The Florida star., 1902-08-29
CURRENT LOCAL LACON|CS.
Brief Mention Of What Is Going On In
and About TitusvilIe.

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EAST COAST LUMBER AND SUPPLY Co.
Send watches for repairs to W. M. Wood
ward, DeLand, Fla, Work guaranteed.
There will be dance at the opera
house tonight, which promises to be
most enjoyable one.
One more week of the long summer va
cation for the school children. Public
school opens next Monday week.
Services at Minis next Sunday at IL a.
m., and at the Methodist church, Titus
vile, at 7:30 p. m. A. NJ. Dagger, pastor
Next Monday, September lst, is legal
holiday 1t has been designated Labor
day, and will be observed generally in all
the larger manufacturing cities.
Mr. Jesse English and Miss Luella
Hagy, of this place, were married Tues
day night by Judge Gaulden, and receiv
ed the congratulations of numerous
friends for future happiness and prosper
ity.
Governor Jennings and party will re-
turn from their California trip about Sep
tember 9TH. The governor will deliver
the address of welcome to the Southern
Turpentire association at Jacksonville, on
September 10th.
Too hot to hurry. Rest at our
fountain. Wilson & Son.
The concert at the opera house, given
by Indian River band, last Friday night,
was favored with very slim attendance.
As creditable an organization as this band
is to our town, should lead our people to
give them better support.
slight change of schedule on the F.
+. G. railway yesterday affects the time
table by adding to the usual run of the
Sanford division the service between Or
ange City and New Smyrna. The time
card will show in these columns in few
days.
The people in the colored part of the
town are making improvements. Mrs.
Susie Hall has erected new house at a
cost of several hundred dollars; others
expect to build soon. Mobley's addition
to his house is nearing completion. Car
xpenter w. H. Walstine has returned
~. ONE.
= After visiting relatives at Cocoa last
e, h iaek Miss Theodosia Ward, of Bruins
eick, Ga, has been visiting her cousins,
+ dando and Miss Mary Quarterman, at
=, s.ester Shoals house of refuge. Miss
Ward returns home today, and will be
accompanied by Mr.. Orlando Quarter
man, Jr., for visit.
The latest advices from LaGrange i'm
regard to the condition of Mr.. Andrew
Carlile, who cut his right foot very Sc
verely last week with an ak. are to the
effect that he is getting along very nicely.
The AK blade severed an artery and cut
to the bone, and the artery gave some
trouble the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. X Wood, of Stuart
Senator and Mrs. f. y. Dimick and Mas
ter Frank Dimick, of Palm Beach, and
Mrs. J. 7. Stanley, of Jensen, were on
the northbound train Wednesday,. Mr.
Wood and wife go to Atlanta, the Dim
icks to Roam Mountain, Tennessee, and
Mrs. Stanley to New York.
DIR. q. w. Holmes, who is so well
known the length and breadth of Indian
river, is now spending a few weeks in
Ohio. He was called there by the illness
and subsequent death of his brother-in
law, Prof. Hotf hines, prominent among
the educators of that state, and an invalid
for many years. His sad errand attended
to, the doctor is enjoying a season of rest
among old scenes and friends.
Henry Hagy, one of our fishermen,
caught porpoise in his net last Friday
night 1t is very seldom that porpOise
is caught in net, and Mr.. Hagy was
quite proud of his catch, although We
have not heard how much damaged the
net was from the efforts of the big fish TO
extricate himself. Mr.. Hagy had the
porpoise photographed the next day be-
fore skinning off the hide for shipment.
The Daytona Journal, of this week,
speaks of our band as follows: The Indian
River band, of Titusville, Is strong, came
up on the afternoon train Thursday 10
play at Keating's casino Thursday after
noon and night. The fee for admission,
fifty cents, caused many of their hearers
to take seats in the gallery that is along
the beach, where the music could be just
as we'll heard and enjoyed without a tick
ct of admission. The band is a good one,
and the music was much enjoyed.
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