The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-08-05

man. formerly Of s.. Louis and now
Of Ocala. visited Mr.. John De-rir- last
sunday.
". c Henderson AMI daughter left
Tuesday for Lynn. Mass via the Sea-
board and water from Jacksonville.
We bid them safe return 70 their
newly developed farm which they pu--
chased from the Florida National
Land 60.
Mr. Louis Nelson. who came here
from Chicago las, February and SET
tied on twenty acres Of land wesc OF
town. has completed his house ana
made other improvements and has sem
for his family whom he expects %
reach here next Thursday
Mr., Guy D.EquiviIley. who = drill
ing 4 we'll for Mr.. Nathan Mayo, is
striking hard luck these days: every
we'll II has attempted lately Re has
struck blue flint rock which IS almost
npene-rabIe.
Il may be interesting 20 your many
readers 20 learn OF the new wonder
forage plant as feed crop for cattle
and horses. Mr.. A c. Merring has
planted an experiment about az
acre Of this wonder" forage plant.
and from the present outlook Il viii
b- success This plant acc2ins
height Of from twelve 10 fifteen feet.
but can be eur when three or four feet
nigh and still take on q new growth
| and can b cuc several times during
the season. Cows fed on this forage
enjoy i and an increase OF The milk
supply Is noticeable.
| Mr. <. =. Potter OF Chicago. III. re-
| turned 10 his home last Monday after
| spending Two weeks with his sister,
Mrs. G ]. Robinson. Mr.. Robinson.
who had l-tc Chicago during -;r -x-
IRENE heat, was very much aS,onisnei
at tie d-liEhcfu! weather here ara en-
J joyei his stay very much.
| Mr. Lee Blackman. after Z -wo
weeks vacation. has returned - work
| looking Spick ana span ana maxim :
all happy with his CHEEKY smile NJ.
Frank Kirby is now taking his NO
weeks OF. Both young men are with
Mr., Nathan Mayo
| TIE usual daily kick. Why does net
the Seaboa-i railroad have 4 nigh,
! man % look after the wants Of the
travelling public who may arrive ana
tepar- by the morning ,rains?"
Mr.. ". Y. Newso-l and Mr. Clarence
M-ferc Of Ocala are here in -he en-
ploy Of the Florida National Land Co
10 drive ani look after he company
automobiles.
Mes<rs. Cha< : Painter ana Nathan
Mayo wec- 20 Ocala las Tuesday q
push the work on The new hard -oa
.be:ween Summarized ana Oca,a M
Nathan Mayo accompanied t.e parry
Mrs, J, 2, RickecSon. who has been
very Ill. Is now on the road 20 -ecov-
cry.
Owing 10 he Illness Of M-S. Nayo'S
sister. Mrs. D, 3. Mayo. who was ex-
pecced here IHi< week. Will no. arrive
lc-il : Fortnight.
The following are re new arrival.
for the past week: X. " Say--S. We
and daughter. : Maneke-. J Elder
: J Chancellor and wife: John Cor
r.juisea: = " C-!iIe- Thos Allen
T. +. Evans. Thos ?, Ward. W-r. =
John. ChaS. May AMI = J Ke.!ey. ~
ne above have purchased --2c.S Q,
Land from ne Florida National L~a-t
CO ard intend % make This ,-s.- ..
ture home a. 500. a. -.ev AN sell,
heir affairs II re North.
N3 Tho< 2 Wa-G. formerly g.
scranton. "a. who arrived here - -
5-s, kline las SATURDAY. = : NAH O.
ii=.tnirE energy Monday - 2.--haS
i lumber to- / small shack an :,
Tuesday night IL was occupying II!
temporary house. Mr.. Ward VII 500.
begin active development % Ms an:
Mr., V-.. Jones. secretary - -
Florida National Land Co. Who IA
been spending pa. 81 -he sumner wi.
u. departed: <o- Chicago = t4-e
Temperature - from 80 - = degree
together with 4 very humid arncs
p1e-e. NJ Jones ". --:G-c here :!
aaoE- 81 days