The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-11-03
SUMMERFIELD

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SUMMERFIELD
summerfield. Nov. 3.-Mr. John Foo
tilt, wife and family have arrived and
brought with them carload OF mousse
hold goods and some stock. Mr.. r
purchased his land from the Florida
National Land Co. and also has ten
acre tract just outside OF town, wnere
he will build his home. In the mean
time he has rented cottage from Mrs.
DEquivilley.
Mr.. l.. w. Puterbough Of Logansport.
Ind. received his carload of household
goods last Tuesday. Mr.. Puterbough.
his wife. daughter and son-in-law nave
EXPRESSED themselves as we'll pleased
with the climate and country ana the
land. Besides the land which he pur-
chased from the Florida National Land
Co., he has bought the 81 acres OF I'M
proved farm land owned by Mr.. Moody
| Mr. A. B. Clippinger OF Goldheld
| New. who visited Marion county last
winter, has returned to take possession
of his 20 acres on South Lake Weir
which he purchased from Mr.. J. NJ
Nicely. Mr. Clippinger has started Il
Improve his land.
Mr.. O. Kruger OF Milwaukee. Wis.
who purchased 20 acres in 1854
has arrived to improve his land ant
become a permanent settler. MT
has started to build his house and 9th
er buildings.
Four carloads Of household good
have arrived this week for as man
new settlers and Summerfield present
a lively appearance these days VINE
! wagon load after wagon load OF house
hold goods are being loaded and haul
ed to the farms of the new corners. IN
daily arrivals Of land buyers Is in
creasing so much that private home
are being pressed into service to az
commodate the new settlers.
Mr.. H. J. Wall, who has already II
vested quite a sum Of money in Sun
merfield real estate. has added anotf
er piece of property to his other hole
ings. He has purchased the town re-
idence of Mr.. A. H. Moody.
: The Halloween party which was
4 have taken palce last Monday mig
\ at the residence Of Mrs. J. w. Dav1
D was postponed until this Friday mig
on account OF the illness of Mrs. D
Wis mother. Mrs. A. d. Mitchell. +
erybody is expected to come Frlo'
night and have a good time and ne
make the school benefit succe:
There will be plenty of good things
eat at reasonable prices
Mrs. c. A. Davis of Ocala is he
visiting her sister. Mrs. d. b. MAY
Mrs. Davis intends to remain "
weeks.
Madam B. D'Equivilley has NOV
with her family to Jacksonville to
come permanent residents OF that ci
lAQC
her cottage.
Many of the new settlers just arr
: ed have brought with them fan
hreeds Of poultry. which they intend
raise.
: Lee Blackman, Marshal Kirby.
Mil1igan and other young men had
successful hunt Monday night. I
bunch bagged quite a number OF
'possoms and coons.
Il Last Tuesday, being the first day
the hunting season when quail sho
. ing is allowed under the game II
many of our people took a day on
indulge in the sport.
u Mr.. w. c. Blanchard. Of Ocala. c
l. tractor for Mr.. Nathan Mayo's r.
|. dence is here to rush the house
completion.
Mr.. J. F. Ricketson. the popular s
ton agent. was made happy last IT,
day when he received a carload or II
- Der to be used in the construction
the new depot The doors. sash,
y have also arrived and now the
penters are due.
The following land buyers have
rived this week and are registered
the National Hotel: NJ. w. Musseln
~ J. Eklof. \. Young. A. B. Clippin
Frank W. Dankwertz. F. NJ sha
John Miller and wife. ]. W. Pu
bough and wife. Mrs. Hazel DelaI
II. r. Pepperdine, Peter Haage. 6
ston. F. G. Higgins. Miss Cert
Carothers, A. Footit. wife and Tar
w. ]. Tickle. S. Tickle, F. Berger
w. Scrivner and wife. Art Scri'
Mrs. S Scrivener. O. J. Southwood
wife G. D. Mathews and wife. O.
horn and wife and John Southwoo'
| All the above have purchased II
of ten to twenty acres from the
ida National Land Co The gre
number will go on to their land
become permanent residents OF
ton county and some have returne
their homes to return later. after
Ting up their affairs in the north
will be interesting to the reader
YOUR paper to learn that Marion
ity is receiving as settlers many
lilies from Canada and the far n
west. where everything is covered
ice for nine months in the year.