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Gilpin observer., 1908-10-22
NEVADAv|LLE NOTES

The special service postponed from
October 11th, will be held at the Meth
odist church, Sunday evening next. Al
the Epworth League service which be-
gins promptly at 6:15 p. M, speeches
by VIM. Bryan and VIM. H. Taft will
be delivered by means of the phono.
graph. At p. m. the pastor will
preach, taking for his subject, "Some
People in Gilpin County Who Have
Played the Fool" I'VE would advise
that the reverend gentleman refrain
from mentioning any names. Ed
VIM. Richards left for Denver Mon
day.
Ladies Aid society of the Methodist
church will hold their much talked OF
election social at l. o. R. M. hall, Tues
day evening, Oct. 9th. Ballots con-
tanning the names of all political candi-
dates will be supplied. Only qualified
electors will be allowed to vote. Re-
freshments will be served at the close
of the contest.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bennett is seriously ill with spinal men,
gifts and small hopes are entertained
for his recovery.
j. ]. Clark is at Greeley this week at
tending the session of the Grand lodge,
l. o. o. F. in that city.
Richard Trezise was a Denver visitor
this week.
Thomas Newlun, after short So
journ in the Black Diamond fields of
Routt county, is home again.
Betting is heavy that "Bill" will be
the next president.
The BENEFITS baby died this morn
ing. The funeral will be held Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Samuel Whitman and family,
formerly of this place, who moved to
Central some time ago, are living in the
Leahy house on Eureka street. Already
the good cooking of Mrs. Whitman has
become known to the residents of Cen
trail and she is supplied with more
boarders than she can take care of.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-22
For household goods of all kinds go to
The A. L. Anderson Furniture Co.
Mrs.. Rooseve,t's Ambition.

Mrs. Roosevelt has chosen to ally
herself with that part Of society which
goes In for uplifting. She has sedu.
lously avoided the merely frivolous.
Her name is on the list Of patI ons
of art and music. She 10 pledged
when her husband leaves once, to aid
in the establishment Of a national
academy Of art and Of q national con.
servatory. both to be supported by
government funds. It is understood
that she wishes to 60 down In white
house annals as the most Intelligent
and conscientious collector OF his
toric china that has ever graced the
stately mansion.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-22
Judson Harmon. Youthful o,v,.

Armed with double-barreled shot.
gun and an old sword. Judson Har.
mon. ex'attorney general. ran away
from his home when he was Is years
old with the rural militia to Cincin.
natl. 1t had been rumored that Gen.
Kirby Smith was on his way to cap
ture that town. This little band joined
other amateur soldiers and a collec.
ton Of squirrel hunters and camped
under circus tent. The father OF the
young boy went to see him, but he
did not say much. Two days after he
reached home he was packed OF to
Denison University. That was his first
step toward the legal profession.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-22

but Just that the depositor who places
his money in their keeping. should have
the recource to, or of security. A law
that does not work equally both ways
is no good and ought to be abolished.
The existing customs will last as long
as the people elect representatives to
Congress who wear brazen trust collars
around their necks, and to the thought
full people the only way to make a
change in the depressing conditions
now existing, is to send honest men to
represent them in that august body.
Vote for E. T. Taylor for Congress
man-at-large, and John A. Martin for
Congressman Second district. These
men if elected can be entrusted to at
tend to the interests Of the people. They
will oppose the first above referred to
and help the adoption of the second.
Elect them and they will also help to
tighten the trust imposed taxation by
regulating the villainous tariff laws.
1t has been proven that the manufac-
turers of the east shipping various clas-
ses of goods from their point of manu-
facture to the seaboard pay R. R.
freight on such, then ship them to
European countries, and from the ports
of landing to divisions of distribution,
and after paying freight charges on
them all the way, and the various
changing and handling, sells them there
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06
HALLOWEEN PARTIES

From Saturdays Daily.
There were two very enjoyable
Hallowe',a parties given in Ocala last
.i@It-iEa,iowe'eu eve.
The home OF Mrs. E. p. Rentz was
rhe scene Of a high carnival, the mem
beers CT tlo Erworjh League Of the
McrhoIia, church gathering there for
their annual Halloween frolic.
tn Ph:lathean Society of the Bap-
fist church gave their Halloween en-
tert&iumeut at The home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James 3. Carlisle, on South
Third street, having as their especial
guests of honor the members Of the
Baracca class.
Os Ocala has a large number Of
happy and light hearted young peo-
pie there were a plenty to go around
and all three of these parties were
largely attended, and the various
time-honOred, never-tiring Halloween
stunts were participated in for a cou-
pie OF hours.
1t was a very jolly evening for the
young people Of this city, and one
long TO be remembered.
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A MONEY SAVING PLAN!
Why Wait Until the Holidays Are on
You to Purchase Holiday Gifts
and Pay From 25 to 40 Per
Cent. More For Them?

