.
Attorney 8. L. Patterson, of Miami,
member of the we'll known and promi-
nent law firm Of Graham & Patterson, of
that city, was in Titusville on legal busi-
ness several days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. deG. Schuyler and
Harry Bischoff, of Canaveral, arrived here
in their yawl, the Erl King, Tuesday.
This was the first trip of the Erl King
here since she has resumed her sailing rig.
Fred r. Nauman & Co. is the name of
q new fishing firm in Titusville, who will
start up in business next Monday morn
ing in the building upon the railroad
wharf formerly occupied by Capt. Joe
Smith. ...
Thaddeus Sallus, who was sentenced to
serve three years in the penitentiary, has
just been granted pardon. Sallus was
sent up for breaking into the store OF Mr..
McCurdy, at Jupiter, some time in 1900,
and has already served over year of his
time.
Mr.. NJ. s. Jones, Jr., has purchased the
general merchandise business of Mr.. Z. G.
Walker, at Woodley, and viii move his
family from here to Woodle$s and take
charge Of the business personally. Mr..
Jones went to Jacksonville last week TO
purchase additional stock.
Mr.. Z. j. A. Drennen and daughter,
Margarite, of Ann Harbor, Mich, now
wintering at Dummitt grove, and Mr..
John 8. McClusky and Miss Loretta Nc
Clusky, of Kane, Pa, and Mrs. o. r.
Cooke, of Pittsburgh, Pa, were registered
at the Indian River last Saturday.
Mile Faustina gave an electrical varie-
ty dance at the opera house last night
which was largely attended and was we'll
received. This paper being ready for
press very early this morning prevents
our giving the extended, notice this gay
little soubrette and her effective dancing
really deserves.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Smith and son, Mr.
V. @. Smith, of Clyde, n, Y, who have
spent about two months i'm Titusville,
went to ST. Augustine Wednesday. Mr..
Vernon Smith will be sadly missed in the
band, where he has played first clarinet
during. his stay. We hope to see this
family here again another season.
Andrew Conover, a young man who is
assistant section foreman on the F. E. c.
railway, was badly hurt at Fort Pierce
last Saturday. He was seated on the
front of lever hand car which jumped
the track just as passenger train was
coming into the station. As the car
jumped the track Conover jumped or was
thrown forward and the car struck him,
making a severe cut over the left eye, an
other across the back of his right hand,
cuts on both knees, and generally bruis-
ing him up badly. He was brought to
his home here Sunday. DR.. Wilson says
he will be laid up for week or so.