The Florida star., 1902-09-19
CURRENT LOCAL LACON|CS.
Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About TitusviIle.

Brief Mention OF What Is Going On In
and About TitusviIle.
See our ad. on page 8.
EAST COAST LUMBER AND SUPPLY Co.
Send watches for repairs to W. M. Wood
ward, DeLand, Fla. Work guaranteed.
Mr. Wade III. Jones returned the first
of the week from a trip to Sanford and
DeI.and.
Judge Jones made a trip to Sanford last
week to hold court chambers in that city
for the convenience of attorneys from the
gulf coast.
Mr.. O'Neal, of Augusta, Ga, arrived
here this week and may probably accept
a situation here with the East Coast
Lumber and Supply company.
Contractor p. ]. Hall recently made a
visit to his father and mother, who are
living at Orange Springs, in Marion
county, returning home Saturday.
1t is stated that Hon. HI. E. Day has
the refusal of several positions consider
ably more lucrative than that of railroad
commissioner. His friends throughout
the state will be glad to learn of this.
A letter just received from Mr.. J. Hag-
gerty, who is now stopping at Lithia
Springs, Ga, on his way to this place,
says that he has met Capt. Pritchard sew
eral times since arriving there, who looks
well and says he is feeling well, and that
the captain leaves for home to-day, Fri
day.
Mr.. Pierre Titus returned from his trip
to st. Louis Saturday. His two oldest
children returned with him and are now
staying with Mrs. Hopkins, but he ex-
poets to send them to the convent at
Mandarin. Mrs. Martin, the grand
mother, in st. Louis takes charge of the
baby and the little girl.
"Fruitine," a combination of pure
Fruit Juices. Wilson & Son.
The merry.go-round has struck Titus
vile again. This time it is Gonzales
steam riding gallery, which arrived here
Saturday night from West Palm Beach,
and is located on the Lund property. 1t
{ required all day Monday and the greater
part of Tuesday to set up things COM
Sete. A tent is used so as to provide
ainst inclement weather.
u SsAhHntleman. who has spent this sum-
NA organizing tourist parties in the
tk of Boston, for trips through Can
oan who is now on his way TO Flor
IL. Sapttle winter, stated recently To the
Atldrnit5 Journal that already in Boston
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some 10000 people have made arrange
ments with the tourist companies for
trips through Florida and to Cuba this
winter.
A concert and dance will be given in
the opera house next Thursday evening,
the 25th inst, music by Indian River
band. The concert will be from $50 to
10 O'Clock, dancing to follow until mid
night Also refreshments will be on sale,
consisting of cake and ice cream. The
concert, etc, is given as benefit to the
Indian River band, which has an ex-
pense account or Indebtedness to be met,
and We hope that everyone will attend
and help the boys along.
In the case of Sophia j. Lanier VS.. IL.
Clay Stanford upon the final hearing at
Titusville on Sept. 9th, Judge Minor :.
Jones decided the case in favor of the
complainant The case arose over the
appointment OF Mr.. Stanford by Judge
Johnston, county judge of OsceOla county,
as guardian of Nellie Morgan, one of f..
o. Mofgan's grandchildren, over a year
ago. Judge A. f. Pooser, county judge
of Deooto county, disputed the iurisdic-
ton of his Osceola colleague and appoint
ed Mrs. Lanier, the child's mother, guar
dian. Judge Jones' decree denies the
jurisdiction of the Osceola probate court,
upon the ground that the infant was not
a resident of that county. The COM
plainant was represented by Treadwell Il
Stringer, of Arcadia, and the defendant
by z. 4. Vans Agnew, of kissimmee.