The Florida star., 1902-11-14
LATEST NEWS AND INCIDENTS.
Matters of Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.

Around Town.
Giles repairs any old thing.
w. P. Giles paid flying visit to San
ford Monday.
Miss Lassen is visiting with friends in
Cocoa this week, leaving here Monday.
Bishop Gray was on the south bound
train Monday on his way to West Palm
Beach.
Mrs. T. w. Anderson, of Jensen, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Nettie Feaster,
at LaGrange.
Mrs. G. S. Schuyler, of Jensen, arrived
Monday to spend day here with her
friend, Mrs. q. w. Scobie.
Mr.. w. C. Peterson, of Banana river,
is expected here tomorrow or the first of
the coming week from Massachuset is.
DIR. Mason, dentist, arrived Monday
from Sanford and is kept very busy at the
Indian River hotel with professional en-
gagements.
Mrs. B. r. Wilson and two children
returned home Wednesday from a ten
days visit with Mrs. ]. p. Turner, of
New Smyrna.
lir J. K. Anthony, of West Palm
Beach, who is now staying on his orange
grove property at Hardeeville, was In
town Tuesday.
Messers. p. ]. Hall, K. s. Singleton, J.
C. Osban, Jerome T. Feaster and J. NJ.
Osban took in the state fair at Lake City
this week from this place.
Archdeacon B. F. Brown will hold di-
vine service on Sunday next, the 10th, at
IL A. m., in st. Johns church, Eau
Gallie, and at 7:30 p. m. in st. Andrews
church, Fort Pierce.
Mr. Geo. F. Paddison, Eau Gallie's live
lumber merchant, arrived Monday and
spent day or so with his sister, Mrs.
Geo. NJ. Robbins while attending to some
business matters here.
Mrs. J. T. Knox, accompanied by her
little sister, Marguerite Norwood, arrived
Tuesday, and may spend some time here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Norwood, in North TitusviIle.
Mr. Will Scott and wife, nee Miss Chat
ty Bobbett, of Calvert City, Kentucky,
were arrivals here on Sunday to spend
the winter here on account of Mrs. ScOtt's
health, the winters in Kentucky having
proved too severe for her.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Brady and little
Parkhurst arrived home on the early train
Saturday morning, having missed the
through train Friday by the Clyde ship
getting in rather late, but caught the af-
ternOon train to New Smyrna where they
staid over night. They are glad to get
back home again, and their many friends
are glad To- see them and learn that little
| Parkhurst is about fully recovered from
his recent severe illness while in Boston.
Mr. J. Mendel arrived home Sunday
from several months spent in the city of
| New York, where he visited his sister,
Mrs. VI. Schwab. The change of climate
/ has been of great benefit to his general
! health, a. he Was quite feeble when lac
| left here, but he Is looking loo per cent
better. He enjoyed his stay IN Gotham
very much and went about considerable
while there. He gave Us pleasant call
/ Tuesday.
Two little girls, daughters Of Deputy
! sheriff Hawkins, of Oak. were burn
ed to death undeEr W. II. N.dr iairitre~s-
! ing circumstance .Ian-ot; t;rnv. in Al,The
childlen were .n.l|,:.ra d,.srrovhCir
mother was pr. ,s of last Sh,.
/ heard them cryinin - .'ha Ea~ hc-
cause they ObjeC, :: . =, LEFT alone
/ Later she went ton y p 20. .ound the bed
and the children OF sss 4 in flames
They were so baby b1rned that both
: died that night in awful agony.
! THE STAR has had the pleasure of re-
ceiving rev hIih wong invitation: Mr.
and ,,JhHi IH what s s and d. request the pleas,
ruth rnd IN the Dsg> >her's Ema, t" Mr..
: ,e f!s F SIorsa.e.s, 81 tan' sunday ,,. eve
IN las iesn Pie Iclock, Holy Trim
s, /. aSern,n" Melbourne, Fla
tfeSsT 1Silf be delight t. tine many
.Wetr Tstse prominent young people
OF tSTS=rne, and We extend congratu-
Iations in advance. The young couple
will be at home in Melbourne after Christ
mos Hav