The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1902-10-17
CURRENT LOCAL LACON|CS.
Brief Mention OF What Is Going On. In
and About Titusvflle.

q ~ See our ad. on page 8.
EAST COAST LUMBER AND SUPPLY Co.
II "Fruitine," a combination of pure
Fruit Juices. Wilson & Son.
4 ascend watches for repairs to w NJ. Wood
Nrd, DeLand, Fla. Work guaranteed.
hDT xtapt. III. B. Shaw, of Ormond, was a
to- Bsenger on the south-bound train Sun
y ~ for Miami.
fMr. r. w. Rhodes returned from his
New York trip Sunday afternoon, having
.een gone just two weeks.
Mr.. ]. ]. Haggerty is expected to ar
i've this week from Lthia Springs, Ga,
z hbere he has been spending some weeks
in, 'aftor
81 Irie ie usual service at the Methodist
~, yfch for next Sunday evening is here
" Desalled in, as l shall be absent. A. NJ.
IL pSger, pastor.
he of Ir. Trez B. Wilson and his sister, Miss
Jeanette, were expected to leave New
" York on the Clyde steamship Algonquin
yesterday for their home, and will prob
ably arrive here Monday afternoon.
Owing to the exceedingly heavy wealth
er last Saturday and an undecided action
as to measurement of boats, the fish boat
race was not sailed last Saturday, but is
confidently expected to take place to-
morrow afternoon, October 18th.
Information giving warming of trop-
ical storm was received here last Satur-
day, but aside from high winds from the
southwark and southwest the weather
So. Il IL a 4.
arbance its force was light and it passed
thShe westward of us.
".hepith and wife, of Merritt, who
.crt, and ON north for some time this sum-
Development returned. The yawl Pinra,
To those who use for cruising about in and
coast withrras been in charge of Capt Nelson
book wig their absence, is being placed in
sssion this week.
Smith, of Gomez Wager and Masters Ryals
south of Gibberts bcived home Saturday af-
overheard froro e. six weeks visit among
Assistant First Oaosyes in Georgia, the trip
Lf<May last in ,hss beneficial one to Mrs.
w 81 wsse and Mer their return.
~ hnsns Gcou & Sons recently
:. orarI sme up from thoir Ior;,o a., IS
fis6ins seg. Snch ' etc .@s also nst their Gr
wharf and fish house. We acknowledge
receipt of one of these photos The work
was done by Schultz, of that place, and is
good work.
Mrs. 7. III. Sanders, of Indianola, and
grandson Thomas Blythe, were passengers
on the northbound train Wednesday for
Orlando, where Mrs. Sanders will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Blythe, for a week or
50. Master Tom has just received Il present
from his grandpapa of a new 1902 Cres-
cent bicycle.
Mr. and Mrs c. NJ. Robbins and Mas
tiers Richard and George returned home
last Friday afternoon, having visited
Cleveland, Pittsburg, Buffalo, Albany,
New York and stopped for n few days
with Capt. Paddison at Point Caswell, y.
c. They had a very pleasant trip and
only regretted that their stay at the north
could not be longer.
Indian River band, of this place,
through its manager, Capt James Pritch-
ard, has been engaged To furnish the
music for the coming state fair at Lake
CITY, November llth To 18th, and also
has been engaged to play for two con-
certs while there. This speaks well for
the band To be called TO furnish music for
such an important occasion. The band
is now holding three rehearsals a week
and will be in fine shape for the event.
a One Of the oldest citizens of Port Or
cry - 10 sibRst week, Capt. 5. j. Fox, who
> ID p" Rwn up and down the east
q lszen,o., IT'D titled in Florida twenty
dSesst %. He has been great suf-
ne J es. Years, having had paralytic
r4ors ..oout ten years ago. He was bur.
Fvm<ffs,a, Port Orange cemetery Thursday.
b. yt Fox was identified with the early
Rsory of Titusville, having built and OPP
1H,fd the tram road between Titnsville
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