The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-15
NEW RESIDENTS AND NEW RESI-.
DENcES FOR ocAIA

in Ocala at present in the matter OF
the building Of new homes and remOd.
cling old ones. This is one OF the
surest indications of the substantial
growth of city. and measured by this
standard Ocala is growing by leaps
and bounds. And measured also By
the new families that are moving Co
our lovely little city is another indi-
cation that We are growing steadily
and surely.
We have already called attention at
various times to the new cement
walks, fences, curbing, etc. and our
new vitrified brick streets that are be-
ing built, and the other different I'M
provements that are continually being
made in different parts Of the city.
The work on DR.. w. V. NewsOm's
handsome home is going rapidly
ahead. While this is an old home be
ing remodeled it will, when complet-
ed, be an almost entirely new home.
and will certainly be a very handsome
residence, and in keeping with the
other homes in that pretty section OF
the city.
The elegant home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifton Camp is being constructed as
rafp'aS as possible. Owing to the
y 1N GUYS of this residence and the
y \oN seNeN its construction II will
;, SaAv Vmonths yet before IL Is
N.or the occupancy of its owners.
W .ork has been started on Mr.. John
>1dwards' residence on Fifth street
near Camp Heights. This house. as
we have already stated, is TO be built
of large stones in their natural shape
and size, combined with cement. When
finished it will be decidedly one Of the
most attractive and charming homes
ever built in OcaIa, and one of which
the owner will have every reason to
be very proud.
Mr.. E. P. Rentz is now having the
plans drawn for a handsome home.
which he will build on his Fort King
avenue lot adjoining his present
home. Work will begin on this new
residence sometime in November, and
it will likewise be a most delightful
addition to the large number of lovely
homes that are making Ocala famous
all over the state.
Mr.. George Rentz, of Swainsboro,
Ga. a brother Of Our Mr.. L. p Rentz.
lis now in the mill business in this
state, and will move his family to
Ocala in November, nd they will be
come permanent residents of our city.
Mr. Rentz is now on a deal whereby
he will become the owner of the Robt
l.. Anderson home on South Third
street. The Anderson place has had.
for a number of years, the reputation
of being one of the most desirable
places in the city. The home is de-
lightfully arranged, and aside from
the fine residence the grounds are
among the very prettiest in the city.
Mr.. Anderson expects later on to
build a very handsome country home
on his splendid place near the E. B.
Duncan country home on Orange av-
enue He will build an oldItime, ante
belIum home and will live luXuriously
on the farm.
Other families that have recently
come to Ocala to make their home
are Mr.. Clifford L. Anderson and fam
lily, who have moved back to town
from the mines; Mr.. w W. Harriss
and family, who have moved to this
city from DeLand, and Mr.. Edd Glenn
ent and family, who have come from
Dunnellon to reside in Ocala.
We understand that Mr.. Clifford An
derson, in the near future, will build
an attractive home near the pretty
residence of his brotherin-law, Mr.. NJ.
]. Roess, whose partner he now is.
Another family who will move to
Ocala within the next few months to
reside is Mr.. and Mrs. Murray and
daughter Mr. Murray travels for the
Marx Brothers of Jacksonville, and
is an uncle of Mr.. Lawrence Murray,
who formerly made Ocala his head
quarters.
Another new family that recently
came to Ocala to make their home
are Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Huntsman
and children. Mr.. Huntsman works
on the Atlantic Coast Line railway.
and has been in Ocala for several