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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22

st pplpit Suicidal. nS~OrGtsfore-
ningen for Stepping % Smegn"
bnpoe BEN 80. Sec. foranltaltet et
Suicidal meo Sltletre for Sorrento
gems Mfeolemmer / @eitgiDer Din
oreas SanIens 2ofale / stepping.
Smfring peo &loffen Z lamleOes
=. man ON Suletr9et og bar 11lt
Serb meO at afipnge en- Snlelang,
0n @enournten ira Stepping traao-
te mo / &Ofalet, forb9O Seltens
pi0ere 6ortiGttelie, beilaglagOe Sore
Hingsfasien meo oens Sn0bOl0 Iantt
Wie0lemsfortene og oplelte 6oriam.
linger, og BET ltagtet 6ormanOen
aQereDe Ben "a. December Dap0e
anmelOt @alet poa NmtSforitanOe-
rens &ontor, Iigeiom @9ltgiper
&nnien ogiao / 6orOejen buboe giort
@nmeloeIie Oerom % foaet SiIla-
0elie pr. &eIefon.
Wfan loo iaa Itrafs ip9n0e for,
og belle SeIifa6et forte ull0er &Iof-
feflang til @abobpen 8romorup
biniioeS @rGnien, bpor Set / &roer
berIte0s foriatte Sen iaa brat afilltt-
te6e 6eitli9beo me0 Dams og Sang
un0er nogle Simers SanlpGr.
Ser bar man otter ct 8epis for.
tilfpier u9anenepirfe", bporle0es
Mpnoigbeoerne foritaar, uaar Sor.
eninger er benpiIte til at bolbe Oeres
SorIamlinger / &roer, at finoe er
eller onoen @rltno til at forbin6r(
Oisie.
St5cbpe, Soften. - Gn ntrl
MamO. @n Some ira St5e
Zoe inOfanOt Jig forleOen 70:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i 8aitrup fol
at faa opipurgt lin Wtano, Der
CONNER babOe arbeiOet / Siltglep
men / SteOen for at l6ge Den bient
lis. 9lrne bar panoret til 0anlnarf
Oct lDffeOes Sogneraaosforman
ben at faa Wanoens OpbnloSIte(
Of TIDE, men peofommetoe Mr6eios
gtrcr ~forlifreoe at ban life rar gift
Greimo0 bapbe ban Ell Secret, Jon
tlelttc Dos Ell @aar0ejer paa ga.
Itrltt Marf.
Otter oisie OplDsninger bleb Ser
tpite Some rSo / &amlnen ng ufenoi
lom Gtn bar paa @gnen, maattt
SogTeraaosformanoen felge mel
9cnHe til Soaroejeret for at fonmJ
til @rnOs t Sagen. @igen negteo@
puo ngen Waa0e, at bum hao6e Ell
Secret, men at ban bar gift, 6aboe
tntn fife Spor AT Nnelie ON, og 1nr
gDri1t troe0e bum ilet life pao, al
It Wdn0folf fur6e bore iaa ioigc-
flIlot. Set maatte DGre en-, Seiltc-
qelie.
Mfen Ser fom ifelge r&oloiug
6tIfe6Iab" 9lorbeo / Sogel, 6itrti-
gere en0 man bap0e t9nft fig; til
nit iom Sagen 0rofte6es, fommer
Get rmitri6te Mnn0foIf in6 as 81
rem. Son beogif itrafS lin Spno, bo
bans 9ggtemage los BAN 66ca it:l
9foTt.
gnoen poa 6iitorien 6leb, at 81
gen opIog6e bam SuIOifo6 % Ero-
fob, og @aoommen 0rog hient nlcr
lin rGfot".
Cpsangsticrr. oGnb6eG?o1+er" fri
Ter / IL &niaarsartifel: ~. oct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
lignelle meo Jig, bpor ban fommer
SaulDirfe

