The Florida star., 1902-11-21
latest NEWS AND INCIDENTS.
Matters of Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.


Giles pays 1Oc. each for live mice.
Mr. f. L. Brady returned Wednesday
from Miami.
Sweet potatoes 95c. per bushel, new
syrup at New Market.
Judge Penney returned the early part
of the week from his trip to Miami.
Hon. X B. Raulerson, of Fort Pierce,
spent part of Wednesday and yesterday
in town.
Station Agent Branning made flying
trip to st. Augustine Tuesday, returning
Wednesday.
Mr. s f. Hanford, of jacksonville, ar
rived in town Wednesday for a short stay
here with friends and relatives.
We learn that Mr. p. 4. Mcmillan, of
Eau Gallie, has traded his fine place and
former nome at Banyan to Mr.. Arch.
Campbell, of TrOpic.
Mr.. John Myers came down from Day
tona and moved his family to the Foun-
tain city Monday where they expect to
locate permanently.
Major f.. w. Peabody, the Tmes-Un
ion and Citizens travelling representative,
was in town Tuesday, having spent a few
days with his family in Sanford.
DIR. Rollins holds the record for quail
since the open season commenced,
and the GUESTS at the Sembler House
greatly enjoy the birds he brings in.
Mr.. f. :. Kyser, of Minis, who arrived
here some months ago from South Caro-
lima, returned to Peters postoflce, that
state, this week, where he will spend the
coming winter.
DR.. Mason, of Sanford, brings his pro-
fessional work here to a close to-day Fri
day. and returns to Sanford tomorrow
morning, having been rushed with den
tai work during his stay of two weeks at
this place.
The new Gladwin launch has been
transferred near SimonsOn's ways with a
temporary shed erected uaher which to
complete the upper work, cabin, etc. The
new boat is expected to be launched in
about months time.
Vice President ParrOtt, Traffic Mana
ger Beckwith and General Superintendent
Golf, of the Florida East Coast railway,
and Mr.. Fred Ster.y, manager of the IIo-
tel Poinciana at Palm Beach, went south
Monday on special train.
The orchestra has resumed the semi.
weekly rehearsals Tuesday and Friday
nights which were discontinued a few
weeks ago in Difference to the almost dali
ly rehearSals held by Indian River band
preparing for their Lake City engagement
There will be a lawn party in front of
Indian River hotel this Friday evening,
Nov. DIST, at 80 p. IN. Oysters, coffee,
cream and cake will be Served The In
dian River band will play. Given for
benefit of Titusville High school. All
cordially invited to attend.
Indian River band and the TitusviIle
contingent at the state air returned sat
urday from Lake City. In the tourua-
mcnt the Titusville riders carried off the
first and third prizes. First prize of 500
WAS won by Bob Singleton, of this place:
second prize of $50 won by Clark Lconur-
dy, of OSteen, and third prize Of 80 won
by J. VI. Osban, of this place. u. B.
Pritchard won prize of glass pitcher for
fastest horse.
The home of Mr. W. II. y. Fairbanks,
who lives near lslaIkaEirove, in AlacIua
county, and conten creditre destroyed hy
fire Wednesday .luster of pi last week.
Ehcre was no inditorial ta4'he loss fails
very heavy on Min type ~. The house
had only been bu frui couple OF. years.
What made it WOE ar. this time, Mr..
Fairbanks was just towering from the
effect Of a broken thigh bone. Several
months ago a mule ran away with him
and threw him from the wagon breaking
his IL wi +. = and dislocating the joint.
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