The Florida star., 1902-12-19
CURRENT LOCAL LACONICS.
Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
. and About Titusville.

Brief Mention Of What Is Going On In
y and About Titusvilie.
~. Send watches for repairs to w. NJ. Wood
,,rd, DeLand, Fla. Work guaranteed.
6sr F. Z. Rollins made short trip to
eksonville and Green Cove Springs this
week. He left Monday and is expected
to return today.
Mr. J. NJ. Osban is acting in the ca
pacity of town marshal this week during
the absence of Marshal Worley, who is
away to secure his bride.
Col. A. NJ. T4asher, one of the lead
ing members of the bar of Sanford, was a
passenger on the nOrth-bound train Mon
day, returning from business trip down
B the coast.
Attorney S. l.. Patterson, of Miami,
of the law firm of Graham q Patterson,
was here Monday in the interest of an
{ other injunction suit, which involves par
q ties and land only in Miami this time.
Archdeacon B. +. Brown will hold di-
vine service in St. Johns church, Eau
Gallie, on Sunday next at IL a. IN. and
7:3O D. m. Also in St. Gabriel's church,
Titusville, on Christmas day, at 1890
a. m.
3 A change in the schedule of the +. Z. c.
railway will take place next week, when
additional train service will be instituted
: on the main line and the Sanford division
will make this place the terminal point
for the season.
THE STAR local reporter made an un-
pardonable blunder in the mention last
/, week of the arrival of a baby boy in North
Z Titusville. Mrs. j. I. Knox was the hap
py mother, and not Mrs. Reid as was
printed. We make ample apologies to
both Mrs. Reid and Mrs. Knox.
A fine little launch for use as a run |
about was recently received here for the |
use of Mr.. +. f. Cooley, of Lansing, Mich, |
who will come to Indian river shortly to |
spend a few months on his cruising |
schooner, the Keweenah. The little |
craft is the product of the Gas Engine and |
Power company and is a beauty.
= Mr.. d. l.. Leftwich gave splendid |
one-man entertainment at the opera
house last Friday evening, consisting of
choice dialect stories, banjo songs, popu- |
lar ballads and recltations. He has a
!. fine, powerful voice and articulates dis |
ltinctly. Those who attended were quite |
Whelighted with the evenings entertain
3pent.
y Rev. ]. G. Black, of Del.and, was here
! last Saturday and Sunday and held SER
vice in the Baptist church Sunday. He
has been member of the Stetson foot
ball team, but says he has played his last |
game. The play is too rough and is liza
BILE to result in serious injuries at any
Atime. Several Of the Stetson team were
iiSeverely injured during recent contests
aSyith other teams in this state.
Ee' d. Van T. Worley, our efficient new
nfS<>hal, left us Sunday afternoon for
Micanopy, where, We learn upon pretty
good authority, he took unto himself a
swife, having married Miss Bertha Maree,
1bfthat place, on Wednesday. The happy
young couple are expected TO arrive here
this Friday afternoon, and will make
their home in the Gaulden cottage, on
Washington avenue, recently vacated by
lMr. Branning. We extend them heart
lest congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Wetmore are en-
joying a visit from Mr.. WetmOre's
two sisters, Mrs. DENLY, of New York
city, and Mrs. Walker, OF lonkers, who
arrived last week. Mrs. DENLY was
here some twelve years ago and
would like to NAB 'ang|
will spend only 80. ere Is
expected home, lof Chr" sis
ter, Mrs. II. remain
longer for .~.-A ably until
February. Mrs. Walker has charge of
very large school in Yonkers, with four
teen teachers under her supervision, and
the work has been too much of a strain, ,
neoessitatf $, change of climate and
scene foShe eral weeks at least. We ac- ,
knowled elec,ceipt of pleasant call Tues , /,
dsy.smSews