OhllA,
Der, iom befenOt, til 5taDigbeo op-
bolOer Jig / Berlin, / 9laoet So
Gen6apn";
ga bort Seorelono / GA efter
en- ImputatiOn, Der ~pol0eliat bort
itar bets 2emmer, ifrloe fortIptte
Sipet, IfulOe fife Blot ct 2Qno qen=
relies og npe SiOsmuligbeoer fin
oes for ct u0plpnOret 6olf.
Sgiaa ct 0pnoIti if1Loe grun0-
I0gges - ell M &ongeilngt Ifuloe
inopIantes / Sor0en.
9pfs6orgerne par fulgt efter OF
oenborgerne.
Get ipnteS tulinO Solo at 6ge
ole 6arerne, Og BET blep, / 6or6ol-
oct til SmperOenen, Dor forele6iqe
Sifring og Dor 2pffe.
Obi grunolGggenOe 9pnoitiet,
rGrne0e 9ronning 2ol1iIe / en- Men=
neifealoer 2anoet.
SiOen CT life fomme1 til at fri
be ben ltore 9ronnings Siitorie o.
belt at uOre0e 6enOeS &prf oq Sir.
fe. Seller life lfal nogen mi ron1me
en-, bpaO / 9ronningens = al
Song Gbriltinns b6je Getiino ret
leoeoe - longe 9lrbejoe bar rcn
6amiliepolitif, og' bpao Ser 6lep
Ganmarfspolitif / pi0ere og bpie=
re tagen 6prltun0. Som ofteIt fal0t
rel, as Sc nlalrge &eje, Maalene
lcmmen.
6rugten for 9onlnarf blep set,
at bet life &ongerige beporeOes for
MeOper0enens 2jne.
% mere ems beporeOes: set pGr=
neOes og befGite0es.
0roming 9ouiie rejite Sre0ens=
borg iom bort &prn. @ou Sreoens=
borg fulobDrbeoes @agttjcneIten for
9armarf. Oct 0anIfe Solf, ser fin
altfor langtlomt foritoo ben title
% altiO noget fjerne Gronnings
&irfe, oil engatg ful0t begribe,
hporleOes 9ronning 2o1tie / treot=
ue Nar, mems pi inoabtil funoe
geHfs0es peo Ell 9algas's Ell SiorO's
ng Ell Sietgens &Grf, uGab til iif-
rebe 69orelan0et..
Wfeu Mennelfene er Dpoelfge, pg
-asa# 9roa,ting 2ouiie montte tiff
fe fine Zine. Song Gbriitian f1tle-
te 6euoe. Sans bpje &eoeIigbeos
Gp / europa par SEN 5ifferbeo,
Ger, ian l9nge ban lepeoe, blep os
tilbuge-
Spis set 0onife 6olf Gnpoe fnr-
ltaaet frH egen Sitting, og ON ri
bap0e ntdgtet at Deje bort Sor9nIo
til SmDeroenen, ga bar zen W}en-
%neifeal0er, I bpilfen ri p9rneOes
al 6rebeusborg, beniigtsflort bIepet
bcnpttet al Solicit: ri bapoe ga, lont
6~olfeopgaDe ug Solfeiag, for6eneOt
og ifo6t ct 6reospGrn for Dor SCR,
ser iflllOe pGrne Dor 6reo, noar Sire
~oenSbrog fife pGrneoe mere.
M}en lauleoes 6lep oct fife,
@eOenS Solicit enOnu engang gap
efter for i'm uiulige Sang til finn
at beifGftige Zig meO Jig ielp og
glemme SmperOenen og Jig ielp iput
ct faretrltet 2eo al benlte Smper=
ben - blep 6reospern5iagen Ell
@artiio9, og 6eltningen 6pggeOes
upropiioriif4.
I'll Spll0, al &tpagttgbeo, al lltur=
Itono bolot lit SrOtog | Sanoet %
DGrgeoe BET - inOtil mi.
Men oft fun0e ife / &raft al
bin u6pre &il0farelIe, Der preoi-
fe0es pea Sorpene og ~opbGDeOes
til SrosiGtning - Sen &ilOfarelie:
81 bar Iltgen ltOenrigspolitif. SpaO
ser otter blep til bette: Ser er for
o& intet l1OlanO, Og Ser finOes IN
gen SmberOen.
Set er oenne &il0farelie, Ser er
Sn6ets SOB.
Oct ct oenne Gilofarelie, al 6pil=
fen port Solf mnu ripeS uo.
5ele bort Soft mao l0re at for
Itaa, at Ser er en- Smperoen, og at
hi er ct at 0ens Seq, til bpilfet
Smperoenen itiuer Sororinger, bpis
bette 2eO Snifer ielpftenbigt at be-
pares.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22

