The Florida star., 1902-09-26
BITS OF FACT AED GOSSIP.


Have you tried itP Wilson & Son.
Farm work is beginning in good earn
est and some of the truckers are already
planting for fall crops.
Mrs. George w. Mackenzie has re-
turned to Daytona from Cape Canaveral,
where she has been spending the sum-
mer.
Miss Leonardo, of OSteen, is visiting
Mrs. j. A. Collins, returning here yester-
day from visit To relatives in ST. Angus
tine.
Mrs. w. s. Norwood returned home
last Friday afternoon from Cocoa, where
she spent week or so with her daughter,
Mrs. j. F. Mitchell.
DIR. w. S. Graham and son, Robin,
returned yesterday to Miami from FL
Paso, Texas, the climate there not being
as beneficial to the doctors health a. ex-
pected.
The preliminary hearing of the per-
sons charged with the murder of the ne
gro woman, Ada Wells, was postponed
last Friday morning until Thursday of
next week, octOOtf Znu.
Rain last night nterfered seriously with
the success of the band concert at the OPP
era house and the social in aid of the.
Baptist church at Mrs. Willahans We
go to press too early this morning to get
reports of these two events.
Miss Clara Otwell, who has been spend
ing the summer months in West Palm
Beach visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Otwelli has returned 10 Fort
Pierce, where she resumes her duties as
assistant in the public school.
Mr. o. A. Quarterman, Jr., was among
the passengers Saturday, returning from
several weeks visit with relatives at
Brunswick, Ga. We. suppose he will
push the work on the new Medart hull
| he has now we'll under way.
Capt. III. b. Shaw, of Ormond returned
| home the early part of this week from a
| trip to Charleston, and stopped of here
/ Wednesday on his way To Miami, where
| he is very largely interested in the affairs
of the Dade County Security company.
Mr.. b. Ii. Sands, of Palatka, is here
now acting as manager for the new fish
! business OF the Tltusville Fish company.
| 1t will be remembered that Mr. Sands
was here about four years ago, when he
was in the employ OF the express COM
company.
Ominous as it may seem, the pOstofice
department is soon To issue l5-cent
stamp. 1t will be the first ia the history
Of our postal service, and the department
officials state IN mitigation that il Is IN
tended entirely for foreign u-r. II is de-
mandeh by the increasing registration pi
foreign letters.
The Cocoa baseball club came here. last
Friday prepared to do up the Titus
willie nine Ia the queens taste. hut pruvI-
dentially the steady showers all that af-
! teTnOOn intcrfrrpd With the game and the
visiting club returned home, hut u,td,. "A
engagcWSnt with the Titu-yiIc- &, pay
ltn,J Air. ~ next Monday afternoon.
...rver," has ,rIo Jones VA, brought home
Il ,.'''e it9 aGame plaG,uc~dny by his Incr,
I,,'y ~, Il. ". .c uiXi"s been Suddenly
!. 49,. At Il; othr-,rd th.9 which b" .- sub
" "a OF Breva ande very pleased t.
of tcmouu Do, aJ-
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Tt., ,hs son spent a Yts vicar. John F"me't
viii ,, W, ~ : 4, To I1"E Hen.
VIII E1TdaugItel Oi the late J. T. r,uter.
PissFrlster at ,Aw, AMI Mr,. Painter Of
'Nhile Church, lIcrrfprd-hre" Mr.
Paul VI. Aston ant wife, Of WavrIand.
served a. attendants. The brldv- cos
tune was royal blue wolfe, trimmed With
lace and toqIe 10 match, trimmed with
blush roses Mrs. Aston wore i custuu e
of heliotrope cloth with lace.
FOR SALE.
l2-guf S'rancott hammerlr.s shotgun.
weight ~ G!fb., cost 9l25, loJd a. new
at har'vE = Address Lock Box suO, T.;
l. 'pxAs,xo.
| Y-kip1s of hauling and draying al
tsly k;rS' promptly l meet ali trai LIS.
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