The Florida star., 1902-03-07
CURRENT LOCAL LACON|CS.
Brief Mention Of What Is Going On In
and About Titusville.


and About Titusvine.
Send watches for repairs to w NJ. Wood
ward, DeLand, Fla. Work guaranteed.
Judge Jones is holding the spring term
of circuit court for Osceola county at Kis-
fsimmee this week.
Mrs. Henry Titns, of Daytona, and her
daughter, Miss Met, are stopping with
Postmaster Bassett's family for while.
Master Rufus Robbins has been on the
sick list, but is now much improved and
able to be out again.
Mr.. Clayton Hendley, of Hawkinsville,
Ga, stopped off here last week, on his
way to Miami, to visit his cousin Mr.. j.
L. Caruthers.
Mr.. w. III. Mcfarland is having the lot
at the corner of Main street and Washing
ton avenue, next, to the tent factory, en-
closed with fence.
Mr.. D. E. Austin, the enterprising
manager of the colony at White City, was
in town .on business before the county
commissioners Monday.
Cakewalks and concerts among the
colored people are quite the rage now.
Two cakewalks were held this week, and
several last week and week before.
Mrs. w. A. Cleveland, of Arcadia, who
has been visiting here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Gray, returned here
Sunday from a short visit with friends
down the river. {
Mrs. J. r. Anthony, of West Palm
Beach, who has been spending some
time at Hardeeville, accompanied by her
little son Roscoe, paid a visit to friends in
LAGRANGE this week.
Mr.. E. NJ. Goodall arrived here on
Wednesday with the Memo on his way
north. He says the yacht will now be
laid up for two years time, which means
that he will not cruise here next winter.
Mr.. Julius Kline is expected to return
from New York Sunday. His large stock
of summer goods, selected by himself per-
sonally, in New York, are now on the
way. and his display within the next
week or so will be something grand.
Mr.. F. NJ Wooten, of Turnbull, re-
ceived another valuable bloodhound Mon
day afternoon via express. He now has
pair of them out at his turpentine camp,
and keeps them in thorough training.
No need for his turpentine hands to try
to get away from him.
The Geo. w. Pitkin Co, of Chicago
paint manufacturers, are bidding for bus
iness in this part of Florida through ad.
in THE STAR, ON page 2. We have used
these paints, ourselves, for several years,
and know they are unexcelled. Send for
their color card, and note what they say
about mixed paints, particularly. Also,
please mention THE STAR when writing
them.
Right. Rev. VIM. Crane Gray, bishop
of the Southern Jurisdiction of Florida,
visited Titusville Sunday and gave one Of
his interesting and elevating sermons at
the morning service in St. GabriePs
church, followed by the celebration of
the holy communion. The-rIte of confir
nation was administered to the several
candidates present prepared to receive the
bishops invocation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Trask, of Revere
Beach, Mass, who have spent the winter
here aboard their yacht, the Awixa, will
leave for the north tomorrow morning so
as to sail on the Clyde steamship Arap-
ahoe tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. Trask has
left his sloop with Capt. Nelson. Next
season he will make an auxiliary boat of
her by reducing her rig and placing a
gasoline motor in the hull, enlarging the
cabin, and making most comfortable
boat for cruising.
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