The Florida star., 1902-10-24
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CURRENT LOCAL LACON|CS.
llrief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About Titusville.

'i " See our ad. on pages.
at EAST CoAsr LUMBER AND SUPPLY Co.
ago an. Send watches forrepairs to w NJ Wood
omey y ward, DeIand, Fla. Work guaranteed.
.,th Sc, Messrs R. Person Paddison and C..
her ward iller of Fort Pierce, here the first
voms 4 the week to play ball with the Titus
son' Hoiille nine. 4
nto ss Mrs. J. T. Bassett has been very in for
a. the past two days with a serious attack of
e. heart failure and is very little better at
q Pah this writing.
r the Mrs S. j. Field and son, Emmett, Of
ousl Indianola, are visiting relatives here for
Ngeek or so and incidentally taking III the
't home vored camp meeting.
hin, after air. S. ]. Norton is in charge of Mr..
e,rf friend, iyford's grocery business while Mr.. C.
n,,. n. M his family will recreate on their Ba-
i I'd in ,ha river homestead for awhile.
giel{ NovemMiss Lille, Turner, of New Smyrna, is
the. of dtere on visit with Mrs. B. r. Wilson
for week.-Mrs. week, and will also spend few days
arc JudSme ,r" 1i' w. o -''' "OO0 ''' ''' '''"S
) hsss THE ladies of the Baptist church will
80" a,,ve an oyster supper in the store room
= = - A9eneath THE STAR office, Saturday even
ENG, October 25th, from to O'Clock.
Supper served for 70 cents.
- tine Saturday from Deal Beach, n. j.,
where lie has been the past summer.
- = fff. Marsh is the manager of the Indian
litver hotel at Reekledge
The bad weather for the past week has
The len unfavorable for the coored camp
last Coeting, which comes to a close Sunday
~ booklet, c The presiding elder expects big
!hany homes that day if the weather is fair.
lpp w iilo Vi , inc , J Haggerty is now at home
: Sann,an,ant '' snug little dOmice in south
To .hopa '.,sse. He is loud in his praises of
- / ooas, ,.;,h Lithia Springs in Georgia, and is
: W 6onE wim has in better health than We have
!, - water oo''e WAS Wn came up from Miami
al smith, OF uoh'eA' on Scting to meet his family
Ssouth oi S.looe'ts oa'' hg from the north, but
k9 o'eipoaiu rom t',e S'5manche was delayed
Assistant First Officer onville and they will
May last in the s.dav..
chips few miles
Ns.,ras siDaiez~leaves the first of next
week VIII the merFy-go round Tomor-
row night will be the last chance of a
ride. Bad weather during his several
>: weeks stay here has prevented him from
doing considerable business.
-. Mr.. J. A. Crosby editor of the San
=, Mateo It, Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Turner,
-. md Mr.. So, Gray, also of that place,
sompan the boys here Sunday to
fiv EheT 9 y ball Mr.. Crosby, however,
. ira ,,or, ed to return home Monday af-
'aiH4nihie. eDefore the game was started.
: forf = j. w. Rowley, of San Mateo, who
saned the San Mateo baseball
NV re the first of the week, gave this
~ Tbeer of m leasant call Monday and left his
cNhn / ,.-.1anrs apx of "Rowley's San Mateos, )"
pany hatPertciurn igar which he manufactures.
St.Ao run e1R - ,lct taft having sampled these
- -lA jr0nOunct. Inem really fine article.
-" S'1ur mercl + is might note this and give
Dir. Rowley trial order.
Messrs. ii. B. Mace and B T. Bell, OF
Williams Bridge, New York city were
among the very first of our northern
friends (who spend their winters in Flor
ida 10 arrive this season, coming Mon
day afternoon. They are stopping at the
Indian river hotel. Mr.. Mace has dis
posed OF his cOmmoliuu> schooner, the
Edna, and also his launch, the Lark, Mr..
A. l.. Raider of New York, being the
purchaser, and it Is expected that Prof.
Jack Latin will arrive most any day to
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