The Florida star., 1909-07-23
LATEST NEWS
And INCIDENTS
Personal Paragraphs AIOGt PSsyIs that
Travel Here and FhsFO
DR.. Miller, Dentist, TitusviIle.

Mr.. F. j. Webb is having, a snail
building erected on his bt near the
Presbyterian church.
Mrs. ]. C. Michael and two children,
former residents of NarroEs,. Indian
river, stopped Sf here Tuesday on their
way to Fort Pierce for a visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Want. Worley are happy
over the arrivafof a dainty little miss
at their home last Saturday particularly
sO'zs this is their first daughter in a
family Of three ch8dren.
Mr.. A. M. TerwMiger, of ST. Angus
tine, arrived here yesterday to attend
case he has in chneery befors. Judge
Jones, being represented by his attor-
ney,. Col. w. L. Paihrer, of Orlando.
Mr. Julius j. Jeff5E1s and his sister,
Miss 2auline Jeffords of IndianoIa, paid
The STAR Office Pleasant call Tuesday
on thsir return honleward from a.visit
to Cs3averal and AFrRsia.
Commodore ]. H. Allen informs us
that the work of improving the road
from 3hiIOh sOuthwa-d to Clifton is be-
ing pushed forward. three teams and
eight men being now at work.
Mr. Adhemar Bradf has given.up his
position at the store Of, E L. Brady &
Bro, and Mr.. Wm-.H- Tompkms, of
Miami, recently witkiRomfh & Hughes,
of that city, now holb that position.
Miss Raliese HaEsrn, of In6ianOla,
was n'tSwn Tuesday tOperfect her nat
uralizGtion papers before Circuit Judge
Jones, and is now very proud to,become
naturahzed citizsR Of the United
States
Sheriff J. P. Brown accompanied Mrs.
Brown, Miss Leila and Baby Buster"
also ADs- s. S. Jones and children, of
Cocoa TO St. Augustine Wednesday,
wheTa. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Jones and
the children expect to sped several
weeEsz
NJ. J. H. Will HnsOn, Of Gabrielle,
Fla. arrived here last FridIy on a visit
to his niece, Mrs J. NJ. 0sban. Mr..
Williamson is an range gcOwer and he
is most favorably impre sed with the
groves In this section.
Miss Welch, Os Jacksonville, is enjoy
ing visit with ter uncle and aunt, Mr..
ard Mrs. S. E Bailey. She and several
of the young folks weradelightfully en-
tsrtained at tie home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
.lOhn R. Walker last Monday night.
Fred Saegsr. of Ankona, left last
week for Po-to Rico. where he will be
employed as superintendent of machine
~ and motor power on thS La Isabella
orange grave, San Juaa, owned by
Messrs. Allan, Martin ard Holmes, of
New York city.
1t is officially snnounced that the gov
ernment experimental station that has
been m Iintainel at Miami the past sey-
eral years is to be abandoned, a repre-
sentative of the department Of agricul-
\ ture 3 there now TO direct the abandon
ment of the station A strong protest
will be made to the removal.
The many friends of the Rev. Milledge
Walker, who had to give up his charge
Of the Episcopal churches on Indian river
some three years ago on account of fail
ing health, will be glad to hear that be
is so much improved as to be able 10
take charge of large church near his
home in Connecticut, and that his son,
tAe Rev. John w. Walker, who assisted
his father so ably in his work here, has
fully recovered from the serious eye
trouble, bywhich he has been hampered
for some time, as to be able to resume
regularly his ministerial duties. The
latter sailed last week for Europe, where
he will spend his summer vacation.