The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-02-26
MCINTOSH

w. E. Allen and wife, accompanied
by Mr. Aliens father and mother of
Chattanooga, who have been here and
in the state for several months on &C
count of sick baby, hoping to re-
store it, health, left with the little
corpse yesterday for their home in
Tennessee. fhe little une gradually
grew worse, and was relieved of its
long suffering early Sunday morning.
Mr.. Wilson and wife and DR.. Wal
lace and wife of northern Ohio, left
for their home today. They were so
well pleased with Mcintosh that they
say they will surely come again.
Mrs. J. E. Gaitskin and daughter,
Miss Edna, left yesterday for their
home at Winchester, KY. Mr.. Cats
kill will remain several weeks long
er and enjoy the fishing in Orange
Lake.
The Wells Minstrel show, that has
played here the past week, pulled out
for other parts yesterday. This show
made quite a lot of friends while
here. and gave good entertainments,
quite different from many other
shows. They were quiet. orderly, and
the company seemed made up of gen.
tlemen and ladies.
J. NJ. Moseley of Irvine was sum-
moned to Lakeland Saturday by wire
on account of the death of his son,
Harold. 1t seems from best informa-
ton that young Moseley was riding
in a carriage in company with other
young people in the suburbs of Lake
land, and was shot, either by accident
or from ambush The officials of
Polk county are working on the case.
The corpse was brought here yester-
day. and will be laid to rest in the
Mcintosh cemetery. Mr.. Moseley and |
family have the sympathy of many !
friends here.
The Rev. A. L. Prisoc preached to |
good audiences yesterday, morning
and evening, at the Baptist church.
DIR. Thomas and son of Gainesville |
were in town yesterday, having been
called here to furnish a casket and
embalm the body of the little baby
of w. S. Allen and wife. |
Judge J.. o. Turnipseed, H. L. Dick
son and w. E. Allen attended district |
x. of p meeting at Dunnellon last
week. and report ap excellent time.
w. r. Dedman made a flying lusi- |
ness trip to Umatilla last Saturday. |
HIS very important business there de-
tanned him longer than he expected.
W. E Kunz of Chattanooga, Tenn, |
came in last week and is stopping at
the Davis house. Mr.. Kunz spent
quite a while at Mcintosh last win
ter, but this winter has been touring
other parts of the state
Two new citizens arrived in McIn-
/ Noou last WIEN. OHS, d DOyy UOIu W
A. II. Billingsley and wife, and a boy,
born to E. A. Rush and wife.
| Mrs. Howard of Quincy and Mrs.
J. W. Head of Jacksonville are visit
ing Mrs. Emily Bateman and family
]. X. Christian has recently put up
Windmill and tank, and now has wa
ter all through his new residence.
Misses Ruth and Elmer Price visited
Gainesville Saturday and Sunday with
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. Wash Free
man and wife.
Mrs. Emma Pettys paid a visit to
Ocala last week, and had some dental
work done while there.
Mr.. Triplett of South Carolina is
visiting his cousin, Jason Grant, of
this place. Mr.. Grant has been quite
sick for some time, but the doctor
thinks he is some better today.
Ralph Billingsley went to Oak Fri
day to visit his father and mother
lover Sunday.
Ralph Noteworthy of Odessa is here
for few days visiting his father, w.
G. Noteworthy, and family.