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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16

FOR SALE. Pure Bred Barred and
White Plymouth Cockrols.-J. W. Atkin-
son. 55-u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16

FOR SALE-Pair young work horses:
nice riding pony; dozen hens. s. por
dozen; beet eultivator: five shovclcd can.
taloupc eultiva,or: sos single buggy har-
moss: lister and drill combined. and a
corn sheller.-F. r. Mork. y mile north
Of factory. 55-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16
:: &: e.. e.. Always

Always the Best Of Meats will be
found at Gerbing's meat market. If not
now a customer give him call.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16

FOR SALE cheap. ladies good BIZ
cycle. Call a. sos North 10th Stroot-
55-5<
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16

Maj. Hendershott's program is won.
derfully attractive one.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16

When you see Maj Hendershott's pro.
gram you will be sure to plan to attend.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16

25 dozen ladies' good feeced ribbed
vests and pants. our regular 25c quality
removal sale price, leo. Ramsay O.
Byars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16

Furnished room for rent. 5o5 South
9th Street 55-3&
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16
For Rent

Four room cottage on North End st.
Inquire Of Mrs. j. H. Burr 2lo west Swlnk
A. 2z-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16

WANTED-A five room dwelling
Call on H. J. Sprinkler a. Dawiey's.
Oakes Republican., 1903-12-04
CLEnENT.

The school children enjoyed holi-
day Thursday and Friday.
/, 1t is reported that the little Thomp.
son boys are sick with the measles.
Mrs. Martin Morgan has been
quite sick, but il reports l much bet
ter at present.
Swan and Rena anderson ate
turkey Thanksgiving with the family
of Andrew johnson.
Swan johnson has lately enlarged
his dwelling house, which is quite an
addition to his farm.
Will Merrigan, who has been work
ing on the Stevens farm. has taken a
position in the Hotel Home.
The Clement school has opened
with Miss Mabel Smith as teacher.
Edna Bolts is teaching the north
school.
While in Cakes Friday Burton
Stevens had his face quite badly
hurt, however his looks is not affected
in the least.
Andrew johnson, Swan johnson,
Swan Anderson and Arne Peterson
we're subpoenaed to Glendale Tues
day to serve on the jury. They re-
turned Wednesday.
A number of the young folks plan
ned neat surprise on Swan Ander-
son short time ago. MIR. Anderson
has just built new house and the
new floor afforded delightful dance
Mr.. Anderson was presented with a
beautiful rocking chair.
Oakes Republican., 1903-12-04
GLOVER.

Frank Jones entered Glover school
Monday morning.
Nellie Jones entered Glover school
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Peter Bergstrom was taken
quite sick last week.
Mrs. Amundson, who has been
quite i'll, is improving.
Hans o. Solberg left last Friday
night foe Viking, N. D.
Matt and Oscar Field are spend
ing few days with Fred Olson.
Oscar Olson, our merchant, spent
Thanksgiving at the home Of L. G.
Stenquist.
Several from Glover and vicinity
attended the show in Cakes the first
lof the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Glover returned
from Minneapolis Saturday, after a
two weeks stay.
Rev. Lindland of Glendale held
services in the Gloyer school house
Sunday morning.
Lovers of skating take advantage
of the pleasant evenings by making
up skating parties.
Mabel Whitfield, while going to
Oakes Republican., 1903-12-04
from Sir Walter Scott. The Lady
of the Lake will be read.

from Sir Walter Scott. The Lady
of the Lake will be read.
Rev. L. G. Yeoman and wife were.
among the guests who partook Of
Thanksgiving dinner Ut the home Of
Mr. and Mrs j. Stiles.
rhs Thanksgiving service WAS
fairl, we'll attended considering the
fact that it was the firat time that
Thanksgiving s,.rv,ca was evar hall
in Fulle,inu.
The Fullerton .orraspon dpnt must
have besn uisiufor,ned as to tha
object Of the meeting of the'T. \. G.
with Mrs. Kinxs,sy. While We we're
much pleased to have Mrs. Ellis and
Mrs. Wells with us, it was not the
sole object of the meeting as one
might infer from the reading of the
item.
Oakes Republican., 1903-12-04

