The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-10-19

~. 4. Allen esq., has returned from
his trip to New York and Baltimore.
Will Spar is back from California
and again in the orange buying busi-
ness.
Mr.. Sidney Hitler leaves Monday for
the State Agricultural College at Lake
City.
Ben Mayo, teller First National
Bank, is enjoying visit in New
York.
Mr.. Ed Nelson, Of Inverness, bright
ened the sanctum of the Banner this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Gaitskill, of Me-
Intosh, spent Monday in our little me-
tropolis.
Daniel Boyle, Of New York, oc-
cupies his old place at Waterman's
clothing emporium
Mrs. Alger, of Boston, is expected
this week on visit to her brother,
Captain L. NJ. Thayer.
Mr.. A. E. Burnett and wife will
leave Saturday for a ten days phaeton
drive to Orlando.
j. A. Rowell, the shoe man, is back
from his purchasing tour. While alb
sent he was quite i'll in Boston.
Miss Wendt's millinery opening at
Condon's was success Mon day.
Music lent its seductive strains.
Mrs. Young J. Allen, Mr.. Arthur
and Miss Ethel, sailed Tuesday from
Van Couver for Shanghai, China.
Kyle Wartmann, son of Marion's
lnequalled tax collector, is now To-
Gated with the First National Bank.
G. e. Whitcomb, of Jacksonville,
representing the Singer Sewing Ma
chine company, is in town placing
agents.
DR.. Bergin, of Mcintosh, spent sew
eral days in Jacksonville this week,
whittier he went with his daughter to
have her eyes treated.
Mr.. Frank Barrett, former Ocala
typo, but now connected with the Sa-
vannah News, is here on a visit to his
wife, baby and parents.
Mr.. Arnold Wynan, who spent the
summer in New York state returned
Wednesday and passed on to his home
on beautiful lake Weir.
Prof. ]. M. Streator, who had located
at New Orleans, where he supplied the
pulpit of Christian church, is now q
resident of Helena, Montana.
/ Mr.. Geo. w. Eavenson of Phoenix
vile, Pa, has bought tract of land
several miles from Oeala on Lemon
avenue and will occury it for a home.
Jake Israeps big openingof new sta
tionery store in Tampa created SEN
sation in that town. But then our
"Jakien is record smasher at watever
he undertakes.
| J. T.. Howard, Gadsden county
tobacco grower was in the city during
the week on business. He is an old
playmate flour chief and made the
Banner pleasant call.
Mr.. Cherry, a Kentuckian by birth
and education, but late resident OF
Hopkinsville, La, arrived Sunday
and has taken a position with the law
firm of Anderson & Hooker.
The college at Lake City, as well as
at Rollins Collage at Winter Park,
report greatly increased attendance of
students, and highly encouraging
outlook for the school year of 1S94,5.
Editors Frank Walpole, of the Wild
wood Vidette, and A. NJ. Williamson,
of the South Floridian, at Inverness,
| were in the city during the week and
made the Banner pleasant calls.
Mr.. Edw. Ditto left Thursday for
Rochelle, where he assumes the duties
of night operator. He was accompa-
med by his brother, Frank, who Is Mr..
Dewey's assistant in the f. s. R'y Of
flee.
Mr.. and ]. G. Aldrich, of Fort
King, will please accept the thanks of
the editor-in-chief and the local for an
invitation to be present at the fiftleth
anniversary of their wedding, October
10Th, and the seventy-second birthday
of Mr.. Aldrich.
Mr.. d. @. Cutler has returned from
his trip north and west, taking in Ar
izona and California. He said the or
ange industry Of the Golden State is
not in highly fiourishing condition,
many growers are offering to trade
their orchards for Chicago property.
Mr.. G. said California was not ain it,
with Florida when it comes to grow
ing the golden fruit. Mr.. Samuel E.
Root and son, of Chicago, returned
with Mr.. Cutler, and are delighted
their visit to Ocala.
Mr.. Thomas Y. England, of PhiIa-
delphia, accompanied by his son, J.
w. England, of Redlands, CAL, and
his daughter, Mrs. g. S. Walton, of
st. Davids, Pa, arrived Sunday even
ing, on their way to inspect an orange
grove owned by the latter. They are
very much pleased with what they
saw. Tuesday Mr.. r. and daughter
took trip to Tampa, while the son,
in company with Mr.. Chambliss, paid
the old Harris grove at Citra, visit
and he said there was nothing like it
in California. Young Dir. e. is suffer-
ing from the effects of asthma and if
the Florida climate agrees with him
he may be induced to cast his lot with
us.
Dir. Chas. s. Clarke and Mr.. Levi,
largely interested in phosphate, de-
parted for England Tuesday on bus
mess trim