cper belle 9forOilespie moo set Ifo1t
foruogaaenoe alminoeIi1c @oIo
1903, en- efter Sor6oIOene meoet
h%etpoeIig SilpGfit. Soar f~roreones
6lensborg @p, bpor Sorboloene lont
6elge al StorirlOuItriens ga mes
ZEN Sncialoemofratiets Snotoq er
%nnoergooet Ell iprlig ltOpifling,
lfal Ri belle 80 aor tiGboge, til 1877,
for at finOe ct it6rre 5temmetal for
set iomle0e Norbilespig.~
Tjclitrnp. - N~gtadrslpicr. Me=
Gens bet / Be ienere Iar er qooet
meget til6nge meo Nptaarsloiernp
Der / Spen, gift Set oenre Nptuors=
often igen noget mere lDItigt. Iii
ldngt ben puu Natten fltn0e man
Gpre De forifelige 6prbrrferilager
bllOe afbrGlt0te. Gn Slot 1ttge Men=
lleiter orog buienOe og itojenoe gen
ZEN SDen og forppeOe f~orifeQige
Slags @aOtDOel treger> bDoraf nogle
mere par SerD9rt emo gtDtaarslgi-
CT. sos Ell Wtano Der / 8pen bleu
OielerlDognen bentet uo al @aar=
cen % tprt bort. ManOen fan0t ON
9torgenen Sognen ltaaenOe / @rgf-
ten uoeu for lin @ienoomL bpor ben
til ltolt bar bleOen bragt ben. Saa
riOt bet funOe ifpnnes, bar &ognen
Dog ingen pi0ere Sfa0e taget, bpori-
moo @iifen, iom itoO paa &ognelL
par 6rGffet, og en- &egnfraffe, lom
pgiaa benlaa paa 8ognen, bar for
lpullOen. Sra Ell anoen Wfano er
Ell Sogn blepen fprt ct longt StDf-
fe ben az &eien og blepen ltaaenoe
Der. Wtange SteOer er 2uger og an
Gre @enitanOe blepen fierneOe %
benlmiOte paa Mfarfer og unore Ste
Der, bDOr @iermenOene laa Nptaars=
morgen mantte opi6ge oeres for
Firun0ne GjenOele.
GrGnSitrnp. - Splu6rDlnu. 2p-
rer @laul EN- og @ltitru fer / 9reno=
itrup feireOe forle0en oeres Solp=
6rDQup. 9Grer Gla1ien, ser bar
rGret 2erer Der / 9Den / 6enpeo
% Iar, bar BAIT ierlig go6e @pner
til at oplGre 89rnene, bporfpr ban
rgiaa bar bunOet itor Igtelie blanot
fine Smgipeller. 8aa SpitiDsoagen
forGreoe 9eboerHe Selphrrioeporret
Ell Buffet iamt en- flor im1f &riItl1s=
figur. S Siemnet lamle6es Ser ON
Gfterntiooagen en- Gel Genner %
Sefenote for iammeH men Splp=
6rltoeporet at feire SGitiosOagen,
og fra frau9renOe SlGgt og gen-
ner inol66 Ser en- Mpng0t 2pfenif-
Ringer og Selegrammer.
Ngbpl Spgn. hum Gn triit Snle=
aftcn bap0e Gnfeu Marie Iisien
paa 2ltn0sgaoros Marf, ;0et bum,
"a bum DilOe bjent fra &irfen /
llaerup, if6O @enpej oper en- Marf.
Ser gift bum ifeGge u9p6bel=8oIten"
rilo. s ~ Slime gift BUN iegen0e
paa Murfen og raobenoe mn 6jplp.
6prit &Goffen 10 bertes benoes
Siaab al &. GlGuien al 2unOS-
9oorOs Morf, iom iou fit 6en6e
bragt ino. men oa bar BEN qalnle
Some iaa meOtuget, at bTrH bperfen
fun0e ipiie eQer oriffe.
SDbbpl. - Gn SOrbeferb. (Slb.
Slp.) timber NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bcO Sfanie gtr. 9, FAR man / alt
funoet ipp SfeGetter; efter Snap
perne at BONNIE, par Set Sc ior-
6iife 2ebntnger al iefs 0onife og
Ell TIFF Sol6at, iom er falone unoer
&en ON 9pbb6l | 1864. s Sns=
Rags fprtes Sfeletterne til 0pbbel
&irfegaoro, bpor &aIt. &onien bolot
en- Sale og foretog SorOpaafoItel=
len.
Saitpraa. - SnerfalD. 9a Smeh
l1lbol Der al 8pen forleOen often
lent bar paa Sjempeien ira Cont
merlteb Station, bleo ban, Der er
en- elOre Mano, operfalnen at en-
BAN ubefenot Manosperion, lom
fro+o1 hor, 6o.,9 mo,-o1r ,,,oS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22

