The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-01-20
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Arrivals of home-seekers for the
past week were as follows:
Mr.. Thompson, Chicago. H.; c.
E. Kitchen, Toledo, O.: d. H. Fra
ser, Brunswick, Ga; A. Des Roches.
p. w. Collins and son, Chicago. Ill. ::
r. L. Stuart. Springfield. H.: 0. +.
Phillips. Alhambra, Cal; J. p. Vel
don, Lakeland, Fla; Robert A.
Speir. II. Speir, Brooklyn. y. Y:
vile. y. c.; J. ID. Stouffer, Altoona,
Pa; S p. Leger. Kansas City. Mo. :;
John w. Will, Flushing. Mich J.;
iChas. Rodewott. Woodcliff Lake. y.
J.; r. ID. Maddox. Mammoth, Ill. 4;
Aug. Gray, W. Walsh. Blue Island,
H.; Thos. II. Day, Hartford. Conn. !:
J. l.. Hester. w. A. Smith. Vida,
Ala: Peter Leffel and wife. Lima
O.: Mr.. and Mrs. John Myers. Chi
cago. III.
The homeseekers are coming
thick and fast. The hotel has been
and is crowded to its full capacity.
All private houses that can possibly
accommodate strangers are also
filled. Let them come.
Within the last week eight of our
new arrivals have gone out on their
lands and are beginning to build
HOUSES anu cledG tnSlE IdllUS-
There is strong talk of starting a
of such an institution. We are in
hopes that this talk will materialize
into something more substantial.
The oyster supper at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Mayo last
Thursday evening was quite a sue
cess. Besides supplying us with the
creature comforts, we were most
highly entertained by Professors w.
=. Pike of Ocala and Carl r. Pear
son OF this place with splendid mu-
sic; Prof Pike, piano, and Prof.
Pearson, violin. All enjoyed them
selves and went home hoping that
they would right soon have the OPP
pOrtunity of again assembling at the
hospitable home of the Mayos.
Inc people here are beginning TO
talk farmers institute. A farmers
institute here would be interesting
and valuable to the new corners. es-
peCiallv as they are anxious to learn
concerning the cultivation OF the
products of this locality. If you are
intere> ted. push.
Mrs. ID. p. Mayo and baby. after
spending the past week very pleas
antly with Mrs. Nathan Mayo. re-
turned to her home in Ocala last
sunday.
Sun lay School was organized last
Sunda- Quite a goodly number
We're present. The following per
sons were elected as officers: Super
inten1ent. r. II. Miller: assistant
superintendent. J. s. Barrett: sec
retary. Miss Ethel Adkins: assistant
secref,Ty. Miss Daisy Davis: treas
urer. K. L. Blackman: organist.
Miss Reba BRYANT; assistant organ
isl Mss Mary Davis: librarians,
Wren Blackman and Blanche
Moody.
There will be an ice cream social
at the residence of Mrs. Nathan
Mayo on Friday evening. Jan. IS.
This Is for the benefit OF our new
church organ. Everybody is cordi-
ally invited 10 attend. The music
will b. good. and everyone IS assur-
ID a good time.
Mr.. 7. \. Mitchell. of Braden-
-own. was here this week visiting
his uncle. A D. Mitchell
We are ell missing the pleasant
countenance OF Jonathan Bickel
who has left Us and gone TO Gaines
Vile
Well. we'll. What some people
10 neglect 20 take advantage of
Some may think there are as good
fish in the sea as ever were caught
/ That j. true. no doubt but be care
fUl that The halt is good or you may
when TOO late. recall with sorrow
the immortal words of our lamented
Quake poet. Whittier:
. OF ali sad words OF tongue or pen
The =addest are these: II might