There are so many people VINO wait
unit. the holiday rush time to make
their st purchases. and then find
that just what they wanted has been
purchased by some orc VINO took
time by the forelock and bought ear
~ while the large stocks were still
intact. Now, we have inaugurated a
plan whereby you can select your
presents NOW and have them laid
away until you want them by the
payment of a small portion of the
purchase price down and the balance
in small weekly payments By this
plan you'll be surprised to learn how
many really desirable presents you'll
be able to make to your loved ones
during the holidays and scarcely miss
the small payments made for the
coming six or eight weeks.
Come in and look over our line, and
let us explain more fully our easy
payment plan.
We have been receiving new goods
for some time, and they are still
coming. Come and get the best
goods for the least money, such as
Watches, Rings, Diamond, Ruby, Sap,
phire. Opal, Pearl, Garnet, Moon
stone and Turquoise; Brooches of all
kinds. and Sleeve Buttons, Chains
Necklaces, LOCkets, Hat Pins, Stick
Pins, Beauty Pins; Charms, Elk, Ea
gle, Masonic, Odd Fellows, K. of P.
W. o. w, c. F., Epworth League and
all Society Pins and Buttons; I'm
brellas. Cut Glass. Sterling Novelties
Table Ware, Jewel Cases, Gilt Clocks
/ Picture Frames. and everything that
! is best in my line.
Our stock cannot be surpassed fol
High Quality, Late Designs and Mod
/ crate Prices. Call and see.
1929 The Jeweler. Ocala. Fla.
| FRED G. B. WEIHE,
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MRS. EAGLETON CELEBRATES
EIGHTY-FIFTH BIRTHDAY

From Fridays Daily:
Mrs. James NJ EagletOn. who has
been a resident of Ocala for a num-
Der Of years. yesterday reached the
eighty-fifth year of her life, and in
celebration of this event her daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Eagleton planned
an afternoon party for her. She in
vited a number of her mothers and
her own friends TO spend the after
noon with them, and a most pleasant
time did they nave together.
Refreshments were served during
the afternoon by Miss Eag'eton and
Mrs. Mary EagleJon, and a very coy
and comfortable afternoon was enjoy
ed by the honor guest and her friends.
Mrs. Eagleton has Deen sick toc a
couple Of weeks, but has now rccov-
cred. and il is a great pleasure TO her
friends that she has SOJtel well
again. She was the recipient Of many
warm congratulations on the occasion
of her birthday, and her friends arc
hoping that she will celebrate many
more birthdays.
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THE "NERRY WIDOWERS" RE
TURN HOME

The young gentlemen who went up
TO Jacksonville last Sunday morning
on Mr. Frank Mathews launch, the
Merry WodOw." have returned home
having reached the Springs in safety
Friday afternoon. They left Jack
sonville early Thursday morning and
reached the Springs some time dur
ing the afternoon Friday without
any mishap. Those who came back
on the boat were Messrs. Frank Math-
ews, Nathan Peyser, II. A. Waterman
and J. NJ. TomlinsOn. Mr.. Jewett left
the party and returned home Tuesday
night Mr.. Lloyd went from Jackson
vile TO Newberry and Mr. Harris re,
manned over in Jacksonville. The
party spent three days in Jackson
vile. taking in the carnival sights,
and they are all very enthusiastic
over the splendid trip they had.
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Orders Number One

l. Being profoundly grateful TO
you. my comrades, for the distinguish
ed honor you conferred upon ne in
selecting me as your commander at
the recent reunion OF the Florida di-
vision at Tampa, Fla, | hereby as
sumo the official duties and response
bilities Of that office, confidently re
lying upon your aid and cooperation
to keep up the spirit of patriotism
and enthusiasm in paying homage to
the memory of our late comrades.
who with us. threw their all upon the
altar Of our beloved Confederacy in
battling for what we believed was our
constitutional right, and in doing
what we can in perfecting the his
tory of the Confederate soldier, so as
to make his gallant deeds of heroism
continue to live on as a bright page
of the history of the world after vic
tors wreaths and mOnarch's gems
shall blend in common dust
,. l hereby announce the appoint
ment of Maj. w L. Ditto of Marion
Camp No. Sc, L. c. V, as adjutant
general of this brigade. He will be
obeyed and respected as such. The
other staff officers will be announced
later II. W. LONG,
Brig. Gen. COm'd Second Brigade
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People Liquid

