The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-01-17
cRAHAMVILLE AND Common
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Il : III ueAAS.4u II TIE O~aAd u6EhcL.
Among the Grahamvilleites who
helped TO supply the orange market
last week were Messrs. P. L. Durisoe,
James Reynolds, William Roberts, J.
c. Fort, Pat T. Randall, Thos. Ran
dali and S. o. Cordrey.
The latest picnic bunch who spent
the day with US here on the raging Ok
laWaha was composed Of the follow
ing: Rev. J. B. Culpepper. Rev. Burke
Culpep2er. evangehsts, Rev. and Mrs.
Barnett. Or. and Mrs. A. L. IZlar, Mrs.
L. I. lzlar Mrs. Kirkland. Mrs w W.
Clyatt, Mrs W. II. Clark of Ocala and
Miss Louise Nixon. the charming
daughter OF Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Nix
on OF Gainesville.
Captain W II. Clark Of the Silver
Springs navy, brought the party down
on his launch, the Josephine
Air. and Mrs. RUDE Long of The
Pats Island section spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs A Long in
Grahamyille.
Messrs. A. and J. Long have return
ed from q few days deer hunt on
Pats Island. Three deer we're killed
and We are now feasting on venisou.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fie are in Cali
iornia
Il is certainly nice to be the ed
tor" We have been feasting on or
anges, spare-ribE, hogbead cheese and
cake and pumpkin pie and roses for
the past several days. Many thanks
20 you, Mrs. Long. Mrs. Graham AMI
Larry Sims
James Wilson has returned from at
tending court in OcaIa.
Frank Caldwell went up TO Ocala
with load Of hams for cold storage
Friday.
Mr. Allan Gibson is with the dredye
boat Florida on the St. Johns. with
Jacksonville as headquarters.
Misses Nettie Lisk and America
PiIlans have gone to Tallahassee, the
former TO teach and the latter to con
time her course at the Female Col
iege.
John. Albert and Dillon Graham
spent Sunday with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Graham.
Miss Mamie Dupuis. the charming
school marin OF Indian Mound, went
TO Ocala recently to do some shopping.
as did also Mrs. Paul Fore.
Dr.. Percy Lisk and Samuel Long
have returned from a weeks hunting
II Hughes Island. They killed one
deer.
There was a little frolic" in our
burg last Friday evening at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. John Sewell. Old Sol
on Saturday morning rose over the
rampant of pines. over in the east, and
smiled on several young men going
home by the ankle express"
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Holly of Dai-
~. S. C.. spent Christmas and the
holidays with the old folks.
Mr.. William Counts is contemplate
ins trip to New Smyrna.
Mr. Pat RandaTs biz hotel is near
,ng completion. His contractor. ". c.
Bull is receiving many congratula-
tons.
AI0nzo Long William Henderson, J.
Reynolds. Percy Lisk, RUDE Long AMI
several others were trading in the
Brick City last week.
Should the representatives Of the
little white ribbons-the W. c. T. I.
visit us, the latchstring to our doors
will hang on the outside to them.
Just come right in. Brother Carroll,
Mrs Hood and the others.
We have had several c0pious show
ers lately. The river is rising. and
of the Oklawaha are pleas
ed.
TIE Hiawatha of the Hart Line.
started Monday on her first trip Of tn
season from her docks at Palatka.
oliver Fl. Edwards has solved the.
the problem of perpetual motion. He
the ferry beat at GrahamyiIle he has
constructed a device by which the
boat is baled by a chain of buckets
that operate perpeually. On one end
is a chain Of buckets which bale the
water from the boat, and on the 9th
or end. out into the river is a great
paddle wheel which is turned by the
current. Mr.. Edwards has also con
structed a windlass on the boat. bv /
which it is pulled across the river. .
The windlass is so constructed that
the rope does not have to be touched
by the hands.
Demijohns are being pitched into
the raging Oklawaha.
CHATTEN CHUM. /
Mr.. Stephen Jewett has gone to Or /
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