Thanksgiving vacation With friends
in our vicinity. She teaches ,,.hopl
near Kuhn.
Prank Brown an W q, let MOI
day via 500 for W.,nb,rn. N. D,
wh-r. they rill visit a faw days
among relatives.
| John V.nnnm sf Spring Valley
has II 6ne artesiau we'll on his farm
with nn Hhun liant aw of water,
which is am W tn. lat. improve
mentn in that vicinity
Mrs. G-orge Schaler and children
left Saturday via th. 500 to join her
husband at Medicin. Hat in the As
siniaboine country, where he has
been FOR several weeks past building
a house ready for their reception.
Roy O'Neal opened up his new
place of BUSINESS Monday. The
barber shop is we'll lighted with bath
rooms in connection for both ladies'
aud gentlemen. an entirely new de-
parture from his old place OF bnsi-
ness.
Saturday afternoon .Ju-tica j. c..
Drew hymeneatly sealed the fate of
Herman Cassett and Miss Lena
Rudvw at the home Of the brides
parents, where quite Il <party of
friends we're gathered to wi, ness the
wedding.
The Dixie Concert Company plav4d
Monday evening to crowded house.
All we're we'll pleased with the enter
tainment. The Brotherhood OF Amer
ican Yeomsn, have arranged for the
series of four entertainments that
having been the first one. The others
are promised to be the pest talent
available who can be induced to come
to small towns aud will be adyertisad
later.
Oakes Republican., 1903-12-04
Good Pills
Ayers Pills. are good liver
pills. You know that. The best
family laxative you can buy.
They keep the bowels regular,
cure constipation. ii;S;4iI:sscs;. is2!ilI, sc:..:
WANT your m0ustache or beard !
10 beautiful brown or rich black2 Use
| |bUCK|NGHAM'S DYE|
s1rfx C1s 0F DRl99!srs Or 2. ball CO.. NASHUA H. a

school Friday morning, fell aud
sprained her ankle. She will hav.. 10
give 1t rest for some time.
Glover school appreciates The
boart's present of new dictionary
and a large new clock.
Glover school made up purse nf
five dollars H. Thanksgiving gift to
the North Dakota Children's Home
Society.
Mr.. Prase has returned from
Can"va, s. D., where he took treat,
m-nt from d., Krueger, says he
improving
Fred Olson's team broke
from the hitching post at the ST
last Saturday evening aud ran home
with the wagon. doing no great
damage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. McCulley and
daughter. Roberta. took Thanks
giving dinner at j. P. Nelson's. Mr..
McCullev and her dan ,hter stayed
until Saturday
Several articles OF merchandise be-
longing to Mr.. Olson we're stolen
from the d-p,t platform Friday
night, ten hotties Of sewing machine
oil, few bottles of pain killer. some
canned goods, some soap, ane eigh
teen boxes of crackers being among
them.
Oakes Republican., 1903-12-04
MONAN0O.

NAVlNkAANOOs
Mrs. Grain is visiting among friends
in South Dakota.
Rain fell Wednesday morning.
later turning to snow.
Miss Flora Orr left Wednesday for
her home in Sauk Center, MINI.
w. A. Caldwell and j. L. Warren
returned from Chicago Saturday.
Dan Carney Sundayed at home
with his parents at Hotel Monango.
Mrs. Stewart aud Stella returned
home Tuesday from Todd county,
MINI.
Fullerton and Merricourt patron
ICED the entertainment quite liberally
Monday evening.
Miss Lotta Alexanderson of Rose
bud is visiting Al the home of her
sister, Mrs. O'Neal.
There will be social dance in
Society Hall, December 4th. All are
cordially invited to attend.
The stores are commencing to deck
out 10 holiday attire as it will soon
be time for Santa to make selections.
Herman Cassett and bride left this
week for points ia South Dakota
where they will visit among his rela-
tives.
Miss Fay Beeson is spending he'
Oakes Republican., 1903-12-04
FULLERTON.

