The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-09
GREAT TIMES AT LOS KISS
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Lovely and very shapely jeweled
hands night and day extend out from
Los Kiss TO the stranger-they beck
on him to come and settle down.
Enchantingly and wierdly the old
river rolls on. Gay parties jubilee on
board launches now and then. Then
the old chief, Oklawaha, and his lone
companion (save the continuous
woods Silver Springs, are ripping
happy.
Wedding bells will peal forth their
chimes in Santa Singerlau soon The
yacht Lenore stands ready at her dock
at the bends" for honeymoon cruise
on the raging Oklawaha.
Avenue Figuera, one of the grandest
avenues in the south, is being trim
med up in fne style. Mr.. Rande of
Ocala is doing the work. When he
gets through trimming the oaks and
palms and cherry trees on the aven-
ue. he will set out between each tree
on both sides of the avenue a plat of
park flowers.
There is one avenue in Los Kiss
that has nothing but orange trees as
shade trees. This avenue is named
San Annalou. The fruit on the trees
are free. Help yourself
That Flagstaff on the fire station
was put up by a bevy of Los Kiss
girls. The ladies, ten in number,
collected the money around town from
the merchants and farmers one day
last week, and this morning the whole
bunch was down town TO watch the
firemen "hoist her" Beautifully those
charming colors unfurled, and at that
instant the big bell tapped. The ladies
smiled sweetly and bowed. At the
sounding of the fire alarm the horses
spTang under their harness. The fire
mans flag will be raised early every
morning and will remain up until II
o'clock. At that hour the fire chief
will receive from Washington wealth
er kilograms and he will immediately
haul down the firemen's colors and
hoist the weather signals, which will
remain up until midnight.
Mr.. Frank Mathews Merry Widow
rounded tine bend" one day this week
and passed on down to Sunday Bluff,
below Petersburg. On board were
Mr.. Mathews, Mr.. Dekle and Mr.. Ma
than Peyser.
The Los Kiss and st. Helena Irriga-
ton Company has plenty of water in
their big reservoir on Green Point.
and can at a moments notice, furnish
YOU with as many inches of water as
you may need.
Come into our Office and register for
the amount of water you will need
for the winter.
This is a dry town, but the other
day a stranger came up the avenue,
stopped and looked hard at our sign.
Then he stepped in. 10 and behold.
This is a print shop" he exclaimed.
The foreman said, dryly: Yep; pal"
And the devil ran out and tied neat
bow OF white ribbon on the sign.
AN 1S-hOrse power engine" says
Short Talks, els 10 be installed on the
Scotia Farm, at HypOluXo, owned by
John Brown. The object is to irri-
gate twenty acres and afford protec-
ton against possible freezes, as we'll
as 10 supply water in times of drouth.
Mr.. Brown already has ten acres Un-
der irrigation, but intends to add to it
another ten acres, being well satisfied
with the results from the first tract.
The use of water as a means OF pro
tecting crops from frost is said to
have proved effectual in several in
stances"
Florida sugar cane and oranges are
now in Yum. yum, It's good to live
i'm Florida.-Los Kiss Cor. St. Helena
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