TOjens Emegm. Tanget S90.
Isl. 9lp.) gn Gpo, iom / Suli Muo-
res 1tiol ct @utGour mes &eoe og
en- %engeprng meo fist SnOboG0
6os M. 9(6fjGr / ltGoaG, er MI for
npGig bIeben fonget / stepping og
transporteret til &mtsretsfGngslet
/ 6aoerslep.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29
MRS. DAVIS ENTERTAINs CARE
CLUB

The Ladies Wednesday Afternoon
Whist Club has been recognized for
the winter season and the members
were entertained at the first meeting
( by Mrs. D. W. Davis. The members
OF the club had a most enjoyable
game Of whist with Mrs. Davis at her
home on South Third street. There
were three tables Of congenial players
and at the close Of the game the prize
was awarded TO Mrs. KoOnce, who had
made the top score. Her trophy was
a lovely silver belt buckle.
The members of this club this win
ter are the following ladies': Mrs. D.
W. Davis, Mrs. NJ. c. Looney, Mrs.
William Anderson, Mrs. r. /. Ander
son, Mrs. J. c. 3. KOOnce, Mrs. o. T
Green, Mrs 3. A. Weathers. Mrs. W.
V. Newsom, Mrs. Edward Holder. Mrs
D. c. Edwards. Mrs. G. r. Mexican,
Mrs. Charles Rheinauer and Mrs. Geo.
X. Robinson. Playing with the club
at this meeting were Mrs. f. T. Hell
venston and Miss Annie Atkinson.
For her party Mrs. Davis had her
home very prettily decorated with
huge vases Of yellow flowers, and in
the corner of the grandfather's clock
was a pumpkin jack-o-lantern, filed
with yellow flowers. The Haloxe'e Ell
idea was carried out in all the ap-
pointments of the party. On the Ia
bles after the games big yellow stars
with Halloween decorations We're
used as covers, and delicious orange
ice. cake. sailed almonds and figs
stuffed with cherries was served The
doilies and score cards also showed
the Halloween idea, and in every
way the first meeting OF the Wednes-
day afternoon club was very delight
full.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29
OFFICERS OF U. o. c.

