The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1902-03-21
BITS OF -FACT AND GOSSIP.
Current Events Of the Present Week
Portrayed In Brief.

Portrayed In Brief.
J. III. Killough, commission merchant,
of New York city, was in town Monday.
Mrs L. C. Branning has been quite i'll,
but we are pleased to state that she is
better.
Mr.. Gardner has on sale a choice as
sortment of new summer fabrics, just
opened; all prices.
Fl Gents Crescent chainless bicycle, al
most new, at a great reduction. Call at
THE STAR office and examine it.
Mrs. Henry Titus and little daughter,
met, returned TO Daytona Saturday after
short visit with Postmaster Bassett's
family.
Capt A. ]. Lewis, of West Palm Beach,
was in town several days this week look
ing after land matters and tax business at
the courthouse.
We call attention to the new advertise
ment of the Oliver typewriter, on page D,
this week. Mr. w. S. Branning is agent
for Brevard county.
Messrs. T. H. Sanders, NJ. 5. Sans,
Miss Catherine Sans and Miss c. Estelle
Lyles, of Courtenay, were visitors in town
the early part of this week.
Mr.. III. H. Corwin, who returned from
West Palm Beach few days ago suffer
ing with rheumatism, is improving. He
does not expect to return, as carpenters
are being laid off there every week now,
most of the building being completed.
Messrs. F. f. Matthews, w. ). Bran
ming and X. +. Minis. Jr., of Indian River
Bank, left on Wednesday night for Mi
ami, where they will play with the Miami
band the latter part of this week, during
the session of the Dade County fair, ex-
pecting to return Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. n. Robinson and Mrs. J. ID.
Rawn and daughters, the Misses Marga-
ret B. and Isabel \. Rawn, of Lancaster,
Pa, after having spent about ten days
with their brother and uncle, Mr.. Chss.
ii. Nauman, at Haulover, returned north
yesterday afternoon, stopping off at st.
Augustine for few days.
The friends in this section of James f.
Bowman, former sheriff of this county,
will learn with regret of his unfortunate
condition. He was transferred To the
state asylum at ChattahOOchee last week
on account IF alteration of his mind, and
hope that with proper treatment he may
be restored again to his normal cOndi-
| ton.
Mr.. Crane and wife of marlborough,
Vermont, who have been spending the
winter with us, having rooms at Mr.. ;.
y. GladwIn's, expect to leave about the
first of April, making stops along the
way homeward, so they will hardly reach
their destination much before the iir-t Of
May. Mr.. Crane and Mr.. GladWin gave
us call yesterday morning.
| Archdeacon Il. F. Brown will hold Iii
vine service on Wednesday, the 18th, in
st. Andrews church, Fort Pierce. al 80
p. nj; in st. Martins, Jupiter, on Fri
day, 10 a. III. and 100 p. M; OH Sunday,
23rd II. Pauls church, Eden-TIbbals, at
ii a. M; WavelandJ Jensen, All Saints
church, at 3 p. IN. Also, beginning with
Tuesday, 18th, every day in holy week ia
st. GabrieIs church; Tuesday, p. ~;
"Wednesday, 1870 a IN. Further notice
| from chancel
The friends here of Mr.. Alfred Glove
land will learn with regret that he was
taken with hemorrhage Of the lung Oh
Sunday, March 9TH, in Jackson lie,
where he was in the employ Of the l'ant
system, having resigned his position at
Miami Dr. Solace Mitchell Is attending
him, and says that he does not alprrL-HI
any permanent bad effects from tins at
tack, which was induced by oycrworN at
the desk. Alfred i improving, and IN
few days will return to hIs parent, home
at Merritt for vacation from otlio- work
until he fully RECEIVERS, which may re-
/ quire six months time. His father AMI
mother have both been with him