The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-07-06
PERSONAL.

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Mr.. G. j. Smith, Of Lake Weir, was
among the pleasant callers at our office
Monday.
The experiment of paving with clay
proved failure, especially during the
rainy season.
Miss Helen Spencer is quite i'll with
typhoid fever at her home near the F.
G. and P. depot.
Mrs. b. Arenlz and her two sons
viii spend the summer at Amelia
Beach, Fernandina.
Major A. Martin and family left
Monday for Adairsyille, Ga, where
they will spend the summer.
Miss Berta Badger. after pleasant
visit of several weeks with relatives
near Fellowship, is home again.
Mr.. e. L. GauIding, of Old Town,
was shaking hands with mis- many
friends on our streets Wednesday.
Shady Grove precinct No. holds
her precinct meeting to-day to elect
delegates TO the county convention.
| Mrs Adm e. WATERMAN rendered
an elegant dining to her old friends at
her lovely suburban home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis C. Lynch, of
Gainesville, celebrated the 4th with
friends and relatives in the Brick
City.
Hon. Geo. w. Wilson, our next in
ternal revenue collector, was shaking
hands with his many 0caIa friends
Monday.
Mr., Andy Weiner has disposed of
his house and lot near Fishers wood
mill to Mr.. Lag, new conner to the
Brick City.
Miss Maggie Birdsey left this morn
ing for Georgia, North and South
Carolina to spend the heated term
with friends.
Hamp, ]. W., and VIII Chambers,
prominent young citizens of Orange
Lake, Were among the 4th of July
visitors to the Brick City.
Mrs. Copeland, formerly Miss May
Hudson, and grand Gaaghtero of DIR.
E. G. Hood, died at her home in Null
berry Grove, Ga, June 27th.
Hon d. H. Irvine, the Richard
Croaker Of the Flemlngton neighbor-
hood, took creature comforts at the
Ocala House Monday night.
Miss Susie Narean, the bright and
winsom little daughter of DIR. Marean,
entertained the members of the Ock-
lawaha Club Tuesday evening.
Mr.. ], f. Williamson is now sole
proprietor of the New Capitol job
Office. Mr.. T. e. Wilson, of tart
printry" fame, has charge of same.
Master Henry Hoague, the bright
ten year old son of Mr.. ]. A. Hoague,
of Citra, was the o.ator of the day in
the 4th of July celebration at Loeh-
loosa.
Mr.. P. j. Hort, our popular and
successful florist, we regret to learn,
will soon leave for ThomasvilIe, Ga,
where he has splendid position Of
fered him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Handley have been
enjoying weeks outing with friends
in Pasco county. Mr.. I'll. has returned
but Mrs. II. will prolong her visit sew
eral weeks.
Mr. N. X. Williams, the tonsoriaI
artist, left Monday for his old home
in Florence, SC, where he will spend
ten days or two weeks with old friends
and relatives.
Mr.. Albert Leib, recently from Ger
many, is in the city in search of work.
He is an excellent mechanic and
comes among us with the best of re-
Communications.
Mrs. Sam p. Anthony and her
charming daughter, Miss Louise, and
two sons, left Saturday for their old
home in Muncie, Ind, where they
will spend the summer
Captain John i. Carney, of Lake
Weir, one of the most sagacious and
successful of Marion eounty's orange
growers, were among the visitors TO
Ocala during the week.
Mr.. Henry Cunningham, of Sum
merfield, was up before Judge Hill
Monday for obstructing the public
highway. He was bound over for
trial in the criminal court.
AIR. Jno. A. Rowell entertained
quite number of gentlemen at his
lovely place at Homosassa over Sum
day. They returned Monday with
goodly number of fine fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Clarkson and
little ones left Saturday for their old
home in Bridgeport, Conn. Mr. G.
will return in few days, leaving his
family to pass the summer with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. Frank Maxwell, son of Super
intendent ID. Il. Maxwell, of the +. C.
~ 4 - anu lis SouSihf NJ. JdSh MAX
well, son of DR. Geo. Troup Maxwell,
accompanied by several friends came
down in a snecial car to participate in
the 4th of July celebration.
There were on our streets Monday
nine representative citizens from as
many different precincts, and OF this
number we only met two who says
| their precincts are in favor Of the con-
vention. Seven to two is about the
way the the matter stands all over
old marion. The people are in favor
OF and will have nothing else but
primaries.