The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-09-17
SECURED A CHARTER.
". +. Pabor, Manager of the ''EditO.
ria'' of Interlachen, was i'm
Town Yesterday for
That Purpose.

Editoria at Interlachen.
That our readers may know
what the Editoria is, the Star will
say it is intended to be a "HOme"
for the editorial fraternity of this
country and was founded by the
National Editorial Association,
so that any Of it's members, wheth-
er from Florida or the other
states Of the Union, who may
wish for entiCc rest from editorial
labOrS, or those in the colder sec
tlOnS who may desire a home in
our genial climate and enjoy it's
bAlny ozone air, or restoration
TO health, may find a spot condu-
Give in the highest degree for
all these purposes in this ideal viii
lage, and in a place expressly
maintained for its reception.
Mr.. Pabor is the resident man
a@cr, having been appointed to
that responsible position by the
executive committee named by
the National Editorial Association
at It's annual gathering at Gal
weston, Texas, in February last.
Mr.. Pabor is o veteran editor,
having conducted an agricultural
and horticultural paper success
fully in Denver, Colorado, for
many years. Some six years ago
for climatic reasons he came to
Florida, looked it over carefully
and located in DeSoto county, at
what is now known as Pabor
lake, adjoining the Crosby settle
ment of Avon Park, where he
embarked in the pineapple indus
try and was making gratifying
progress when be, with the rest
of the people of Florida, felt the
chilling and depressing effects of
the great freeze, but the Star is
pleased to state that Mr. Pabor's
pinery is again growing beauti-
fully and next season has a prom
ise of 10000 pines. Mr.. Pabor is
also engaged in editing and pub
fishing monthly paper devoted
to pineapple culture, known as
the pineapple" d"
That our people may know
what a distinguished guest they
had within her gates last night,
the Star takes pleasure in inform
ing them that Mr.. Pabor, besides
being honored as a member of
the executive committee of the
National Editorial Association,
was also elected its "poet lau-
reate" at the session held in St.
Augustine III January, 1895, hav-
ing WOrshiped and colored the
shrine of the goddess of poetic
sentiment and love with an in
SpiratiOn, zeal and success that
has given him a national
reputation as a devotee of the
muse whose divine atfiatus has
rested upon him with a grace,
pathoS and power accorded few
mOrtalS.
This writer congratulates the
people of Interlachen in having,
by their generous donation of
lots and land and building a ho-
tel, the latter having been the
property and generous gift Of
Mr.. George w. Hastings, an
abl eeditor Of forty years stand
ing, secured the location of
the Editoria, which, in years to
come, will give lnterlachen a
reputation as desirable and ideal
Florida village second to no place
III the state.
The Tditoria is an institution
the press of the state of Florida
should be interested in and take
occasion to acQuaint it's readers
with its objects, aims and benif1-
cent purposes. Other states
sought its loc alton and held out
tempting Inducements but the
committee, after due dcliberation,
deemed the advantages found in