Mrs. Dolly Allen O. Floral DE
brought her little elcyeu.mor.Hs HII
child 10 Ocala last week for ".I.
mint. When the littl, One wa fVu
and a half months ole DO f.I u .Fs
fire and burned its head quit. badly
The burns healed and the parents
thought that only the scalp haI rasu
injured, but a day or two ago fHe
wounds broke ont afresh au| 81. V1s
discovered by an examiuati0. Dos IIe
physicians here that the skull h1I
been burned TO a crisp. and part eff
the bones were removed Mrs Allen
and her child are in The Marion eouu
ty hospital and the most sbiIlful treat.
ment is being given the little one anil
it is hoped that it will soon be able
to be taken back home.
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Mr. J. /. Whisenant OF BeIIeHI.v
was in OcaIa last week. Hs claIu- fl
be the youngest living Confederate
He says that he was taken prI souer
at New Hope church. Cobb county
Georgia, July 9. 1864. when Do vas
two hours old, and was held a pr.sDH.
er of war by Gen. Mcpherson of tho
federal army, for four months iu A.
lanta. He says he is certainly the
youngest Johnny Reb in the south H-
seems to be able 10 wear the DIIa
ribbon over all claimant along .rH
line.
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NOTICE TO PISTOL TOTERS

l hereby give notice that license to
carry pistols does not authorize par
ties 20 carry the same concealed, and
rhey are as much liable to arrest as if
a license had not been issued to them,
so all persons are warned that they
are liable TO be arrested if they VIC
late this law. This information is
given 10 put all persons on notice and
they must govern themselves accord
ngly. The laws must be enforced.
JOHN p. GALLOWAY. Sheriff
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Mr.. JESSE SMOAK HURT

One day last week Mr.. Jesse
Smoak. one Of the sons of Mr.. J. L.
Smoak, who is employed at the Ocala
Iron Works. happened to a very pain
full accident. He was engaged in melt
Ing some lead in a big boiler, and in
some manner some oil or water was
spilled in the pot. causing the metal
to sputter about quite viciously, and
a great deal of the boiling hot liquid
splashed up into Mr. SmOak's face
One of his eyes was badly injured and
his whole face painfully burned.
Young Mr.. Smoak's friends regret
exceedingly his accident, and hope
that his injuries will give him as lit
tie trouble as possible.
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MRS. HALL ENTERTAINS FOR
MRS. RAWIS
From Fridays Daily:

From Fridays Daily:
Mrs. Richard S. Hall was the host
ess al a very charming dinner party
yesterday in compliment to Mrs.
Samuel A. Rawls OF Jacksonville. a
former popular society woman Of this
city. and Who is spending a week
here.
Besides Mrs. Rawls Mrs. Hall had
as her guests Mrs. Charles W. Hunter,
Airs. George R. Mexican. Mrs. Charles
Y. Miller. Mrs. Robert A. Burford.
Mrs. /. James Knight and Mrs. Viii
lam i. K@ight.
Al one o'clock the guests were ask
ed into me handsome dining room.
where an elegant dinner was served
in courses.
The centerpiece on the table was
a lovely bouquet OF dollhouse roses,
and each plate had pretty long
stemmed rose as a favor
The eight ladies seated at the table
enjoyed the dinner and the bright
conversation and witty remarks of
each other to the fullest, and after
dinner a social hour was spent to-
gether in the music room, Mrs. Nc
Kean and Mrs. Halls sister, Miss Mat
tie Williams, singing several very de-
Hghtful songs. Both have exceeding
~ sweet voices and their singing was
quite a treat.
This was the fr-t party that Mrs.
Hall has given in ker new home, and
during the coming season she expects
TO give a number of pretty entertain
ments.
The Hall home is a very elegant
one. handsomely finished and furnish
ed and is IS exquisite a setting for a
parry a. one could wish TO have. The
mistress of this lovely home is a de-
lighted hostess and her dinner party
yesterday for Mrs. Rawls was a
charming success.
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Mrs. f. H. Mote of this city. who
has been enjoying a very delightful
summer and fall visit with relatives
and friends at ElizabethtOwn, Ken
lucky, has returned home. Mr.. Mote
went up to Jacksonville to meet his
wife. While in Kentucky, Mrs. Mote
was the honor guest at many pretty
social affairs and her friends made
her visit a charming one.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

