The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1902-01-03
LATEST NEWS AND INCIDENTS.

Matters of Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.
DON'T FORGET Cost Sale. Gardner's.
Miss Daisy Hardee, of Rockledge, paid
our town visit yesterday.
Mr.. Thornton, of Birmingham, Ala, is
here on a visit to his father, DR.. Thorn
ton, of Lagrange.
Mr.. Henry T. Titus was down from
Daytona the first of the week. His fam
lily is still in Jacksonville.
Mr.. J. G. Wood, representing the
American Bicycle company, paid our
town business visit Monday and Tues
day.
of the early settlers on Lake Worth,
writes that he is now located at La Junta,
Colorado.
Rev. J. A. Hughes received a Dutton
gasoline motor yesterday, which he will
place in the 18-foot hull formerly owned
by Geo. Faber.
Doctor Delamayter, of Chicago, re-
Gently arrived at City Point, where he is
spending the winter with his nephew,
Mr.. Geo. Chester.
Mr.. Moody, who is now engaged by the
Titusville Electric Light company, in do
ing some necessary work, will attend to
bicycle repair work. He is located at the
electric light station.
Postoffice Inspector Caufield arrived
here yesterday from the south on an in
spection tour and inspected the Titus
vile postoffice and complimented Post
master Bassett on his accounts.
Divine services will be conducted by
A. G. Sirdefield next Sabbath at Hardee-
vile at 10 a. m, and at City Point at 2 p.
m. This will be Bro. Sirdefield's last
visit before conference. All are invited
to attend.
Mr.. G. G. III. Collins, of Mslabar, has
been in town several days this week
awaiting the return of Judge Jones in
order to ask for receiver to be appointed
for the fishing firm of Collins d Arnold.
The firm was dissolved last Friday, De-
cember 9th.
Mrs. B. F. Brown arrived home yes
terday from Baltimore, Mr.. Brown meet
ing her in Jacksonville. She has been
in that city several months TO receive eye
treatment, and returned even little ear
lier than the occulist desired, on account
of the severely cold weather.
Upon the petition of the late ]. c..
Frink, of Jensen, Judge Jones recently
appointed Sheriff Brown as receiver to
dispose of the stock of goods owned by
the late Frink at private sale, and the
stock is being closed out as rapidly as
possible, with Mr. Padgett in charge.
Among the arrivals in town last Friday
we noted the genial face of Mr.. Charles
McCrory, of Whigham, Ga, who has
come here to stay for month or so to
look after PROPERTY interests and his
orange grove, the most of the fruit from
which has already been shipped by Mr..
Chubb Mendel.
Among the passengers on the north
bound train Monday We noted Capt. II
b. Shaw, of Ormond, and Mr.. Poppleton
of Stuart. The former has been at MI
ami for two or three weeks, where he il
interested in the Dade County Security
company. The latter was on his way tC
his former home near the Halifax river
The fish business of Messrs. L. b. Hicks
& Co., at this place, has been purchased
by Messrs. J. T. Feaster Il Co., who TAX,
charge on the 18th inst. with Mr.. Z. f.
Pickett as manager partner. Mr.. Semblel
goes to Sebastian, where his partner, Mr.
Hicks, is now in charge of the fish bust
ness of T. B. Hicks & Co. Mr.. Pickett
who carries a half interest in the new
firm, has had considerable experience in
the fish business, having managed the
fish business for others heretofore very
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