The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-10
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
PERSONAL.

INeV. d. m. flKe spent SUNDAY at
Windsor, preaching.
DR.. b +. Julian, of Archer, passed
Sunday in our city.
Monroe Sims, well known colored
inau, died Wednesday.
Mrs. T.. B. Dukes leaves to-day for
Atlanta to spend month with
friends.
We are reliably informed that DIR.
Moody will enter the race for county
treasurer.
Mrs. +. Z. Harris and family leave
Saturday for White Sulphur Springs
for few weeks.
Mr.. Tom Yancy, our popular meet
vender, spent Sunday with his parents
in Orlando.
Mis-. G. III. Campbell and little Doty
eft Wednesday for Missouri for
several months visit.
Nr. Raymond d. Knight, a promi-
nent business man of Jacksonville,
spent Sunday in the Brick City.
Mrs. DR.. Newsom and her mother,
Mrs. A. e. Waterman, have gone to
South Carolina to visit friends.
Misses Aurelia and Susie Marean,
after pleasant visit of a week to
friends in Tampa, are home again.
Jno. Jeffords, now a prosperous
merchant of Clear Water Harbor, was
visiting Ocala's friends The past week.
Another son has arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r l.. Ander
fon to gladden. the hearts of mis- pa
rents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. L. Root, promi-
nent society people, returned Saturday
from pleasant outing at Ormond by
the-sea.
Hon. Geo. w. Wilson and Mr.. ID.
III. Irvine, OF Orange Lake, took crea-
ture comforts at the Ocala House
Monday night.
Mr.. Frank Bughee, of the extensive
furniture house of Ed. l.. Root & Co.,
left Thursday to visi his wife at CO.
lumbia, Ohio.
Miss Pearl Mann, the petite, fair
and pleasing, is now sponsor of the
0eala Rifles. Miss Kate Livingston
having resigned.
Editor L. J. Brumby, of the Free
Press, captain aid-de-camp, on the
governors staff, is with the first bat
talion at Pablo this week.
Captain and L. M. ,Thayer, accom-
panied by their two charming daugh-
ters, Misses May and Daisy, left Sat
urday for Suwanee Springs.
Judge Hill is thinking seriously of
building handsome home on his lot
on Tuskawilla street, just in rear of
Mr.. ID. A. Miller's residence.
Sheriff Hodge moved into his new
home Saturday near the new Jail, de-
signed by Geo. Mackay and built by
Mr.. Gamble. The residence is a
credit to our city.
Mr.. Shaw, of the Withlacoochee
Lumber Company, made a very in
spring address before the Ocala Tenn
perance Reform Sunday afternoon at
the court house.
Mrs. w. III. Chaiile, Mrs. r. Il. Har-
per, Mrs. Geo. Courtney and Miss
Lena Hafele left yesterday for Clear
Water Harbor to enjoy for week the
breezes of the gulf.
Captain Maughs, express agent
P. B. Dukes and Joe
of the Banner, worshipped at
Homosassa Sunday and brought home
I65 pounds of fish.
Miss Il. Jeanette Alfred returned
-aturday from an extremely pleasant
visit 10 Macon and Atlanta. Miss A.
Is one of our particularly bright and
attractive school teachers.
f. P. Gadson, the successful mana
ger of the Ocala Commercial and Ba-
lar, returned Monday from his nor-
thern purchasing tour and is now
selling the finest line of goods for the
money in the market.
Br. ]. s. Whisenant, of Heather Is
and, was in town Tuesday, accom-
panied by b. Sutton, of Gambler. Mr..
w. is the builder of the Heather Is
and causeway that now gives direct
communication with Gambler, making
the distance three miles across instead
If TWENTY-FIVE miles around.