The Florida star., 1902-06-27
CURRENT LOCAL LACON|CS.
Brief Mention Of What Is Going On In
and About Titusville.


and About Titusville.
Judge Penney spent from Saturday un-
til Monday at Fort Pierce.
Carpenters fruitstand sells only the
very best Osteen watermelons. Try 'em.
Send watches for repairs to W. NJ. Wood
ward, DeLand, Fla. Work guaranteed.
Our specialties. novelties, watch
and jewellery repairing, diamonds, etc.
Whaler's jewelry store.
Mrs. S. E. Rice stopped off here day
or two this week on her way to Cutler,
where Mr. Rice is now located.
Capt Paddison left for Eau Gallie Sun
day afternoon, meeting his brother, Mr..
A. ii. Paddison, an the southbound train
that afternoon.
Sheriff Brown spent from Friday
till Sunday with his wife and little
daughter at Sea Breeze, where they are
making very pleasant stay.
w. d. Campbell, of Clifton, who has
charge of the famous Dummitt orange
grove for the northern owners, was in
town Saturday and called at this Office.
Services at the Methodist church,
Minis, next Sunday at ii a. M, and at
the Methodist church, Titusville, same
day at 7:45 p. III. A. NJ. Dagger, pastor.
Entries for the Fish Boat race on the
Fourth close on the 3rd. Make your ell
tries early, for enough are already en-
tered to make good race, but We want
TO see the bay dotted with sails.
Mrs. j. Z. Goldsmith and two children
expect to leave the first of the coming
week for ST. Louis, where Mrs. q. will
visit her mother. Mr.. q. expects to aC-
company them as far as Jacksonville.
Mr.. p. A. Mcmillan, of Eau Gallie, who
is out before the people for the position
of tax collector, arrived in town Monday
to interview his friends in the north end
of the county relative to his candidacy.
Mr. John Il. Walker moved his family
into his new purchase, the residence
formerly known as the Rumph cottage,
the first of the week, transfer of which
was mentioned in THE STAR last week
Clarence Boyett, of Rockledge, who
has been very i'll with fever, was trans
ferred to the home of his parents at
Minis, last Saturday for careful nursing
and attention. He has passed the critical
stage of the fever
1t is rumored here upon pretty good
authority that the Al Fresco hotel, at
Jensen, is about to change hands, the
new owner one of the largest pineapple
growers in that section, but the report
cannot be confirmed.
We learn that Mr.. F. Ii. Warner, of
ROckIedge, left last week for Georgia to
remain permanently. 1t is reported that
Mr.. Better will have charge of the Smith
property in South ROckledge, which here
tofore has been under the supervision of
Mr.. Warner.
We acknowledge the receipt of some
very fine favored peaches, and very large
size, too. grown 10y Mr.. J. p. Sawtelle, OF
Hardeevile, which were picked from
trees a little over two wears old, some of
the Griiling Bros Nursery stock, Jack
sOnville.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. +. Paddison, OF Eau
NTallle, aTGlNcu III IpNH w ttllltSud(, dlSo
Capt. X. L. Paddison, who left here sun
day. The Messrs. Paddison are here TO
look after the merging Of the lumber in
terests of this place, Eau Gallie and Fort
Pierce, into the East Coast Lumber and
supply company. Mr.. PaddisOn and wife
returned home yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Geo. Leddra, of Chicago, has ieas
ed the Prospect House, at Cocoa, from
Mr.. o. X. Wood, and expects 10 arrive
at Cocoa next week. He intends to run
the place a. At good, comfortable hotel all
the wear round. Mr.. LedGra conducted
the Riverside, at Melbourne, in 1923 and
1894, and should be we'll posted on the
wants of guests who may live on or visit
Indian river.
The greatest supply of Fire Works
ever seen on the east coast will be at