Mr.. G. p. johnson. one of che nu.
est architects and draughf-meu In
this city, is now getting zap one OF .Ia
most complete maps OF OCaIa that
has ever been made Nr johnson
enjoys the distinction of being rHe
first man in the state 90 Doc harH'I.T
as an expert draughtsmau Ia.ar.
reaching the age of n Great I..ues
are predicted for this young artist
Ocala Cor. in Times-Uui0u
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Mr.. G. w. Thomas, Jr., who has
been the Florida representative Of the
n. K. Fairbanks Company of Chicago,
will. after November l. be associated
with the we'll known brokerage firm
OF J. w. Snyder & Co.-Times-UniOn.
Mr.. Thomas is we'll known in Ocala,
as he makes frequent visits to this
city.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

Miss Claudia :. Miller, a well
known teacher throughout the state.
arrived Sunday night, and has accept
"a a position in the Nanatee county
hiEh school as instructor in Latin.
Miss Miller is located for the winter
In the home Of Mrs. White Turner on
PrO4ec avenue.-Bradentown Cor. in
Times Union.
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THE LIBRARY MOVED

The Ocala public library is now To-
Gated in its new quarters, and is very
comfortably settled. The new library
room is fixed up very attractilely and
Miss Gamsbv will be Pleased 10 see
all patrons of the library at tn New
room, in the Athletic Assoc; ation'e
rooms, opposite the Ocala Banner Of
fee
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06
NOTICE TO VlOLATORS OF THE
SUNDAY LAW

It has come to my attention that a
number Of parties are in the habit of
hunting on Sunday. This is a viola
zion of the law and all parties 50 Of
Tending are warned from so doing in
the future, for if apprehended they
will be arrested and punished accord
ing to law.
JOHN P. GALLOWAY, Sheriff.
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MRS. WILLIAM ANDERSON EN-
TERTAIkS AT a DELIGHTFUL
TELEPHONE TEA

Friday afternoon she residence o.
Mrs. William Anderson en- Fort Nine
avenue was a perfect bower OF rare
and o5orous cut flowers. supported by
{ a graceful background of handsome
ferns OF several varieties. when she
entertained over fifty OF her friends
al a telephone tea" Ms. Erasuus
Hopkins and Mrs. Lee X. Brown shar-
. ing the honors al this lovely party.
Both Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs. Brown
make their home with Mrs. Anderson
ami they are very charming acquisi-
tons TO Ocala society.
Mrs. Hopkins husband is the gen
eral manager Of thu southern Devel-
opment and Phosphate Company, with
! headquarters in Ocala. and Mrs.
! Lee X. Brown is the wife of
the new route AGENT for the
/ Southern Express Company. At their
first Introduction to the ladies of
| Ocala Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs. Brown,
| by their pleasant manners and ami
mated conversation made many
/ friends. who are very happy to have
them as residents of our city
/ Mrs. Hopkins wore q very hand
some white embroidered lingerie
gown and Mrs. Browns dress was a
black and pink lowered silk, with
black net trimmings. Receiving with
! Mrs. Anderson and her guests was
Mrs. Charles Lloyd. Mrs. Anderson
and Mrs. Lloyd both being gowned in
white.
Mrs. c. Y. Miller met the guests at
the door end asked them into the par
,or. waere the receiving line stood.
Yellow was distinctly the color note
and quantities of beautiful yellow
! flowers were used in the rooms and
/ the lights shaded with yellow. Fan
white and yellow chrysanthemums on
the tables nodded stately welcome
/ TO the guests. and in the glass eaclos-
! ed alcove in the dining room tle
punch bowl was placed. 1t was ox-
J. ceedingly beautiful with lis Jecoro-
. tons of delicious clusters Of white AMI
purple grapes and sprays of min.
which also added a delicious flavor to
the beverage gracefully served by
Mrs. N. c. Looney and Mrs. D. ". DE-
Wis.
On the large square dining ta5'a
tall silver vase Vi cry handsome
yellow and white ckrysanthemumS
was the central decoration. and plac-
ed about on the table were silver lnd
/ cut glass bowls filed Nth tie most
tempting homemade candles
Waldorf salad, olive sandwiches
and bundles of cheese suaws tied
with yellow ribbons. were served by
Mrs. Claude Nelson, Misses Margaret
/ Anderson. Alice Bullock and Sara
Davis. Mrs. G. T. Maughs also assist
ed in the dining room.
The rooms also were decorated
with pumpkins, black cats. spiders
etc. as a reminder of the Harnwa ~
/ season. and in the hall a big pumpkin
Jack O. Lanterns she'd a mysterious
light about the guests.
As each guest was leaving the lin
ing room they were given a b5n-bon
done up in yellow paper by Miss Mn
ME Gamsby and Miss Esther WestE
ers. On opening the bOn-bon il vas
found that each one contained the fol
tune of the ladies'. and much pleasure
was derived from reading and discuss
ing them.
Mrs. Anderson's party inaugurateJ
the social season in Ocala and the ev
ident pleasures of each of the guests
was a positive evidence of the sue
cess of this very delightful afternoon
function.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