MIR. and Mrs Stiles gave Thanks
giving dinner to a few friends.
Gus Patris left on Monday for a
visit with his brother Tony at Fred
erick.
Elder Burns is expected to hnld
service here the second Sunday in
December.
Mrs. Gregory and Miss Minnie
were Glendale visitors on Thanks
giving day.
A. 2. Morey shipped carload aud
Matt Kelley shipped Two cars Of cat
tie from here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis are now located
in the rooms over the building
formerly used as cheese factory.
The 500 carpenters are putting a
new roof on the section house, at pre-
sent occupied by Oscar Porter and
son Ray.
Jay St. John was at home several
days the past week returning to his
duties at the M. T. S. at Ellendale
on Monday.
Thanksgiving was celebrated by
services here by Rev. Yeoman, with
music by the choir, under the leader
ship of Miss St. John.
Miss Della Smith left on MONDAYS
train for Glendale to resume her
studies at the M. T. s., having spent
the past week at home.
The Misses Crowley aud Martin of
the town school and Mis-. Kittridge
Of the Blumer school spent Thanks
giving and the remainder of the week
at their homes in Glendale.
Janitor Kraft bad a narrow escape
last week, while putting on storm
windows on the second story OF the
school house, his long ladder break
ing letting him down, the storm win
Cow falling on his head and breaking.
The following pupils Of the Fuller
ton school have been neither tardy
nor absent during the month ending
November q: Caroline Canfiald.
Edwin Garfield, Earl Kingsley,
Everette Kingsley, Mildred Peckens,
Frances Peckens, Ned Porter, Leigh
Porter, Preston Porter, Hector Porter,
Louise Porter, Nellie Parke, Emily
Rittmiller, Nora Smith. Clarence
Smith, Florence Smith, Marion Smith,
Leah Teichman. Neya Telchman,
Jennie Van Middlesworth, irene
Wippich.
Oakes Republican., 1903-12-04
COUNTY NEWS.
Items of Interest From
over the County.
LUDDEN.

Jss Tirnham has BEEN enlarging
hi, barn the last few days
George Trav-r was at. Strauhville
ON livery business Monday.
Dr.. Boariinan wa. ia town last
Sunday on professional business.
Myrtls Shelton WAS new pupil
enrolled in our school last Monday.
Miss Florence Nagler was guest
of Mrs. Folsom Saturday aud Sunday.
Miss May Turner went to Cakes
Monday night after visiting ut her
home.
Mrs. K. =. Jensen was quite i'll last
Saturday night aud DR.. Ryder WAS
called. -
Miss Ida Burleigh is spending the
week with her mother, Mrs. VIM.
Norton.
Mrs. Chas. CLARK went to Oakps
Saturday to visit friends and get
dressmaking done.
Miss jamie Eaton closed success
full term Of school in the Doyen dis.
trict las. Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Norton was taken very
sick Sunday night and has beel a,n-
fined to her bed since.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. G. Foster visited
friends in Oakes Monday and Tues
day and attended to business matters.
Arthur Randall came up from
Ortonville last week to visit his sister,
Mrs. M. Baker, and other relatives.
Stati m Agent Donley has con.
verted the depot into bachelor apart
ments and now dishes up his own
meals.
E. g. Barnes was at Oakes on busi-
ness Thanksgiving and partook Of
the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
D. Huffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Foster drove to
Glendale last Wednesday and spent
Thanksgiving with their daughter,
Mrs. j. E. Baker.
B. 3. Cook returned home from
Mort bern Minuesots and expects To
commence work soon remodeIing the
anterior Of the hotel.
Mrs. E. H. Danton of Amman lale,
Mimi, q former resident here, has
beeu visiting at her uncle's, w. H.
Courtney's, and also was a guest
Saturday and Sunday of her friend,
Mrs. r. @. Smith.
Grace Nagler came up from Aber-
deem Saturday night and remained
over Sunday with friends. Monday
she went to Straubville to stay with
Mr.. aud Mrs. Duncan of the Vitalo
Medicine Co. few weeks.
Mrs. A. G. Foster lost two woollen
shawls on Wednesday, November
25th, between her home and j. G.
Crafts, south of Guelph. Finder
will please return or notify Mrs.
Foster and be suitably rewarded.
The friends and neighbors of Allen
Withee gave him genuine surprise
party last Saturday night IN honor of
his birthday. During the evening 9
beautiful lamp was presented to him
as token of respect and esteem aud
very fine refreshments were passed
to supply the wants Of the inuer
man. All report jolly time and
wished their host many happy re-.
turns of the day.
Oakes Republican., 1903-12-04
YORKTOWN.

