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men, bab bic Tegieruug i'm Gntlan9
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perben mub. glmsrituni'he W'o9naz
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-01-06
u. c. v. MEETING

The following comrades responded
to the roll call Tuesday at their reg
ular monthly meeting: General H. w.
Long, Commander L. NJ. Graham,
Treasurer r. ]. Lancaster. Gonna des
r. A. Carlton, w. D. Eminsor. r. A.
Kelsey. D. A. Miller, NJ. T. w. Christ
ian, F.. w. Bitch, NJ. P F'rink, J. H.
Livingston, F. H. Lytle, John NJ. Mar
tin, Alfred Aver, ]. L. Eeck, j. H.
Brooks, G.. G. Priest, r. w. Mcdonald.
D. H. Irvine, B. 1. Freyermuth, J. D.
Shaw, Frank Harris.
The camp passed on the amendment
to reduce the assessment from 81 to
so cents a year. if paid in advance and
adopted it.
The adjutant, read several letters
from the New Orleans headquarters
pertaining to the per capita tax as
sessment due the general organiza-
ton, the forwarding of the rosters of
camps, lists of the dead, reception of
buttons and fixing of the date for the
next annual reunion which will be
held at Mobile April 26, q and %. On
motion of General Long dues of the
camp were ordered forwarded to New
Orleans.
Col. c.. NJ. Hooper applied for men,
D6fSnlD anu COI1iducS MdItiu, hlt1eI
and Lancaster were named as a COM
mittee to report of said application.
Comrade Livingston reported he had
a late letter from Geo NJ. Hubbard of
Globe, Arizona, former commander OF
the camp, and who did so much to
build up the same, who desired to be
remembered to his old comrades. On
motion of General Long, Comrade
Livingston was instructed to write
Comrade Hubbard and tender him the
good will and wishes of the camp.
General Long as chairman of the
committee on memorials, read a beau
tiful tribute to the memory of the
late Capt w. L. Ditto, which will ap-
pear in this paper.
The election Of officers followed and
the officers named are as follows:
Commander, John Nj. Martin: lieu
tenant commander. J. H. Livingstone
adjutant, E. T. Williams; treasurer, J.
T. Lancaster; executive committee, ].
H. Livingston, D. A. Miller Alfred
Aver
The executive committee was in
structed to- escort the new commander
to the chair, which they did, and
Comrade Livingston introduced the
distinguished soldier and civilian to
the camp, who accepted the honor in
a neat and appropriate speech, thank
ing his comrades for the honor con-
ferred and his appreciation Of same.
The annual dues were then collected
and the camp adjourned.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-01-06
BELLEVfEW

There was a dance at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Pratt New
Years eve.
Some of our young people cele-
brated the New Year by ringing the
bells at midnight.
Mrs. Lillian Fausett is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. George Proctor
Mrs. Nellie c. Goodman and her
niece. Miss Elsie Taylor, who are
spending the winter at Tampa, came
to Belleview on the Goth to spend
few days. Mrs. Goodman having
passed two winters here, has many
friends, all of whom were pleased to
meet her and wish the two a happy
New Year.
The absence of Rev. Thompson
from town was caused by the auto
in which he was riding. running into
utes, making him miss the train at
Plant City by 10 minutes. The SER
vices at the church were conducted
by Elder Ridge. The church was
we'll filled. All were surprised and
pleased with the discourse and sing
ing. Elder Ridges memory is Won
derful considering he is in his SSth
year. Mr.. Thompson preached in
the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Low and three child
rem of Fitzgerald, Ga, have moved
into the S. P. McClendon place. They
were moving to Dade City, but lik
ing the appearance of Belleview
they decided to stop here, and have
ordered their furniture returned to
this place.
The annual meeting of the men,
bers of the Belleview Library Asso-
citation was held the night of Jan.
Bird. The following officers were
elected, namely: Mrs. Ellen F. Bush,
president; Mrs. M c. Doolittle, vice
president: Mrs. l.. X. Holstead, di
rector for three years; Miss Sarah
Bosworth, director for three years;
l.. Legrand Hopkins, secretary and
treasurer. There are 1875 books in
the library The meeting was open
ed with a prayer by Rev. Thompson.
Miss Sarah Bosworth was appointed
librarian.
The young people were very
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. VIM.
S. Cogswell New Years night.
Rev and Mrs. Folsom, former
pastor of the NJ. E. church, are visit
ing in town.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-01-06
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
Exact Status of the Smith e Bozeman
Suit Against the Citizens Bank
Of Leesburo

