The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-01-19
PERSONAL.

Mr.. JnO. WertZ mas gone 10 WORK
for the Standard Phosphate Company,
Fl. B. Coulter, Esq, prominent
attorney of Bronson, died Friday
morning.
MIR. NJ. J. Williams, of Early BirG,
called in to-day to pay his financial
respects to the Banner.
Father Corrigan, who preached a
series of splendid sermons in Ocala
some years ago, is dead.
Mr, and Mrs. VIM. Bangs take pos
session OF their handsome new house
to-day south OF the Graded school.
Miss smith, Of / orsy The, Ga, ar
rived on the noon train Tuesday To
visit her friend, Mrs. a. Mcintyre.
Mr.. b. w. Lacey, and old newspa
per man of Philadelphia and New
York, is spending the winter at Belle
view.
Miss Underwood, II Fayetteville, N
c., is expected in few days and will.
spend the winter with Miss Maggie
Birdsey.
Col. Zimmerman, the popular and
obliging clerk of Citrus county, made
the Banner a pleasant business call
to-day.
c. Il. Chambliss, of the Buffum
Loan IL Trust Company, went to
Boardman to-day on very important
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. e. Fyfe and Mr.
BAlton, of Massachusetts, friends of
MIR. Hosmer, will be in Ocala in
week and remain for the winter.
q. Z. L0mer, prominent citizen Of
London, aud largely interested in
phosphates, is in the city and is
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs c. S. Clarke.
Mr.. s. L. Cleveland, of Rock well,
Fla, and an engineer with the Dunn
ellon Phosphate Company, was in the
city to-day and autographed for the
Banner.
Andrew West, of Stanton, who is
painting the Harris mansion, in the
Monarch orange grove, Panassofrkee
paid the Banner an acceptable call
Monday.
Rev. Louis Griffi tn, worthy col
ored citizen OF Belleview, was in the
city to-day. He is not only a good
school teacher and preacher, but also
an excellent farmer.
: DR.. w. G. Gillaim paid the Standard
mine No. 2 a visit, and while gone was
the guest of that kind ana generous
hearted man, Captain Frank Pooser.
The Doctor had a splendid time.
Miss Maybelle Glover, of Marietta,
Ga, who is on her way to Mllwood,
stopped over at Thomasville, Ga,
where an elgeganC reception was ten
deTed her aG the residence of Mr.. (.
II. Smiths.
Hon r "A. Burford, Of Ocala, is q
gentleman of mucn force and ability,
and one who would represent Marion
and Sumter in the state senate with
credit and distinction. Wildwood
Vidette
Henderson Harvey, one of the best
known and most reliable colored eiti-
zens of Citra, died Saturday. His
name honored the roll Of Banner sub-
scribers, and he was friend to the
printer.
MIR. Ed. Il. Foster. manager of the
Ackron Grove at South Lake Weir,
was in the city Tuesday and made
the little Banner q pleasant call last
evening. He says the fruit is lapidly
disappearing.
A young ten pound conductor ar
rived in the Parr mansion Sunday
morning. Mrs. H. 4. Davis is the
happy mother and conductor H. A.
Davis, of the South Florida r. r., is
the overjoyed papa.
Ebb Harris is assistant postmaster
at Citra. Ebb's many friends in Ocala
viii be pleased to hear of his prom
tion. Ebb used to be the 'devir" of
The Marion Free Press and mighty
clever one he was too.
Colonel Nick Barco and wife, coun-
ty Super intendent Z. A. Harrison,
and several other parties went to
Jacksonville over the +. 5. r. r. to at
tend he meeting of the Grand Lodge
of Masous of the state.
Mr.. r. A. Boyd, one of the leading
merchants of Reddiek, was in town
Tuesday on business. He never forgets
the Banner. Mr.. Friday, of Reddick,
now occupies a corner of Mr.. Boyd's
new store room for the pOst0ffice.
MIR. Ariold, the agreeable and popu-
lar travelling passenger agent of the
Ocean Steamship Company, of Sa-
vannah, with headquarters in New
York during the summer, aud ali over
the south, especially in Florida, in
winter, was with US yesterday.
DIR. J. Nj. Willis will wed Miss Jen-
ME Sistrunk at Phoenix, January %.
DIR. Willis is recent graduate of the
Louisville Medical College and a resi-
dent of Williston, While the fair bride
to be is a sister to our popular deputy
unity clerk, S. T. Sistrunk.
]. W. Johnson, one of the staunch
yeomanry of Gambler, was in the city
to-day and called ON the Banner. He
said he had quit it for year to try
another local paper, but at the expi-
ration of that time he was more than
glad to return TO his first love.
Mrs. w. d. Chipley, one of the most
distinguished women of Florida, and
in the Baptist denomination, who at
tended the state convention at Plant
City, stopped over in Ocala to visit
with Rev. J. c. Porter and wife, She
registered this noon at the 0eala
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