Mrs. Virginia McSherry of West
Virginia was elected president of the
United Daughters OF the Confederacy
at the late meeting in Houston, Tex
The following is a list OF the other Of
ficers:
First vice president-general, Mrs. L
c. Hall Of Arkansas.
Second vice president-general, Mrs
NJ. E. Bryan Of Texas.
Third vice president-general, Mrs
Thomas T. Stevens Of Georgia.
Recording encouragement, Mrs
!. /. Dowdell of Alabama.
Corresponding encouragement
Miss Chudress of Louisiana.
Treasurer-generaL Mrs. c. B. Tate,
Of Virginia.
Register general Mrs. James B.
Can't OF Missouri.
Eistorian-general. Mrs. J. Endois
Robinson Of Virginia.
Custodian Of cross Of honor. Mrs. L.
II. Raines Of Georgia.
Custodian Of flag. Mrs. F. \. Walk
of Virginia.
Honorary president, Mrs. J. w.
Tench OF Florida and Mrs. y B. Ran
dolph Of Virginia.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29
ENSIGN ROBERT BURFORD TO
WE'D MISS AMY McGRAW

/ Ensign Robert Allen BurfOrd, U.
s. n, the oldest son of Hon. and Mrs.
R. A. Burford of this city, and Miss
Amy McGraw of Boston, Mass, will
/ be married next Saturday, October
the thirtieth. This announcement
will come as a surprise TO the Ocala
friends of the groom. His intimate
friends were aware of the engagement
hut it was thought that the wedding
would not take place for some time.
The marriage will take place quiet
ly at the brides home on Saturday.
There will be no invitations issued to
the wedding. but announcement cards
will be sent out after the ceremony.
Ensign Burford's ship, the New
Jersey. is stationed at Boston, and
his marriage is the elimination of
very pretty romance begun in that
city. For so young a man Ensign
Burford has had . remarkable ca
reeT. Before he had reached his ma
jOrity he had completed the four year
course at the Naval Academy, and
had gone with the United States feet
on its memorable cruise around the
world. He rose rapidly from a mid
shipman 10 an ensigner, and his
friends are sure that it will not be
very long before he is promoted to a
lieutenancy. He is a remarkably
bright young man, and his future is a
very bright and promising one.
Miss McGraw is a popular member
of the young society set of Boston,
and is a bright and attractive young
girl The only child of her parents
she has had unusual advantages, and
will be a most charming addition to
the delightful naval circle Of which
her young husband is a member
Ensign Burford has secured a ten
days leave of absauce from his ship
and he and his bride will spend their !
honeymoon in the White mountains. !
Ensign Burfords friends in his boy
hood home hope soon to have a visit |
from his and his young bride.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29
WILL SHOW SOME FINE STOCK

Mr.. II. J. Nichols, who is now in
the market buying two carloads OF
horses and mules, writes that he will
arrive the latter part Of the week
with the finest lot Of stock that he
has ever brought TO Ocala. Among
this cargo will be a few fine buggy
and saddle horses, as well as a lot of
horses for general purposes. He lays
special stress or he fact that the
mules he proposes bringing are eX-
ceptionally fine animals.
This lot Of stock will be for sale
al tha Martin property on Exposition
street. and those in need Of real good
horsehesh are invited 10 call and look
hem over. l0-2>-3,.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29
IN HONOR OF MISS PEARSON

One Of the pretty parties of the af
ternoon was the o'clock tea a
which Miss Annette TiIler entertained
lat her home on West North avenue
lin honor of her guest, Miss Alta Pear
son. Of Ocala, Fla.
The home was artistic with Quanti
ties Of yellow chrysanthemums in the
parlors and hall. combined with au
tumn leaves. The table in the dining
room had for the center decoration d
large pumpkin filled with small hal
lowe'en shades. and yellow tulIe was
draped from the chandelier TO the cor
ners of tn etable.
Miss Tiller received her guests
wearing d yellow crepe de chene gown
trimmed with gold lace and brown vel
vet.
Miss Pearson was attractive in a
light blue chiffon gown trimmed with
lace. embroidered in pearls. made
with an overskirt trimmed with
pearls.
Miss Minnie Stovall of Ocala. Fla
received with the hostess and honor
guest and wore a blue messaline
Gcwu trimmed with lace. embroidered
i'm silver threads.
Miss Leora White OF St Paul
--s-- .-.= NTf-- r,., t-r-sf-. ~ l,. To-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29
AUTOMOBILE CLUB ORGANIZED

