The Florida star., 1902-12-26
CURRENT LOCAL LACON|cS.

Drisf Mention Of What Is Going On In
spd About Titusviile.
2Send watches for repairs to w. M. Wood
DeLAnd, Fla. Work guaranteed.
fnie Cleveland is now express mes
on the Sanford branch of the F. Z.
away.
The public school is closed for two
weeks' holiday vacation, to start up
again on Monday, Jan. 9th, 1908.
Mr.. F. f. Matthews left for the pattern
al roof in Ocala Tuesday morning where
he will spend his Christmas vacation.
Miss Annie Norwood, of The STAR
force, has recently purchased nice new
Rambler bicycle, which is Of great con-
yenience 10 her daily in going and com
ing to her work.
Mr.. Sondergard, of Perth Amboy, who
] was here for few weeks this summer,
#arrived Monday afternoon on visit to
his father-in.law, Capt. P. Nelson, of
sontl, Ttusville.
Miss Bessie Grisard, principal of the
Cocoa public school, is spending this
week here with friends and will take in
the teachers convention at Orlando,
which convenes on the Goth inst.
Miss Minnie Jones,o Live Oak, Fla,
arrived here last Friday afternoon to
to spend the holidays with her sister Miss
Nettie Jones. Miss Jones is one of the
teachers in the public school at Live Oak
sthis year. 9.
Banana river was well represented this
week by o. A. Quarternan, Jr. ,, Rob.
Burns, Floyd Quarterman, w. j. Cray.
ford, Geo. Quarterman, Howard Holmes,
che latter being on his way.to sharpes, to
spend Christmas. ~
Mr.. S. N. Gladwin launched the new
boat Wednesday aud she makes a beauti-
full appearance on the water. The motor
is already to ruu and now only the finish
ing touches spe to he added to be ready
to start for Miami.
Mr.. E. s. ;iWarrock, who was on THE
STAB force for the term of seven months
this year, leaving here September lst on
= accbunt Of i'll hsalth. stopped of here Fri
: day last and gave III cal, leaving next
4. daysf6r Cocoa, where he is engaged on
the news.
) One Of che best Christmas presents that
|. the people of Florida received yesterday
was the gift Of the two prominent rail
kpads, the Florida East Coast railway and
he Seaboard Air Line, of voluntary re
lctiOns in the rates of passenger fare to
eents per mile.
MsSfs. NJ. T. Jones, of Lake Park
Ga, saw. l.. Thomas, of Valdosta, Ga,
were heTt last week TO inspect their or
!. ange groves and other real estate interests
4 iathe Turnbull hammock. They were
siraply astonished at the growth made
by the orange trees in the hammock and
pei highly elated over future prospects.
The south.bound train Wednesday
brought up Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hall and
little daughter. Of Sebastian. Mrs. J. C.
Jones and baby, OF Sd Lucie, to spend
I Christmas with Mr.. +. w. Hall, and Mis-.
hEthel Coutant, of Miami, and her sister
'sof Indian River NarrOws, were on their
way to Oak Hillto spend Christmas al
home. - -
: Major Taylor rstusned home from St
Aueustine Sunday .afternoon,' where he
les Mrs. Taylor and LITTLE son Wilson to
1>main till the latter is fully recovered be
fore reluroing home. The major forward
"a 1his bond to the postOftice department
:akWashington this week and hopes'tO re-
nsee his oopmission in time to take
iarge of the postoffice. the first day OF
Ghe new year.
Mr.. Joe Einig, engineer of the ice fac
fnry at Sebastian, was married Sunday
noorning to Miss Roberts, of Wabasso,
Rey. w. A. Lowder performing the cere-
moay. The happy couple are making
Sebastian their home, where they were
heartily weleoped that day by host OF
1heir frien Fhe groom was Titusville
3>v man ago, and is half-brother
g, of Jacksonville.
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