smith & Bozeman endorsed draft
on A :. Block & Co. to Citizens Bank
Of Leesburg. The bank forwarded the
draft, which was refused, but the bank
failed to protest same and charged
same back to the account of Smith &
Bozeman. Smith & Bozeman sued the
bank for the amount charged back and
recovered judgment.
The attention of the court Wednes-
day afternoon was devoted to the con-
sideration Of the murder case in which
Will Andrews, colored, is being tried
for killing George Kinsley colored
last summer at Martin. All the tes-
timony was taken and Attorney r B
Bullock, for the defense, made a strong
plea for his client, showing Kinsler
was a bully and intimidator of the
neighbOrhood. had invaded Andrews
home and on various occasions had
threatened Andrews life and on the
morning on which the shooting took
place Kinsler met Andrews on the
public highway and said: I have you
now and will do you" advancing in a
threatening way and threw his hand
to his hip pocket, when Andrews who.
hearing kinsler's threats had armed
himself, drew his pistol and shot
kinsler.
Inc sons OF hlnSler on the witness
stand swore their father never car
ried or owned a pistol, but witnesses
for Andrews swore that they saw
kinsler with a pistol the day before
the shooting and one man swore Kins-
Ter told him he always went with
pistol in his pocket. Attorney Bullock
made a masterful argument of self de-
Tense
States Attorney E. w Davis made
the plea for the state this morning,
when the judge charged the jury and
submitted the case. The jurors were
J. S. Williams, ]. B. Hall, j. NJ. Hud
gems, j. NJ. Matchett, S. w. Wilson,
G. S. Taylor, J. B. Caldwell, r. c.
Fort. H. r. Shaw, S. c. Knight, J. w.
Smelling and Henry Shaw.
The jury after being out but short
time, came into court and reported to
the judge that they could not agree.
The judge said if there was any point
Of law that he could clear up for them
he would reinStruct them, but as no
reason was given along this line, the
Judge ordered the jury back into the
jury room for further deliberatiOn.
John Nelson was on trial this morn
ing for the murder of l.. Graham, at
Dexter. E w. Davis for the state and
Hooker & Duval for the defense.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-01-06
OAK VALE

The cold did considerable damage
to orange groves and vegetables of
this section. but we trust nothing Sc
rious.
We are glad to state that Mrs. T.
H. Tyner. who has been seriously i'll
for the past three weeks, is much i'm
proved a present.
Anon gthe visitors in our midst
last week We're. Prof w. F. King of
Coleman, principal of the high school
at that place, together with Mr..
Percy Larson. of Island Grove.
Ms. c. s. Minis and children spent
last week in Lady Lake as guests of
Mrs. Vinson. Mrs. Minis mother.
Mrs. J. r. Howell. and son Wilton.
returned to Gainesville Saturday, af-
ter a weeks stay in our midst.
Mrs A ]. Mayffeld and son Dell
spent part Of last week as guests of
Mrs {. w. Boyer.
Mrs ]. r. Howell and brother.
Michael Clancy. spent Tuesday and
Wednesday Of last week in MOrriston
with their sister. Mrs. LOneton Priest
Mr.. Walton Joyner and wife Of
CampviIle. We're guests of Mr. o. G..
Joyner last week.
Miss Edith McIlvaine, the popular
teacher of the Ebenezer school. who
has been spending the last two weeks
at her home in Anthony. will return
Thursday and continue her duties as
teacher.
We regret TO learn OF the serious
illness of Master Douglas Boyer.
Mr.. W. II. Anderson made a flying
trip to Lafayette county last week on
business
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-01-06
:
TO THE PEOPLE
OF MARION COUNTY

AS the new year has dawned upon
us and no doubt you soon will be
casting about for men TO serve you in
the several offices for which an cleo
ton will be held to fill, I am taking
this method Of informing you that
will not be a candidate for the office
of county commissioner, but l am
not unmindful Of the confidence that
you have reposed in me in the past.
Words fail me in expressing my sin
cere thanks and gratitude to you who
have so Loyalty stood by me. l shall
ever hold you in greatful memmory.
In choosing my successor I trust you
will be wise and discreet. / wish to
emphasize the Importance of the Of
fee and would regret to see some
wild erratic man come ip possession
of your county affairs. With best
wishes for prosperous New Year, I
am your obedient servant.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-01-06

