The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-09-21
PERSONAL.
Rush Pratt is in the city

" ~. w aOeiAudn ~ DacK from his
purchasing tour.
Miss~Lou Gamsby has returned from
her trip to fernandina.
Captain Pyles is in New York and
will return with Mrs. Pyles.
Mrs. G. w. Moffatt and family are
enjoying the breezes of Daytona.
Mrs. Frank Barrett and baby, of
Savannah, are visiting grandpa Bar
rett.
Mrs. Major HALEY and her lovely
daughter, Lollie, are back from Vir-
ginia.
Mrs. w. S. Pike and family returned
from their sojourn at st. Augustine
Saturday.
Mrs. G. HI. Campbell and her sweet
little daughter, "Dody,n returned
home Thursday.
Geo. A. Nash and Mrs. Nash, have
gone nolth. Mr.. Nash is making his
fall purchasing trip.
Judge Jas. III. Hill and wife took in
the cheap +. c. & p. excursion to Fer
nandina Tuesday.
MIR. David w. Brimlow has had his
summer outing and returned to his
fine grove on Silver Lake.
Foreman Benjamin, of the Baptist
Witness office, has gone to Atlanta for
a rest and to visit friends.
] Mr.. Joe Edwards will occupy the
north end of the Baptist Witness pub
fishing house for a restaurant.
Mrs. John l.. Carney, who was visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Judge Hill, re-
turned to Lake. Weir Saturday.
Mr.. Fred Hand and family left Sat
urday for Titusville, where he will en-
gage in the Photographic business.
A. j. Levengood, the tomb stone
dealer, is in Ohio visiting his aged
father, who is ninety-two years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson, of Superior,
Wis, are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Cary, of South Lake Weir.
Mr.. w. A. Pelot, one of our promi-
nent railroad men, with his family,
have gone to the sea side for recrea-
tion.
G. r. Tydings & Co. will open up
new stock of drugs October 1st., in
the store room now occupied by Chas.
Peyser.
Prof. Charles Richards and family
have gone to DeLand, where he as
sumes charge of the public school at
that place.
Mr.. Joe Chaille, of the Banner force,
went to fernando to help out the
Leesburg nine in the game of ball
there Wednesday.
Mr.. j. M. Barco, register of lands at
Gainesville, was in town last Satur-
day on his way TO his fine Cotton
Plant orange grove.
Johnnie Waterman, the faithful col
lector of the First National Bank, has
gone to Atlanta, accompanied by DIR.
Newsom, to have his eyes treated.
Col. d. W.Davis, the insurance hus-
ties, is back from a northern business
trip and is very much enthused on
the business prospects of the winter.
Miss Daisy Green, the accomplished
daughter of Major e. ". Green, has
gone to Fernandina to assume posi-
ton in the public schools of that city.
Mr.. w. j. Leonard, of West Lima
dale, was one of the visitors to the
county seat during the week and paid
his financial compliments to the Ban
ner.
Grant Cowan has Tetbrned from his
visit to New York state and is again
in the phosphate line at Newberry,
Fla. Grant is most excellent young
man.
Mr.. Charles A. Dunn, former man
ager of the Ocala House, and late of
st. Simons' Island, with his beautiful
wife, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Mccall.
Commodore Edgar Bird has re-
turned from his trip to England
whence he went to consummate a big
land deal. He says nothing but his
face tells story of big success.
Mr.. Horace Cilley and family re-
turned Monday from Maine to their
beautiful grove and winter home on
South Lake Weir. His son, Lewis,
will attend Rollins College this winter.
Major Chas. w. Campbell, of expo
sition fame, and the best all round
farmer in the county, must accept our
thanks for bucket of the best golden
butter we have seen in many day.
G. III. Campbell feels very proud in
the possession of a lovely scarf pin,
presented to him by President r. b.
Mcconnell, of the Merchants Nation
al Bank, for the splendid work Mr.. G.
did for Ocala in his display of Florida
products at the Montreal meeting of
| fire chiefs.
Major Geo. w. Lyons is gaining
strength rapidly in the balmy breezes
at the Hotel Coquina az Ormond. He
indulges daily in surf bathing, inhales
the salt air of the Atlantic ocean, but
has not yet caught a tarpon. He has
developed an enormous appetite.
Mrs. Young J. Allen, Mr.. Arthur,
and Misses Ethel and Alace left Mon
day for Macon, Ga, where Miss Alace
will enter the Wesleyan Female Col
lege, and the others will proceed on
their way to Shangai, China. Mrs.
Allen is the wife of the distinguished
Chinese Missionary, Dr. Young j. AL
len, and this is hers and the chiidren's
locf fri, A., f1,a TInffo1 Cfa4oe