The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-05-25
PERSONAL.

turnout.
Mrs. Geo. Mckay is luxuriating in
north Georgia hospitality.
Mr.. G. Rheinauer has returned from
his flying trip to New York.
Mrs. Sarah A. Harris is visiting her
friend Miss Weir, at Interlachen.
Commodore e. C. Bird has gone to
Cincinnati on important railroad bus
mess.
Captain Finch, superintendent OF
the S. S. o. & G. railroad, spent Sun
day at High Springs.
Mrs. Sentollo, wife of Cuban at
Marti City, died Sunday of pneumo-
mia, and was buried Monday.
Mrs Julius Israel and daughter,
Miss Daisy, are at home from their
visit to friends at Jacksonville.
Rev. Mr.. Stein has moved from
Gambler to South Lake Weir, and oc-
cupies the McCready cottage.
The Hon. Frank Clark, of Barlow,
arrived in the city Tuesday morning
to assist in the defence of G. V. Gools-
by.
Mr.. j. j. Bierman is about complet-
ing two-story building on Exposition
street on a lot through which the run
passes.
Cashier Mcintyre, of the First Ma
tional Bank, spent several days in Sa-
vannah this week on important finan-
cil matters.
Otto Mente, having disposed of his
interest in the 0cala cigar box factory
to Mr.. Mark, of Gambler, is opened to
an engagement.
Mrs. f. NJ. Helm and family, of
South Lake Weir, have gone to Co
nant for tbe summer to live with Mrs.
Wooster and daughter.
Messrs. Dukes, Walk and Harding
went down to Homosassa Monday and
with rod and line in an hour caught a
barrel of fine channel bass.
President Mcconnell, of the Mer-
chants National Bank, with wife and
sick baby, went to Ormond to get the
benefit of the sea breeze Saturday.
DIR. Burdick aud wife, of Tampa,
have located at South Lake Weir, and
occupy DIR. Fonce's residence, who
has gone to Maine for the summer.
Mr.. Geo. T. Moore will accept the
thanks of the editor of the Banner for
basket of beautiful and luscious
peento peaches. They we re the finest
we have seen this season.
An unknown negro stole ride on
the S. S. o. & G.. train going west
Tuesday from Ocala. Near Marti
City he came in contact with wood
rack and the conclusion killed him.
Mr.. Jno. B. Cordero, the prominent
jacksonville ticket broker, arrived in
town last Friday with his mother and
aunt. He returned home Monday,
while his mother and aunt remained
to visit friends.
Monday DIR. Grothe brought suit
against the city for analyzing city wa
ter-the city council having refused to
audit the bill. A jury in Judge Hills
court awarded him $50 and interest
since last August. George Badger ap-
peared for the plaintiff.
Hon. r A. Burford spent most of
last week at Oaklawn drawing up Mr..
Geo. w. Wilson's reply to the Hale
letter, read by Senator Lodge in the
United States Senate, rejecting on
Mr.. Wilson. 1t answers and COM
pletely refutes all the charges made.
Prof. J. J. Earle, of the State Agri-
cultural College at Lake City, was in
Ocala over Sunday. While here the
trustees of the Ocala graded high
shool interviewed him as a probable
candidate for the principalship of the
school. In all probability he will be
selected. He has won high honors as
q teacher.
Mrs. Ralph r. Teller, of Keokuk,
Iowa, wife of the man who was MUIR
dered and his body found in Horse
pond near Ocala, reached here last
Thursday night to secure evidence
which will enable her to secure $500
life insurance and the pension which
her husband drew as soldier from the
general government.
Captain Lyle reports that Lake
Weir people do not take enthusiastic
cally to populistic doctrines, as few
were present at the meeting last Fri
day, but Saturdays gathering at Moss
Bluff was a hummer. Prof. Walker
returned to his Auburndale home Sat
urday afternoon, having completed
the campaign in Marion county.