A. p. Morey made trip to Oakes
Monday.
John Dave is on the jury at the
county seat.
The school children enjoyed few
days. vacation.
Miss Laura Barnes is spending her
vacation under the parental rouf.
Prof. Beham attended the teachers
association at Glendale Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. O'Dell of Guelph
were callers at e.. G. Yeoman's Satur-
day.
L. G. Yeoman left Monday for In
ternational Falls, Mimi. to make
final proof on his timber claim.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas Curtis "ate
turkey" at the home Of the latter's
parents, Nj. and Mrs. Geo. Gambler.
The Tsuneo Art Club will hold its
next meeting, December 10th, at the
home Of Mrs. 8. Thomas. Quotations
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
Roselands VS.. 0caia.

The baseball game between the
"Chic" Acosta's Roselands, of Jack
sonville and the Ocala team is now
ali assured fact.
The game will be played on the
diamond at the Driving Park Tues
day afternoon Sept. 29. The price of
admission will be as usual and this
game will be called at 80 O'Clock
sharp.
This will be the last game of the
season in all probability and it is
hoped that there will be a big crowd
present. The Ocala team hopes to
make enough at this game to pay all
outstanding Indebtedness so give
them large attendance.
A Jacksonville man remarked yes
terday that 1t is worth the price of
admission TO see "Chic" Acosta coach
his team.
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"Thelma."

Marie Correli has written many
dramatic stories hut none better than
Thelms, which, in its dramatic form
will be presented at the Marion Opera
House Tuesday night, Oct. l3.
This is the third successive season
for this play, and this year it has by
far the best interpreting company ever
seen in several strongly drawn char.
acters. 1t is a dramatic story, with
intense situations and highly wrOugh
climaXes, and yet il never descends to
the clap trap or fusti4n of the melo-
dramatic 70 win appreciation. Good
plays are always welcome to our
stage, and the life OF stage story is
measured by its drawing powers.
Thelna has proven "A wonderful money
winner for those who exploit it, aud
bids fair this year TO Outstrip its for
mer phenomenal earning powers.
1t is "A play of the lasting kind, and
will have All excellent Interpretation.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
Not in 0cala.

He rented a store room on an out OF
the way street and put in stock Of
goods.
He hired an incompetent towsIey-
headed boy for clerk and delivery
/ man.
He then seated himself on a cracker
box and waited for the grand rush (?)
of customers that was TO make him
rich in a short time.
He Was very patient man so he
waited several weeks and devoted his
time to scanning the advertisements
of his competitors in the local papers
and sneered at their foolish waste of
money-this was all he had to do.
He could not afford to advertise
goodness gracious! he wasn't making
expenses as it was and what would
become of him if he wasted his
money on such nonsense?
Sure enough, what would?
He wasn't longin finding out, and
the story in told by a "FOr Rent''
sign now tackled on the door.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
The Silence Of Mr. Grown.

