The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1902-10-17
BITS OF FACT and GOSSIP.
Current Events of the Present Week
Portrayed In Brief.


Pa1mo-Pepsin is very popular.
Have you tried itP Wilson & Son.
Miss Constance Bryan, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs F. A. Barrett, in
Ohio, returned to her home on the lower
east coast last week
Capt. Fozzard, of Port Orange, is con-
verting his sailboat into a naphtha
launch. That makes three launches that
have been constructed this summer in
that place.
Will Tylander, of Orange City, left
Wednesday of last week for Conway,
Mass. He will return in about three
weeks with his bride, when they will live
at Eau Gallie.
Dade cOunty's steam road builder is
now busy crushing rock in the vicinity of
Cocoanut Grove. That popular drive
will be in tirst-class condition by the time
the tourist season opens.
Mr.. Person Paddison, of Fort Pierce, is
temporarily in charge of the main offices
of the East Coast Lumber & Supply COM
pany, at Eau Gallie, while Mr. and Mrs.
q. +. Paddison are away.
Engineer c. F. Haskins and family, of
Sanford, We're Among those who left for
Washington on Capt. Ways q. \. X. car.
They will visit all points of interest while
absent, and Will probably be gone six
weeks.
The F. f, c. railway freight depot at
lrnnnI with oil 81 4
strOyed by fire few nights ago. Ii is
supposed that the fire was caused by the
explosion of a combustible of some kind
or other
The contract for the new Jail cells for
Dade county has been let to the Diebold
Safe q Lock company for 5000. The
contract calls for about forty cells. There
will be separate department for women
and children.
The Clyde line steamer City of Jack
sonville arrived at Jacksonville last week
from Boston, and will take her regular
run on the st. Johns next month. The
handsome vessel is now being overhauled
and reprinted.
}. w. Hull, of Jensen, has migrated to
COcoanut Grove section for the season,
and besides planting on his own ground,
will put In thirty acres of tomatoes for
Mr.. j. I. Stanley, just west of T. J. Pc
ter's plantation. .
{. {. Chillingsworth, of West Palm
Beach, will soon commence improving
his property on Elliotts Key on quite all
extensive scale. He will engage IN grow
ing pineapples. The Florida keys have
within the last few years become quite
popular As pineapple growing section.
The Florida East Coast railways cal
penter gang is about completing the new
station at llObe Sound, which is known
a. No. ; combination, lSx4S, three
rooms, including office, waiting room and
freight room. 1t will have platform 6OO
feet long. \ Sidctrack has also been
completed, with capacity for fifty cars.
The yacht Oran, belonging to ". If.
Gregg, of It. Louis, Mo, set SAIL Wcdu,.s-
yif'T for Daytona, with J. \ Pine, Jr., IN
p.. rand, where he will meet Mr.. Gregg.
thu soS. y. Walker, of South Carolina.
: of ri.srgg's gIr>t, who arrived here sey-
Tbsravs ago, viii board the Orian at
oubdT Park. They will spend few days
nn,oA ytona.s nr-nce Park and New Smyrna
l,ivfng, ,yat9a!. All en 20 on down the
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and hiS book on
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