4 card was received in Ocala Fri
day from Mr. Eugene II. Cox, from
Austell, Georgia, where he and Mrs
Cox are spending a few days before
going to their home. Mrs. Cox is i'm
proving rapidly. and in a few days
hopes to be entirely recovered from
here recent illness.
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Mrs. Julia :. Haisley. who has been
spending a very pleasant summer
with relatives at Lewes. Delaware.
has returned home En- route 10 Ocala
she visited relatives in Jacksonville
and m Gainesville.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

Messrs. B. X. Thrower. Jr., and =.
b. Brown. two well known young
Gainesville travelling men, were visit
ors 10 Ocala Saturday, having come
in from a tour of the county in Mr..
ThrOwer's Buick automobile.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

DR.. F. F. Anderson of Citu UHs
married at Birmingham. Alabama. ru
October the twentyfuh t1 Miss
Elizabeth Hail OF Prattyille. Ala DR.
HarrisOn's Marion county friends
learn with pleasure of his marriage.
and offer congratulations and best
wishes.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

Anyone passing can note by the
vacant spaces on the shelves that the
closing out sale at the Marion Shoe
Company is proving to be a most phe-
nomenal success. Under the able
management of the smiling Mr.. Viii
liam Jeffcoat everyone is getting a
good fit and their moneys worth.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

Mr.. Dillon Graham. who has been
at Conner for some time with his pa.
rents, was in Ocala on Friday and left
on the afternoon train for his former
home at Gainesville. Mr.. Grahlm's
health has not been good for some
time past, and he has been enjoying
splendid rest at his parents home.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Davis Of r.
vine spent Friday in the city. the
guests of their sister. Mrs. Archie Nc,
liver. who has made her home in this
\ CO. ever since The death of her hus
band
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

Rev. and Mrs. r H. Barnett return
ed home Friday night from MontbrOok
where they have been spending the
week. Mr.. Barnett has been assisting
re pastor in q religious meeting
there.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

The football team are feeling very
enthusiastic and are having nightly
practices. They are hoping 10 have
some good games later on in the win
ter. and if so the team viii be splen-
didlv upheld by our citizens.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

Mrs. Jessie Patterson and little
daughter, Annie Lester, who have
been spending several weeks at Cot
ton Plant and in Ocala, left Saturday
for Gainesville, to spend a week with
friends before going on to their home
at Miami.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

Mr. Smelling and family. who re-
Gently moved TO Ocala from Richland.
Ga. have moved into the house on
\ .Natula street just vacated by Mrs.
4. z. Ball and children.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

Nr. c. r. Herrick of Crystal River
has gone TO New York and New Jer-
sey on a business visit
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

DIR. J. q. Baskin. Mr.. A. B. KILLER
and Mr.. Robert Sanders and quite
number Of other DunnellOnites were
&c Ocala Friday. returning home from
a visit TO the Jacksonville carnival.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

Air. Mala Haughron came home yes
terday afternoon from the University
Of Florida 10 spend Sunday in the city
with his father.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

Mr.. ". T. Henderson, a well known
farmer Of Lynne. was in Ocala Satur-
day and paid this Office a call. Mr..
Henderson brought in a wagon load
Of chickens and other farm products
which he very easily disposed Of
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

The following delegates from the
Baptist church at WilHston attend
ed the Marion Baptist Association,
which convened with the Oklawaha
church. near OcaIa, the 29th, Both
and 31st: Mesdames J. B. EppersOn
S. w. Edwards, Messrs. J. B. ReddicB
and J. B .EppersOn.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

Mr.. Henry Watterson Tucker has
returned home from jacksonville.
where he has been for several days
on business and pleasure,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

AR. r. L. Heating has been spend
ing a couple OF days in Jacksonville
The past week.