The Ocala Banner correctly saws:
"1he Tampa Tribune has been
very friendly 10 H0n. c. NJ. Brown aud
has said many clever things about
him. But The senator's Shell Pond
utteraDces We're more than the Tri-
bune could stand"
The Banner then reprOduces the
TTibune's comments on Mr.. Browns
charge that there are thirteen subsi-
died newspapers in Florida.
II is noted that Mr.. Brown has not
deigned to reply to The Tribune's
challenge that he name one of the
thirteen papers which he accuses of
selling their principles to the corpora
tons.
The silence pervading the Brown
gubernatOrial headquarters is becOm-
ing painful.
Some of the fellows who put Mr..
brown up To- this remarkable sort of
campaigning should now come 10 his
rescue.
The only manly course for Mr..
Brown To pursue is to come out and
admit that he spoke without discre-
ton or knowledge and to make q nice
apology TO the entire press of the
state, which ne has villfied. Tampa
Tribune.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
A SPLENDID GIFT
Or. Dan Morgan Smith Now Rides ia
His New Turnout

Quite "A number of the ladies of
Ocala, patients of DIR. Dan Morgan
Smith, who names have air aady been
printed in these columns, wishing to
show him in some pleasing and sub
stantial manner their appreciate on of
his skill as physician and admirable
qualities as a citizen, and, after some
discussions and suggestions, this wish
finally took definite shape in their
presenting .him with a handsome
horse and doctors phaeton.
The phaetOn was purchased through
Messrs. s. A. STANDBY & Co., of this
city, from the Carriage Manuftctur.
ing Company OF Columbus, Ga,
has arrived, and it is beautiful
vehicle. The horse is an iron gray
and is fine looking animal. The
horse, phaetOn and trappings make a
superb turn out and it goes for the
saying that the Doctor is very proud
of the magnificent gift aud will
always hold the fair donors in CRATE
ful recollection.
DIR. Smiths friends, whose names
are legion, are little less proud than
himself and are glad that Ocala can
boast of so popular physician.
DR.. Smith was out in his handsome
turnout Wednesday afternoon and
every one who saw II admired it.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
DOLLAR A YEAR
For the Town Beautiful.

To the Editor of the Ocaa Banner.
Somebody, presumably the trustees
of the High School, sent "a man To
cut the weeds in the school house
yard. This he did, but left weeds
many of the chiIdrens' heads. Tn ese
the children have To- pass through i'm
the morning when wet with dew or
rain, in order to reach the gate of the
enclosure, rendering their feet and
clothing damp and liable to give them
chills or at least bad colds.
The city council requires private
individuals 10 construct pavements
around their lots adjoining streets,
then why should not the school au-
thorities De required to DO the same
for the school lot?
That would be an object lesson i'm
neatness and order for the children to-
behold, as we'll as conducive tn health,
whilst visitors would be more favor
ably impressed as To the well ordered
character of the school. | would also
call attention To the fact that though
a janitor is employed To- pick up aud
burn the papers scattered from the
children's lunch baskets, the streets
near the school house are often in an
unsightly condition from papers
blown hither and thither toy the
wind. THIS happens from many of
the children going outside the school
yard to eat their noon tide lunch.
BY u little oversight on the part of
te1chers requesting cooperation of
pupils aud janitor, | think this might
also be rhnIedied. OBSERVES.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
Bought An Orange Grove.

Mr.. A. J. Leavengood, proprietor of
the Ocala Marble Works, has just re-
turned from pleasant visit to Terrea
Gel, Manatee county, where he went
to see his son, Mr.. A. M. LeavengOod,
and his little granddaughter, a new
arrival.
Mr.. LeavengOOd was so much
pleased with Terrea Gel aud its grow
ing prospects that he bought a bear.
ing orange grove and thinks he
secured a bargain.
Burns LeavengoOd, his son, whom
he took with him MAY remain down
iii that section all winter.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
Engagement of Or. Dozier and Miss
VaIintinis Dee Announced.

The engagement is announced of
Miss Olga Valintinis-Dee and Or.
Henry Cuttino DOzier. The bride-to-
he is Il daughter of Nc. Arthur Valin-
tinIs-Dee. On her mothers side she
is descendent of au old Wurtemberg
family. DR.. Dozier is the son OF John
Dozi-r, of Ocala, Florida, his grand
father, Colonel Leonard DOzier, hav-
ing moved there after The civil war
from South Carolina, where he had
been an extensive rice planter and
slave owner. He belongs to one of
the South Carolina families, ana is a
descendent OF the French Huguenots.
His mother was a Miss Royal, of
Georgia. He is graduate of the
University of Pennsylvania '03 class,
and is member OF the Kappa Sigma
Fraternity and Alpha Kappa Medical
Fraternity and Southern Club. He
! is at present a resident physician al
st. Christopher's Hospital for Chill.
dren.-PhiladelpLia Public Ledger.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
The Lawn Party.

