The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06
eRAAANviLuE AND coNNoR


sri .ts H.u claims fo De-. Unusually
sussT a"f Heu .fching in her autumn
raI.f af rrf brown and oil gold sbe-
Nirs Marion cordially greet> all as
sarf s...mber day becomes fixed.
At fEs cop of her agricultural col
uur I. urueu Cane grinding and
orars. gathering are foremost in the
uort noe
Iu Hsr sprIefs column an invitation
I. ar#-u Uke fbis. MT Narionites,
dasr r. ut home you may come 10
suH# .H. rsa-..rE- ana several hours
uf mu
To. far-iul Jason o. nov open.
arG .f. Be scrub i- now the hunters
uaraFIs. Several parrie- from This
aa.uHr and Orsa are enjoying The
usHl fr..ne there
Col EHB.r o. Rogers. Mr. Bob
Rurr.. ur Cd Noodle. Nr James
H..rH.I. aH# au. 1r .Vo other gentle
rar a. -a GOWN the OhlaNaha
ar0.r. MOI. Rogers launch. -BoEi."
co.. a..a .u enjoy q Vepk of hunting
and F.fue bob fhs river hammock
Nr Te-H Roberts OF This section
eHH .r. rrr barr' cot new syrup IN
Dral. .II- season tie took "a barrel
ur nn. .aE fortnight ago ami sold
if fo Martin a. earn. al 80 cents a gal
con
The Nsssrs Go0lsby are grinding
cane uu their silver Springs hammock
plantation Thss is hut eight miles
from Ocala.
Exhibits for the Marion county fair
viii 10 carefully selected in this sec
tion A great many farmers and their
Uits-. Young farmers and their
-v-'thsarfs and the school children.
viii gather exhibits from their re-
-r'or.ys ueishborhoods All want
prize. and many VilI get them.
tn. steamer William Howard. Capt.
Haffol Howard. has returned 10 her
run fo Palaiah and Silver Springs.
The william Howard has been on tho
WAYS $40 Paiatba for the past six
weeks undergoing q general overhaul
iue ANA heavy repairs.
Dr Percy Li-l. our handsome young
physician. BIS nov prac5icing his pro
fessiuu a. Terrell Fla.
1Ir walter PeriuS has regained his
health. He returned 10 his work al
OCala last Friday.
The big Baptist convention a tie
OklaEaha Bridge church livened this
country zap a biz last week. The en-
tire community and many throughout
the county were in attendance al the
religious meetings.
Messrs. Hattun and Early Perkins.
James Reynolds and several others
went over to the county seat to do
trading recently.
MeSSrs. James Reynolds. J. B
Griggs. f. o. Cordrey and P. T. Ran
dall are preparing a grand array of
their famous Oranges-the oranges
that made Florida famous. These they
will exhibit AT the county fair. These
FIVE men, also the other orange grow
ers in our villages, never ship green
oranges 10 market in the north. They
understood that they could not af-
ford TO ruin this section by shipping
green fruir 10 market Five dollars a
box is a tempting price. but we hard
~ think they would accept il. as we
have heard them Say that northern
money coglj not bay their oranges
until tf"y were golden ripe. Now.
all pail together. and cut the wires. /
SIR. Henry Mason is planning a riv-
or rriD down The Okiawaha and up the
81 Johns 10 sanford We are invit-
ed to 20 on the trip with him in his
Orego0iau.
Mr. Dillon Graham Is in Gainesville
visiting his wife and little son.
Alouzo Long and one OF his sons
went over TO Pats Island this week
on a hunting trip.
Mrs. ~. II. Carlton and children
are I'm Ocala for few days stay with
relatives.
Tom Mitchell is fixing his yacht. lhe
Arlena. When Tom puts the finish
ing touches to his launch she VIII be
quite an acquisition to Grahamyille's
fleet
Mr.. Joseph Hudgens of Berlin was
over in our midst last week. He was
the guest of his sister. Mrs. William
Henderson.
Mrs. A. Long and children spent
Thursday with relatives out at Lynne
Messrs. f. L. Mills and William
Counts have returned from Palatka
where they have been for the past
several weeks working on the Viii
liam Howard
COmrade L. NJ. Graham has return
ed from his trip to the Bay City.
where he went on Tuesday last to at
tend the Confederate reunion. Mr..