The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1909-06-18
DOTNGS or THE
PRESENT WEEK
Punesnt EOtss Pertaining to Events
FFanSpIFinS AbOnt Town

Ut. Miller, DehCbI, 1iCusNihe.
Miss Myra Wilson, with her cousin,
Miss I.ysle sauls, Of DeIand, Is enjoy
ing aviBit with Rev. Harris and family.
Attorney r. J. Webb returned from
the hospital at st, Augustine Thursday
night Oh last week where he went re-
Gently for treatment by DR.. Morley.
DR.. E, II. Armstrong made his pro-
fsssionul whit 70 Titusville on Saturday,
the 18th inst. He viii come again to
this place IN October, so he informs rs.
Mr.. ]. d. vann.. Of Shiloh, was in
town Saturday. Mr.. Vann was called
to Tallahassee during the recent session
of the legislature on account of the pro-
posed new fish laws.
Rev. wv. III. CressOn, Of City Point,
who waa formerly United States minis
ter to Hrazil, spent few days last
week at Fort Pierce and other points in
that vicinity visiting friends.
The Sterling, which has been under
the management Of /. NJ. Johnson for
the past seven months, was closed this
week. Mr.. TOWNSEND &C manager, left
Tuesday morning 1or eclRonyille.
Mr.. ID. H. ContlInq Ids moved his
family from Fort Piesesto Palm Beach.
where he isnow city editor ON the News.
For nearly two yeaFs-Mr. COnkling has
been employed on the Tribune and News
at Fort Pierce.
In q letter to the editor Of THE STAR
Mrn. NJ "A, Scrimgeour writes rs from
Lakeland that she hopes 70 see all Of
her friends IN Titusville in the near fu-
ture. We can assure her that her IL
tusviIIe friends win gladly welcome her
return.
Mr., HowardL. Holmes, Of Canaveral,
recently offered his apiary for sale and
placed il at q bargain. Since that time
he has taken out honey In value atmore
than the price he offered the whole
apiary at and has nearly two hundred
dollars worth more to be extracted.
Guess he In glad now that he didn' tsell.
Manager w. =. Green, of Hotel Dixie,
returned Saturday from Jacksonville,
where he has made arrangements for
personally conducted summer tours from
Florida. This h an innovation for this
state. The first party expects to leave
Jacksonville about the middle of next
month. Mr.. Green win furnish full
Particular
Mr.. Marcus EndeI, Of Jacksonville,
was in TitusvilIe the first part of the
week In the interest Of the insurance
features Of the Knights Of Pythias.
Mr.. Endel 10 q very entertaining gentle
man and is one Of the prominent secret
society man Of the state, having been
past grand master Of the Masonic fra.
ternity Of Florida.
The gasoline tug belonging to the
Gulf Refining Co, was here Saturday
and Sunday Oh her wayto Jacksonville
towing q large lighter Of empty gasoline
drums. The stopover here was made
Tor repairs to the Buffalo motor. This
tug was formsrIy the sailbOat Awixa,
owned by w. H. Mcfarland, of this
place, who bought herfrOm Mac Porter
of Daytona.
The jacksonville Times Uninn of Sat
urday announced that Mrs. H. E. Gaul
den and Miss Gaulden, of DeLand
reached the city yesterday and ar'
among the guests at the AragOn. judge
Gaulden is confined in st. Luke's hos
pital where he had painful operation
performed ON his nose few days ago
but his many friends viii be glad u
know that he was much improved yes
terday nd-hopes to be able to leave fol
his home at an early date.