We state with a great deal or
pleasure that an automobile club has
been organized in Ocala. This means
ia great deal for the growth of the city
as we'll as for the pleasure of
those who are fortunate enough
10 possess Il car. 1t will give
or. city an official recognition and
viii lead to the building of better
roads Just think of it. Duval
county has just voted to issue bonds
III the sum of one million dollars for
the building OF good roads. What
does that mean? 1t means that Peo-
pie owning automobiles throughout
the United States will flock to that
city in the winter time, and Duval
county will soon reap a big interest
on her investment.
Marion must join the procession. 1t
will be money richly invested. We
want a good road to Tampa and to
Jacksonville, and a good road to Day
t0na. The organization Of the auto
mobile club will be an entering
wedge towards this end, and we ten
DIR TO those who originated it our
Uarnest acknowledgements.
Until an election is held the follow
lag named gentlemen will act as Off
GERS Of the club:
President. Edward Holder.
Secretary. Emmett Robinson.
-Fs-,,-,,r.r TN,,-;l - gN-C,.rv,-.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29
Some
Interesting
Letters
Concerning
Pe-ru-na.

Ct. CHARLES Hospital, Quebec City
- One Of our sisters, who commenced
to take PeruDa, has improved and will
continue b tSke st. Some others are
trying it also. 6r. Ste. Marie, Superior.
CONVENT of St. Laurent, near Mon
~ treal, Mother House Sisters Of the
Holy Gross.
After using Pernna for two or three
months, several members of the com
munity have experienced suoh good
eEects that they can recommend it's uss
to others. Sisters of Holy Cross.
HOSPITAL for Incurables Notre
! Dame de Grace, near Montreal.
Noere Dame de Grace Hospital for In
cursbIss, having need PerHna for sev
eral months, recommends it hlg hly a.
an excellent tonic, and il Is with pleas
ure that We add our testimonial b. the
others.
HAVING used Peruna for the past few
l months, for our sick and poor, we
are happy to say that it has given u
great satisfaction. The Sisters OF the
Good Shepherd, Montreal.
After continued use Of the remedy.
this institution has found no reason TO
change its good opinion Of the remedy
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29
WEEK OF PRAYER

The ladies' OF the Methodist church
wiu observe next week as a week of
prayer. The Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary societies viii unite in the
meetings. Beginning October 81. ser
vices. with special program by the
ladies. will Dee held every day during
the week 1t 3 p. III. All The ladies OF
The church and ,beir friends are cor
daily invited 10 attend.
MRS. E. 2. REMIT.
Prs. ". 7. ". Society.
MRS. y. !. NIXON.
pes. W. F. q. Society.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29

and expresses a. safisfaetlla 10 81 e.
lowing terms:
AWE found peruna e -.IIef .n 49,
w eraI cases.
"We ean say be- Is q Eun.i u1aer go -
are very thankful" stss.ra a go
tsood shepherd.
one % the many hospitals wsirt asFs
found Peruna 90 yaIns in traaflra -
and obstinate cazss 90 rataFrh ID 80
Hospital ~. John, 81 ha Ertta e. l.llseas
lCXYTE are happy to "a 90 -
" your Peruna haa Efsea aa asftn
hction. Three patients haEa frfef -
one ~ years oid. R.nauI lanuIs. -
stcsed With ratarrh. ta mlrh reftarra.
more than be- ha,s ben fsr q nnnf 49, q
years.
"a young girl, ii yoars alf. 80 -
obstinate cough, " hirh haIf e t-rffIa "a
PsTuna caused ,o tfsapr-ar.
As o. myself. tuu tuftI.a hara -
WINGED me thai Prruna Is marnlnrrsa
a. a tonic. Before TIE tfaafulsrt q -
not walk for q quarter 20 an h..ar - =.
out experiencing mueh fauEaF. -
l can walk q mile easily.
Through these thrus raa.a 80 frsIaa
to make known tu tfe nahir 80
efficiency % your remedy
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29
HALLOWEEN BAL

