The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-03-12
oUNNELIoN
msFisn's Phosphate City MOVING
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Otherwise
though quite a few of the phos-
phaie mines In the vicinity of Dun
nelon have closed down temporar-
~ the business men of that fast
eFvwing CITY are as optimistic as
eEer The retail merchants say that
O. account OF the large decrease in
ne weekly pay rolls they. of course,
ffei The Effects. but they are far from
being discouraged and look forward
10 the re-Opening Of the closed mines
very shortly. and then things will
rock along as Of yore.
The ladies will shortly organize a
club. tbe name Of which has not yet
been determined upon. for the pur-
pose ~ willing away a portion of the
coming long summer days in the open
air. They will have prepared tennis,
basket ball and crOquet grounds just
outside the busy business section Of
the city.
Mr. M. Rubin Is having a building
erccied ON Main street just opposite
hts present place Of business. which
h. yin In a few days stock up with
confectionery. cool drinks and fruit.
Blue springs Camp W. o. W. will
give n masquerade ball on the night
az TIE 2sth az the town hall The Ia
dies az III Circle will have charge of
me refreshment booths and the pro-
cceds viii be used for charitable pur-
poses. The wOOdmen affairs at Dun
mellon are always well attended, and
they are looking forward to a big
crowd ON this occasion.
Lieutenant VIII c. Dunn of Ocala
was In DunneIlOn Tuesday night,
getting the Phosphate City's platoon
az the Ocala Rifles in shape for the
annual inspection. which will be
made some time in the near future by
Gen. J. Clifford r. Foster.
Mr. I'd Armstrong is enjoying a
Wait from his mother and sister Of
Atlanta.
Mrs. J. r. Bargannier and her lead
trimmer. Miss Annie Lindsay. are in |
Atlanta. selecting a big stock of
goods Tor the formers millinery par |
lors In the Kibler block
!. AR. lou Trotter and Mrs VI. D. |
. Turuipseed are on the sick list, but !
are DAILY improving.
Mrs. Harry Stalberg arrived Mon
day from Virginia TO join Mr. Stall |
berE. who has purchased the cool |
drink and cigar stand which he for |
merly conducted. Harry's many Dun |
mellon friends welcome their eturn.
Mrs. Harmon Head went to OcaIa |
Tuesday 90 Join Mr. Head. who pur-
chased the Boston Store stock Of
goods
Mr.. G. W Neville is visiting
friends In Tampa
ouhe a crowd OF young folks at
tended a bah az Inverness Monday
evening. and report having had a
splendid time.
DR. :. n. Bitch of the Commercial
Bank. Ocala. was a welcome visitor
% the Phosphate City the early part
of the week.
Miss Annie Feinberg paid a visit
% the county seat on Monday.
Mrs.. Douglass Edwards went to st.
Petersburg Monday. where she will
make her future home. Mr.. Edwads
has opened a shoe store in St Pc
tersburE. and his friends here wish
him unbounded success.
Mr.. VIII Metcalf had the misfor-
tune TO break an arm Monday night
BY falling from his motorcycle. He
has only had his machine a short
time. and the tumble il took with
him almost completely demolished it.
The hello" girls I'm the DunneIlon
telephone exchange have been sup
planted by young men.
MIS-. Ed Carmichael Of Ocala is
here on a visit 10 Mrs Myers of Bal
timore. who is spending the winter
in Duunellon.
Mrs Y. "a. Sanders. who has been
IN Ocala for some days on a visit. has
returned home.