The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1902-10-17
LATEST NEWS AND INCIDENTS.
Matters Of Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.
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Beer. Wilson & Son.
DIR. J. VI. Dixon returned home from
Jacksonville Tuesday, where he spent al
most three weeks.
Contractor P J. Hall and L. X Myers
are at Cocoa this week erecting wind
mill for Col. J. p. Setz.
Mr.. Walker, of Tampa, who came here
in the employment of Mr.. r. w. Rhodes,
was called home last week by the illness
of his wife.
Mr.. J. S. Coats, of Rockledge, was
looking after property interests at La
Grange last week, returning south Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. w. S. Norwood fell down stairs
OH Monday and sustained injuries which
have laid her up most of this week
Nothing serious.
The latest advices from Boston state
that little Parkhurst Brady has passed
the critical stage of pneumonia and is
now probably well on to recovery.
Rev. J. q. Black preached an excellent
sermon at the Baptist church Sunday eve
ming. We understand that this church
has decided to call him to this charge
again.
The preliminary hearing of the sus-
poets in the killing of the negro woman,
Ada Wells, commenced yesterday before
Justice Wilson and is still in progress this
morning.
\ baseball game has been arranged 10
be played at this place next Monday
morning between the San Mateo and tt
tusville mines. The game will be called
promptly at 8 O'Clock.
Parties sending correspondence TO Mr..
c. L. McCarty, state fair commissioner
for Brevard county, will please address
him at his new pOstOtfice, Eldred, instead
of AnkOna, and thus save delay.
Nichols Marsicano, of Tampa, a violin
ist, has been stopping here a few days this
week, accompanied by his little son of II
years, who, by the way, is quite expert
on the violin, on their way to Miami
Mr.. Frank f. Bond, of DeLand, was a
visitor in our town Tuesday, looking af-
ter business interests here. Miss Edith,
his younger daughter, arrived at DeIand
last week and will make her home with
her father and sister.
The Titusville Fish x supply company
is new corporation just formed, with
Wade ii. Jones, president; b. III. Sands.
general manager and secretary, and f. f..
Knox, treasurer. The company will do
u fish business here and at other points
down the river.
Mrs. L. c. Branhing and Mrs. +. +.
Rollins, who have been summering up in
the mountains of western North Carolina,
arrived home Tuesday afternoon, and
now our genial station agent and tlie doc
tor are both happy once more. The eli
mate of the Land of the Sky" has
agreed immensely with Mrs. Branning
Sheriff Brown is in receipt of letter
from Miss y. Carrie Hinton, of Carroll
ton, Ala, sister of the late J. T. Hin
ton, of this place, in which She returns
sincere thanks to those friends who adj
ministered to her brother in the last
hours of his life and Wesok charge OF
the burial. AlthGt,e a. ~ i'll not know
her brother personalIyn,II r t2la ag shows Il
very marks .n i terlN'n sh,.,o ~ ii1>n, and
she EXPIRE inn over thCiu his dying
unattende- .'%onstitI,'-;,,'' I'd.
saAl l. judi IL
mt 'malif,e byT
late the lin NJ. ,rlile.
IA, rNi,G~crr.. a. .ter an i'll
nes1 SOM ffq.> ~ tnd:thi,, lied Thurs
DIN h hsalt,iSS d.d2'k ; a. II O'clock 'b,
DR., a. Ism and chiiI~ and
his wit Wit h. ; riehh 70 he cat his his foot
III ,1s ross On" OF ' the '' oldest est
hx,ie city is county ,%;nt!, com, com.
slVC%ter as brothers, LAW
I0kS;.nrAy, IA Sundslert; the first still
H.AlSTss" to take Fing passed away
Hf,tdaat recegsehile living at Minis.
FRbd to"es. q large family and was
eds ~Srange grower. He was
mat tU.sshd, respected by everyone.