The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-04-09
Spar sparkle.s.

ner, aud three cheers for Senator Will
kins0n Call, the peoples friend.
Farmer" of Lowell, has succeeded
most effectually in his efforts to arouse
Spar from her enjoyable "slumber,"
and sweet repose.
The Spar school, under the efficient
care of sweet-faced Miss Matte En-
inlsor, has closed for this term.
Miss Ida AcConn continues her
school south of Ocala, as her scholars
are numerous Miss Mamie Emin
isor also conducts ilourishing school
and proves popular instructoress.
Spar furnishes three lady teachers
Tor the public schools of this county.
That doesn't seem as though Ear
mer" made correct statement about
sleeping town"
Mr. Carl Harter aud little daughter
Fay have just returned from visit to
yelatives in the northwest and are
ef.cily delighted to be at home
again
The ladies are manifesting a great
interest in their flower gardens, and as
a r, suit ihe yards present a bright az
ray of D. ons.
Mir souier's sister and son frora
zuh Florida are visiting friends at
~pagr auA Anthony,
Mir. East, wife, children and charm
itsg young lady sister, spent the wis4-
ter with Mir. ana Mrs Ben Harier,
ana era conteuted TO reside in the fU-
ture IN the land Of fruits and flowers.
| Mr.. Carl lIarter l. our justice of tl.e
peace, a. IT. Leslie Young i oar
constable i'm. latter has charge o. his
fathef'- place, He IS vide.awabe,
girls Of Lowell, sodon't he spiIit-fooled
hy "rurlneT, Of DEPRESSION
Mi Jose Lowell has purchased and
very nuch improved the Derhsm
!lacn.
Flvc orange groves are hearing in
ana around Spar aud quite a number
viii come into bearing another year.
Sleepy, eh?
Mr.. Owls and thorough-going
son, steve, are faily making things
hmm over their way, clearing land
and planting fruit trees for the public
TO enjoy the fruits thereof. No little
ness about the evils.
Two daughters and three grand
children have enjoyed the winter and
4rrug with Mr.. aud Mrs. Bacon
lurtheruors, who enjoy aud have
learned to love Florida. Mr. Bacon
las male many improvements on hi,
place aad planted variety Of frui'
trees.
The handsomcst horse in this stat,
is Jim Blaine, from Maine. Captain
Dupren drives him to the buggy, ant
1epaers don't count for his lieetness-
takes body's breath away entirely.
We OF the greatest sleeping towI
north of Spring Park wish it dis
tinetly understood that We do not Ell
ter into the vegetable contest witt
Lowell, ar any Of the surrounding
towns for the very simple reason tina
We prefer enjoying orr products, ant
never intend staying awake to keel
= guard over vegetables for the beneti
of railroads and commission mer
| chants. Good Lord, deliver US. Swee
: "-leep" and happy dreams of flour
ishiug orange gro "es, luscious fruit O
every dies ription. Corn sugar cane
cotton, pinders, rye, oats, melons eat
lie, horse and hog raising, fish by tn
millions in our canal, constitute 10
= les. that, methinks, are well worth re
pose, and blissfnl dreams.
Spring Park is not so sleepy a
Farmer" of Lowell, would have Il
e believe, Judging from the foot race,
horse races and other and other an,use
ments INDUCED in by the thirty-tiv
$ or forty pirnicers who select liutlan
avenue for their pleasure ground. w
y. would venture to bet on them again>
Lowell for grace and vivacity. The
have picniced up there twice thi
spring. Lowell hasn't picniced at al
Wonder if her back aches from muc
picking Of beans, tomatoes, cukes an
such truck. y
Sparr's band of musicians cannot b
surpassed ia the state. Little Pans
Souter is the sweetest twig Of human
ity imaginable with a violin restin
under her chin and her tiny feet keep
ing time with her music. The han
consists of Mr.. Shelton Souter, violin
: Mrs, shelton Souter, piano; She'll
: Soutcr, piano and violincello; Pans.
/. Souter, violin and piano; Beth Liddell
piano and triangle; Louis Liddell
piano and cornet; Moses Liddell
violin and piano; Clark Liddeli, pea
10, flute and piano.
Wouldntit Ice an excellent arrange
ment for Spar, Anthony, Lowell, Cit
ra, Reddck, Meadows and Martin Il
have u.ion picnic in Floatard ham
mock back of the Rutland plantation
We would have big jollilication
forming new acquaintance and max
! ing new friends. The place is appro
pirate as the woods are beautiful anC
wafer plentiful. Let us hear from cor
respondents of the different places
: through the columns OF the Banner
1t is central place for all towns men
toned. CONTENT.
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