The holy rollers were at it shovel
and tongues this morning. denouncing
in unmeasured terms all manner of
secret societies and their members
and calling on all members of such to
come out and flee from bell fire. They
held forth at the corner of the Com
mercial Bank. The speaker said the
argument used in favor of secret So
cieties and benevolent organizations
was they helped a man in trouble and
buried him when dead. He said if
you are right with God he will provide
for all your necessities. He continued
to denounce all UNCONVENTIONAL sects.
Said preachers would not preach if
not paid. He preached without money
and without price and he got along all
right. Didn't have much money, but
enough to meet all his material wants,
because he was right with God.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-01-06
LOCAL LEGISLATION

At last nights meeting. all members
of the city council were present ex-
cept H. C. Jones and L. w DuvaI.
Fred McAteer filed complaint Of a
COW killed by impounding. He was
requested to make his complaint in
writing.
William Tucker appealed for re-
duction in his market rent. Request
referred to committee.
The Woodmar Sand & Stone COM
pany's bid for putting down sidewalks
and curbing on Oklawaha avenue was
accepted.
The usual monthly bills were au-
dited and warrants ordered drawn for
same.
The insurance policy of Graham
Bros. on city hall was accepted for
$1,000.
On motion of Mr.. Gates, chairnla n
of the fire committee, an appropria =
ton of $50 was made and placed in
the hands of the committee to pay for
the clothing ruined by the firemen at
the late fire.
The council extended vote of
thanks to the fire department as a
whole and the citizens who labored so
faithfully in subduing the late fire.
The finance committee submitted it's
monthly report. which was accepted
and filed.
The street committee reported the
repairs made on the pound.
The light and water committee sub
mitted it's monthly report.
1t was ordered that there be trans
ferred from the fire and water fund
the amount borrowed by said fund
from general fund.
1t was also ordered that an addi-
tional sun of $1,000 be transferred
from the fire and water fund to the
general fund. and the council adjourn
ed to partake of oysters.
The expense bill of Mr.. Johnson
while acting as city marshal was or
dered paid, but his salary for that
time was refused.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-01-06
NAPOLEON'S GRIT

was of the unconquerable, never say
die kind. the kind that You need most
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-01-06

The "holy rollers have invaded
Ocala and hold forth on the corner of
the square. There are Is of them,
men. women and children. They sup
port a band, consisting of a drum.
tambourine and horn. They are, all
singers. The leader held forth and til
raded against all UNCONVENTIONAL min
listers saying the Bible forbid them to
preach for money and made quite
merry for the crowd with squibs
along this line. He also said if you
are truly child Of God you will not
need a doctor He said he and his
family for years, passing through the
various ills of the flesh, had never
called a doctor. He was charitable
enough to say the doctors and the
preachers were in cahoots. He said in
all their years of travel the Lord had
taken care of them, and ne never ask
ed an audience for money.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-01-06

CURRANT CAKES

One pound flour, one-fourth pound
currants, one-fourth pound granulat-
ed sugar, one-half teaspoonful bicar-
Donate of soda, and one teaspoonful
cream of tartar, one ounce candied
peel one-half pound butter. three
eggs, a pinch of salt
Sift the flour, and the soda and
cream of tartar, also the salt. Cream
the butter and sugar in a basin; when
we'll beaten add the eggs, one at a
time. Mix thoroughly; and, lastly,
work in the fruit-the peel to be cut
in fine shreds or chopped very small.
If found too stiff. add little milk.
Bake in a buttered cake tin, in square
frame, or in round hoops, for about
40 minutes
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-01-06

The Star had pleasant call yester-
day from Mr. G.. A. Hooks. one of Ok
ford's enterprising citizens. He was
here to get parts of machinery for his
velvet bean huller, which was partially
destroyed in the fire that destroyed
Mr.. Hooks threshing machine, which
he had just bought to thresh Oxford's
oat crop. Mr.. Hooks reports Oxford's
school doing good work under the
management of Prof. Morgan. and
other interests growing
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-01-06

Mr.. A. r. Harper of the piano COM
pany of the same name received this
morning a magnificent Everett Grand
Piano, the finest instrument of it's
kind that has ever come to Ocala.
Only two other instruments like this
one have been shipped from Jackson
Vile into the interior and they were
purchased by parties at Plant City.
The instrument is worth a thousand
dollars and is on sale with the rest of
his instruments at his great reduction
sale. The instrument is finished in
dark color unlike the bright maroon
colorings of most pianos. 1t is we'll
worth looking at and its notes are
superb.