The lawn party given by Mrs. w.
ID. Graham yesterday afternoon for
the benefit of the Methodist church
proved to he a very lovely affair.
Mrs. Graham received her guests
on the lawn over which were scattered
chairs and swim gs. A bevy of young
girls passed very delicious fruit lemO-
made and cake, which vas greatly
enjoyed.
A large number of ladies called
during the afternoon and in every
way the lawn party was most pleas.
ant and successful, Mrs. Graham
being delightful hostess.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
Bridge Whist Club.

A number of ladies have organize d
a bridge whist club the meeting of
which are particularly delightful.
The following are the members of
the club: Mrs. G. X. Robinson, Mrs.
William Anderson, Miss Minnie
Gamsby, Miss Louise Gamsby, Mrs.
A. II. Marsh, Miss Emily Stetesbury,
Mrs. II. ). Chambers and Mrs. Pearl
Mason.
The Misses Gamsby entertained
the club very charmingly Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs. Marsh succeeded
in winning the prize.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
Mrs. Harold lIl.

Wednesday afternoon Mrs. G. E.
Cullen and children and Mrs. Horace
Harold and daughter, who have been
spending the summer at TarbOro, y.
c., returned home. But, we regret
very much to say, that Mrs. Harold
came home very Ill. On reaching
Jacksonville Mrs. Harold became
worse and Mrs. Cullen telegraphed
for Mr.. Cullen to meet them at Jack
sonville. Both Mr.. Cullen and Mr.,
Harold went up Tuesday night and
accompanied them home.
We sincerely trust that Mrs. Harold
will soon recover from this attack.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
Program for $3.50.

Manager J. w. sylvester of the
Ocala Driving Park, has arranged the
following program, subject to changes
at the race track the $3.50:
29th-Horse races, 500 premium
and also u purse. Open to all horses
under the rules. Scrub race, open to
any "scrub" horse; SIS and SO
prizes.
29,h--Baseba ball, Ocala vs.. jackson
vile. Help the boys out. They are in
debt Automobile race-first south
of Jacksonville ever held in the
state.
30th-Prize shoot, between the
members of the Ocala Gun Club at
the trap, which has been moved to
the race track.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
Gone to Hou ston.

Charles T. Brian, who, for the past
four years has been treasurer of the
Grand opera house here, has resigned
his position and will move 10 HOus-
ton to accept the position of lreasur-
er and assistant 10 Manager Michael
OF the Sweeney d CoomGs' opera
house of that city. The theater
goers of Galveston viii regret exceed
ingly that Mr.. Brian has seen fit to
change positions. During his cOnnec-
ton with the Grand he has been uni
versally courteous and Obliging. He
will prove valable acquisition to the
Houston house.-Galveston (Texas)
News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
LaFontisee.

MIR. l.. James knight, of ValdOsta,
Ga, and Miss Lucy Matilda LaFOn-
tisee were married at the home of the
bride in Gainesville at = O'Clock We'd.
nesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knight left imme-
diately after the ceremony for Allan
ia and other places in Georgia for a
short bridal tour after which they
will come 10 Ocala to reside. Mr.
Knight will engage in business in
this city.
This popular Young couple will be
gladly welcomed to Ocala.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
The Anima Fair.

20 come to the animal fair.
The beasts and the birds II be there;
Bugs. beetles and fishes,
of every known species,
Both extinct and exceedingly rare
The Young Peoples Union of the
Baptist church, at Mrs. :. A. Stand
ley's on Ocklawaha avenue, tonight
from : 80 to 10.
Refreshments, games, music.
No charges, but "a cordial Invita-
ton to all the young people of the
church ami congregation and TO
their friends.