The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-27
IN THE cRAHAMvILLEA AND CON-
NOR COUNTRY.
,ecial Cor. ocala Banner:

Especial Cor. Ocala Banner:
i The report went out through an
other source from Grahamville last
week, that the fiat woods were food
ed; that great damage had been done
to corn and other crops, and that the
farmers were busy trying to save
their fodder, etc.
IT'S true about the woods being
flooded, but it is absurd about corn
and other crops being damaged, for
most of the grain crops are past being
damaged, being fully matured. The
cornstalks were fired little bit,
causing slight damage to the fod-
der, but fodder is inferior horse feed
any way. Everybody in this country
reports having bumper corn crop
this year, and say prospects are the
very best for potatoes. Since Satur-
day the Ocklawaha has risen six
inches, and is still rising The only
way for corn to damage is for it to
float away.
On the move last week were the
following: Mrs. NARROW and family
moved from their place at Connor to
point near the Marion Farms; Mr..
and Mrs James Tucker and family
moved from the old McGraw place at
Grahamville to the place vacated by
1
the Marlows, and Mr.. Price and wife
moved from Anthony to the place va
Gated by the fuckers; Mr. Claudius
Nix and wife moved from the Allen
Gibson residence in Grahamville to
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin's residence near
the Grahamville postoffice; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mason moved from the
Bullen place to the residence of Mr..
Mason's mother in Grahamville. 1t
was quite a mixup and to straighten
things out part of the Sabbath was
broken by some of those who moved.
BY the move one family was lost and
one family was gained Can even
swap by the Grahamville and Con-
nor country.
Mr.. o. H. Edwards, the engineer,
| is painting the William Howard.
Messrs. Paul P. Fore, l.. M. Ora
ham, Pat Randall and George Hodge
paid Ocala a visit one day last week.
Miss Nettie Lisk, the charming
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. B. F. Lisk,
and sister of Mrs. Allen Gibson and
DIR. Percy Lisk, of Conner, arrived
home Saturday. Miss Lisk has been
away for several months to college
and she came home to spend her va
cation
Miss Jessie Woods, the winsome
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Woods
of Ocala, is the guest of Miss Rebec-
ca Counts in GrahamviIle
Mr.. Charles Howard is now with
Autoist Spencer, in Ocala.
Miss Sophie Howard, the social
belle, of Grahamville, is visiting in
the Brick City"
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Mills, of Con-
nor, were the guests of Mr., and Mrs.
Robert Holly at Lynne Sunday.
Messrs Henry Mason, William God
win, Pat Randall and the writer went
up on the Winona to Silver Springs
Tuesday.
On Saturday a picnic was given at
Silver Springs by Mr.. George Hodge
and the writer. 1t was given in honor
of Mrs. Howard B. Hall, of Arcadia,
Fla. Mr.. Pat Randall gave us the free
use of the Winona for the occasion.
We left the dock at Conner at 8
o'clock and reached the Springs at
IL. Dinner was spread at 1870 p. m,
and all who went had a square meal
and highfalutin' time, especially did
the younger ones.
We started from the springs at 6
o'clock, and it was not until after the
pink sunset clouds had gone and the
stars had come out that Common was
reached on the return trip.
IuOSC WIZ WCnI WcIc. mTS. f1OW-
ard B. Hall and daughter, Opal, of
Arcadia; Mr.. and Mrs. P l.. Durisoe,
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Randall and chill
dren, Mrs. Alonzo Long and children,
Mrs. c. Heinemann and children, Mr..
Henry Mason and children, Mrs. VIVA.
Counts and daughter, Rebecca, and
son, Claudius, Mrs. VIM. Woods and
children, and Miss Jessie Woods, of
Ocala, Autoist Spencer and Mr.. w.
H. Clark, of Ocala, Mr. Geo. Hodge,
Mr.. Walter Sewell, Mr.. Frank Holly.
the station agent; Mr.. Smith and his
charming daughter, of ocala and Sill
yer Springs, and the writer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat T. Randall chap
eroned the affair
ALBERT ANSoN GRAHAM.