The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-12-08
SUNNERFIELD
Seaboard'a New Railway station IL ut
Night Like . Casket With No
Jewel Therein

Summarized. Dec. s.-Mr. w Cleve-
land. who has been in the employ OF
the Florida National Land Co for the
past two months. has resigned and re-
turned to Ocala.
Mr. r l. Douglas and wife OF Chi
go. have arrived and will remain
here indefinitely. MIR. Douglas will be
in charge of the Summerfield office OF
the Florida National Land Co. From
present advices. ne says that the month
of January will be the banner month
for the land company in the number of
land buyers who viii come here to in
spect and locate their lands
Mr.. \. ]. Anderson of Chicago arriv-
ed last Monday to accept the position
Of stenographer and secretary to Mr..
r l. Douglas.
1t is very good and kind OF the Sea-
board Air Line to give Summerheld
new station, which is now in course
of construction and will be an orna-
ment TO our town. but we ask the rail-
road what good il will do their night
patrons if the doors are closed when
the trains arrive and depart, especial
ly now when the nights are SO cold. y
might man is essential and the night
travel warrants the company in provid-
ing a waiting room for them and a.
clerk TO look after their wants Next
month travel from the north to Sum
merfield will be very heavy and sew
! enty per cent. will arrive at night.
| Would it be fair for these people to be
received in the open air? No: they
| have paid for first class accommodate
lions and one Of these accommodations
is a first class waiting room. where
the new arrivals can go to make their
-
gage.
Mrs D. B. Mayo is now in Ocala Wis
ting relatives for few days. She is
expected to return home at the end Of
this week or the fore part Of next.
| The Carney Investment Company
whose large groves are situated OF
Lake Weir. has shipped more than 81
, car loads Of the choicest oranges ant
grapefruit raised in the state.
Mr.. Chas. S. Painter, president of tn
Florida National Land Co, returned
last Tuesday from Sarasota, where h.
had gone to inspect his orange AM
grapefruit groves.
Mrs J. n Potter and children o
Wallace, Ala. arrived last Monday t
spend the winter with Mr. and Mrs
Nathan Mayo.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Harralson has resigne
|
a position in charge Of the commissar
at the turpentine stills of Mr.. Natha
Mayo.
Mrs. F. J. Simmonds was a visitor t
Ocala last Tuesday.
The new arrivals at the Nations
Hotel for the past week are as FOL
lows: S. L. Versoy, wife and daughte
Clinton Suller, Calvin MCPHERSON, job
Haverstick, John NJ. Smith. Geoge Hay
erstick. W. H. McGaw and family. Y
8. Alcorn. Ed Korinek, NJ Kohl. c.
limerick and wife, F. E. Rightmire
X. Hamilton. Thomas Robertson, E.
Hayes, F. L. Tucker, Arthur HARE
Owen Roberts, Jos. T. Richard.
Richard. A. l.. Morrison. B. E. Mo
rison. P. J. Leslie. w. S. Thompso
R. E. Weekly. Augustus Cardinea
Sr. Augustus Cardineau, Jr.. A. Maitr
lie ". McCarnick. William Dyer. A.
y Malinquist, X. A. Derm, E. NJ. COope
- John Coyne. J. B. France and Wit
c. w. Proctor, Frank w. Dankwer
and wife, B. F. Kennedy and wife al
Edward Fraley. The above are here
look over and locate the lands thu
have purchased from the Florida n
tional Land Co. and will soon becon
permanent residents of Florida.