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Wednesday.
Sheriff Hodge went to Tavares
Monday on official business.
Mr.. G. Dipple, the white barber, and
wife, have returned to Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. III. Buffum spent
Sunday on beautiful Lake Weir.
Mr.. Will Baskin and Miss Mesa
Stroud, of Anthony, were married
Tuesday evening.
DIR. Izlar and family are enjoying a
visit from his mother and sister, OF
Orangeburg, s. G.
Mrs. Mary Allen and daughter,
Miss Eunice Williams, of Crystal Riv-
er, We're in the city Tuesday.
AS soon as Mrs. Captain Jas. Coons
sufficiently recovers from her long ill
ness she will take sea voyage.
Messrs. J. M. Shumaker and J. r.
Tyson, two of Jacksonville's promi-
nent it zens, were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Cozart, a beautiful woman from
South Carolina, daughter of Mr.. AL
fred Martin, is visiting Mrs. VIM. N.
Bangs.
Mr.. Dye, one of E. w. Agnew d
Co.'S efficient accountants, has been
very i'll, but hopes are now-entertained
for his recovery.
Mr.. Chas. Peysor, of the Eel Tropico
cigar factory, sent case of cigar clip
pings to the New York World to aid
its bread fund.
Colonel j. f. Hobbs, the live king,
spent last week at Silver Spring, ad-
miring its beauties and wonders. He
will write a history of it.
Miss Hattie Brumby, the accom-
plished sister of Editor Brumby, will
spend her vacation in Ocala with her
mother. She arrived in the city yes
terday.
DIR. VIM. Anderson and wife, Judge
Hill and wife, and Mrs. Geo. Green,
passed Sunday at Crystal River. DIR.
Anderson remained over to enjoy a
fishing outing.
Mr.. Henry Buel, who spent the win
ter in Ocala, and built a number of
houses in Marti City, left with his
family for Atlanta Wednesday. They
will return in the fall.
Editor Wagstaff, of the Jackson
vile Southern Tourist, was in town
during the week. The Tourist will be
removed to Baltimore about May 1st.
Sorry to lose so good paper.
Mr.. Lehman, of the vineyardist
firm of Hostetter & Lehman, of South
Lake Weir, accompanied by his
pleasing daughter, were in town Mon
day, and said the prospect for crop
of grapes is good.
DIR. Charles Henderson and family
of Lakeland, who were visiting his
father, Mr.. Ed. Henderson, returned
home Friday, taking with him fine
hunt ng dog, present from the Doc
tors father, which cost $l05.
Mr.. L. Harter, the Ocklawaha vege-
table grower, was in the city Satur-
day. He is inducing a number of
persons to come to that section to set
tie, notably, G. w. Quick, from Var
ner, Kansas, and Mr.. Warner, of An
trem, Kansas.
Social gayeties prevailed the last
week. Among those who entertained
their friends were Mrs. III. l.. Ander-
son, Mrs. VIM. N. Bangs and Miss
Kate Livingston. Monday of this
week Miss May Thayer gave very
elegant german.
Will Condor attended court in st.
Augustine last week as a witness
against Livington, who stole lot of
silverware in that city and came here
and attempted to dispose of same to
Mr.. Condor. Livington was convicted
and sentenced to two years in the pen
itentiary.
Mr.. FL. G. Groves, accompanied by
his charming wife, departed for Ten
nessee Monday, where Mr.. Groves will
rest and recruit his health, having suf-
fered great nervous shock from a
paraletsc stroke several weeks ago.
The best wishes of the people of this
community so with him in his aflic-
ton, with whom he is very popular,
being fine business man ami one of
our most progressive citizens.