The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1902-10-03
CURRENT LOCAL LACON|CS.


Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About TitusviIIe.
See our ad. on page s.
EAST COAST LUMBER AND SUPPLY Co.
"Fruitine," a combination of pure
Fruit Juices. Wilson & Son.
Send watches for repairs to W. NJ. Wood
ward, DeLand, Fla. Work guaranteed.
Mr.. P. ]. Hall went to Cocoa wednes-
day afternoon, where he will erect a,
wind mill for Col. Setz.
Tuesday, the last day of September,
was a scorcher. The thermometer regis
tered 80 in the shade in the afternoon.
Services at the Methodist church on
next Sunday at IL q. m. and 7:3O p. m.
Everyone invited. A. M. Dagger, pastor.
Do YOU want to sell your property? If
so address the editor of this paper and
your letter will be referred to inquirers
free of charge.
Mr.. Trez b. Wilson and his sister, Miss
Jeanette, are shortly expected home
from Derby, Conn.,, where Mr.. Wilson
has been for nearly two years.
Contractor G. w. S. Bell, of West Palm
Beach, has been awarded the contract for
erecting the new government building at
Sand Key. He will commence work in
November.
Mrs. Green, of Helena, Ga, nee Miss
Leona Knox, arrived in town Sunday and
spent couple of days here on a visit to
n. L
home Tuesday.
Misses Aline and Daisy Brady enter
tanned the Progressive Culture club Mon
day afternoon, with quite large attend
ance of members. The next meeting is
with Mrs Jas Pritchard.
The preliminary hearing of the per-
sons charged with the killing of the ne
gro woman, Ada Wells, has been post
; poned until next Tuesday, October 9TH,
on request of the prosecution.
!. The ladies of the Baptist church will
hold their next social at the residence of
SArs. Minis, on Wednesday night, Octo-
come out and have a good time.
&I%jor Taylor's photograph gallery sus-
- ms some damage one night this week
Sofa 'sr bottle being thrown through
har r1ibe,. windows where the major had
graphessNdf>, Jos exposed to view.
wharf antonm pro- les left Sunday for New
I>ceipt of o, ,r, and winter goods. He
expvIane bys o his branch store at
Miami Jgk.-sSsoon as he can get possess
ion of the"-building now occupied there
by Burdine.
Mr.. Geo Walker, of Tampa, arrived in
town Wednesday, and is with the Eagle
Clothing store during the absence of Mr..
Rhodes, the proprietor. Mr.. Walker ex-
poets to take charge of the branch estab-
lishment at Miami.
Last week Judge Jones instructed the
county commissioners of Dade county to
issue license to \. Il. Chapman to sell
liquors in Miami district. Messrs. Penny
d Williams appeared as attorneys for
Chapman, and =. l.. Patterson for the
commissioners Evidently there was not
sufficient cause shown for refusing the
granting of Il license.
Mrs. w. 4. Ronald, of Goodall, left on
Saturday last for visit of several weeks
to her mother in Baltimore. Md, and her
son, William, enters Rollins college at
Winter Park. Mr. Grotian Ronald, who
has spent the summer in the Catskill
mountains, will arrive in a few days to
remain with his father until the return of
his sister, Mrs De c. Williams, who is at
present visiting in Baltimore.
Mr.. Cassie Minis was among the de-
partures from town Monday, leaving that
morning for DeLand, where he enters
Stetson university for the scholastic year
He will be sadly missed in the band and
orchestra, where he has been playing
first clarinet, as also will Miss Grace
Reed, who has been playing second cor
net in both band and orchestra for some
time past, who left Wednesday for Win
ter Park, where she enters Rollins COL
lege.