N S----I-- ev-nIul n N0m.-'-
hall Miss MARGARET Anderson will civ,
h.- fs~r.ug class q Harewe,.a BAN
She has rr--a class mis- wear ana
-ra children are l....u. forward I'D
SATURDAY., --.r.r. ..f.a great 5aa.hr
,-- 81. 3. Anderson is IN O,.la -a
r.r t-ro-aa ua..rg take. mn his
resi-. ... r Jacksonville. p. has .E
r. means -...r ur lis iu-s."s. m
l.sla. lie p .oE ena-.a ..-- 81 prop
.-.-s-. . --f.G 3 .rr~ or +.e-rrr-
..a. l...ar- ..r -..s. ~ym..'.n- a-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29

Or course everyone can tell where
VT. Sidney Halle halls from-he has
'"Itun plants growing in his front
ward, and the sight is a pretty one.
too.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29

Mr.. O.. y. Green has returned home
after an extended absence. He spent
some time with relatives n his olo
home i'm Indiana. and also enjoyed a
J,HshrfuI trip through some of the
N,-r.rn states.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29

Mr.. Robert Neal was in from An
thony Tuesday. He says that the rain
vas not enough TO settle the dust
scarcely. and the fall truckers are in
hard lines.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29

The 0cala Lumber ana supply Co.
received saturday solid carload OF
..e famous a. ". Johns-ManVille as
f.,rcs roofing. The \. c. L. T. X GO,
rer7ls5 his rush shipment through
from brooklyn. y. Y. 10 Ocala in i've
DAYS. This is for the new tertl!izer
factory and Mr.. r. L. Anderson :
store building.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29

Mr.. Will Nix and Mr. Z. {. Mcleod
Uer down from Kendrick Saturday.
10 there was ever any excitement
there they say it is quiet enough now.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29

Mr.. Henry G. Dunn, one of the 'Old
guard was in Ocala Saturday. He
saws that Citra is now as staid and So
b,r as any town in Maine or Alabama.
That a game Of bridge whist would
De- regarded as an innovation.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29

Mr.. p. L. Durisoe is as much a lover
81 Billy 'POssum" as President Taft.
ana he says that the woods are full
uf them.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29
Local and Personal.

NJ. and Mrs. A. c. Cobb and their
mile daughter. Faneta, have gone TO
Holder to visit relatives.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29

Mr.. Z. c. Sims Of Anthony passed
through Ocala Tuesday on his way 10
CRYSTAL River. where he goes as a
delegate 20 the Red Level Baptist As
ISOLATION. A big meeting is in antici-
nation
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29

Ms. B. B. Kicker Of South Lake
Weir has sold her orange crop for one
dollar a box on the trees. Growing or
snges now is just like getting money
from home
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29

Mr.. Frank BOoher, who has al Mar
athon. on the east coast, at the time
81 the great storm, is back at home.
he says he does not want any more
in his'n."
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29

Mr.. Il. A. Carter. representing the
Mcmillan Brothers. turpenune copper
stn manufacturers, was IN OcS'lo
saturday. He says that the Jurpen-
tine men are getting in much better
shane and the outlook is bright and
promising.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29

Mrs. Julia S. Haisley has returned
home. after several weeks delightfully."-
spent in Lewes. Delaware. When she
arrived home she had TO lay aside her
heavy wraps.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29

hr. and Mrs. Harvey Clark have
given their infant daughter the name
~ Frances Louise Clark.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29

Mr.. ". II. Moore OF Lake Weir was
az Tuesday. He says that everyone
al the lake is mourning the death of
Clarence Smith.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29

Miss Eurioe Williams of Crystal
River who Is wei known I'm OCala.
having made this city her home for
several years. was i'm the city on Tues
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29

George Stuart. W. W. Clyatt and r.
e. Carroll are applying for a charter
for a corporation 10 be known as the
Ocala Investment Company.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29

Are YOU coming to the Fair? Visit
FIsheIs. 1O-2q-9r
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29

Are you coming TO the Fair? Visit
FisheIs. 10-29-2t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29

S.. ror coming 10 the FAIR Visit
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