The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-11-10
CAPT. NASH REELECTED
Tho Rifles unanimousiy Recommend
His ReSppointmoat-Com IN
SpIeadid Shape.

In pursuance to a recent order, the
Ocala Rifles met at the armory on
Thursday night and unanimously rec
commended Capt. George A. Nash for
! reappointment as commanding Off
Ger of the company.
The meeting was very enthusiast
tic one, and the action of the COM
pany testified TO their appreciation
of the excellent service rendered by
their captain in the past.
During 1901 when the affairs and
condition of the company were at
very low ebb, Captain Nash, at the
! earnest solicitation of the entire COM
/ pany, consented to take command.
i He has succeeded in putting the
Rifles in the front ranks among the
| the fact that they were selected as
} one of the companies to take part in
! the maneuvers at Manassas last sum-
mer.
1t was only by the persistent efforts
and hard work of Captain Nash and
other older members of the company
at one time that the organization was
held together. and for this they all
deserve deal of credit. And too
! much praise cannot be given them
for the present splendid condition of
| the company.
Captain Nash is considered by the
! officers of the second regiment to be
the most efficient in the service, and
the officers and enlisted men, as well
as the citizens of Ocala, feel a pride
in the organization, and are to be
congratulated upon having him in
command.
| Lieutenant Bell was appointed a
/ committee to confer with the board
/ of trade at their meeting last night
| to advance such information as they
might want on the subject of making
Ocala permanent camp site for the
second regiment.
After the meeting Captain Nash in
vited the boys over to Harry Stall
! berg's place for refreshments
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Hon. Henry S. Chubb left yester-
| daa for CaudIer on business. Col.
; Chubb is interested in a large planta-
ton at Heather Island, and is looking
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which comprises 1000 acres.-Gaines-
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Mrs. Rosa McMullin. daughter of
the late John Ramage, a pioneer set
! tier of Ocala, now resident of Lar
go, is visiting Mrs. Fannie r. Gary
, at her home in the third ward.
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Messrs. A P. Monroe and c.. T.
Blassengame, two of the biggest men
of Pine in size as well as financial
magnitude, were transacting business
in the Brick City Friday
1t is rumored that popular young
bank attache will be next to enter
the matrimonial arena. He has for
some time held position with
but that would be telling.
Mrs. Jasper Waters and children
arrived Saturday from BrOOksville