The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-10-27

tc1uS the I1dlio" z cA parry ~ Ue CIV
en- next Monday night. October 31st. at
Glendale Farm tMrs. J. W. Davis res
,idence) for the benefit Of the Summer
field school. You see the school is in
need of a great many things used for
the education of the children, such as
globe, geographical charts, maps and
an entire set of books. The desks now
in are antique and most of the day
the sun shines on the children. making
it necessary to have shades. Now then
all you good people of Summerfield.
you are expected and ought to help
this grand and good cause by appear
ing a this party. There will be lots
of fun and plenty to eat at small cost.
Just to think. oyster soup and oysters
raw, fine home made candy, home
raised peanuts freshly roasted; apples.
cake and many other good things.
Everybody is expected 10 come in in
formal dress: dress as you please. old
clothes. new clothes. dressed as an In
dian, clown, prince. a tramp. a
washer woman. lady's maid. queen
or princess, or any other way SO long
as it will help TO amuse. There will
be apple ducking, music, games and
what not Now don't forget next Mon
day night: come and spend a few dimes
70 help educate the children and you'll
feel better for the deed. Mrs Davis
is being ably assisted in the arrange
nents by Miss Mary Frazier and Miss
Cora pritchard.
Mr.. J. NJ Harrison has purchased
from Mr.. J. F. Ricketson a half-acre
lot and is now having built a cottage
to cost in the neighborhood of $500.
Mr. Harrison is in the employ of the
Sea board Air Line.
Mr.. L. J. Kirby has bought from Mr..
Nathan Mayo the cottage now occu-
pied by Mr. ]. NJ. Harrison. Besides
the cottage he has also purchased three
adjoining lots and it is understood Mr..
Kirby will build hotel of fair dimen-
Sions.
MesSrs. Peter and George Burschel
from Scranton. Pa. have arrived and
left Immediately for their new home
a 20-acre farm which they purchased
from the Florida National Land Co
Mrs. Anna Uetterburg. formerly Of
Dundee n. Y, who arrived several
weeks ago and settled in section 25.
has completed her house and is now
occupying the same.
The Florida National Land Co. is
about to erect a new office building.
as the present quarters are needed to
accommodate the ever increasing num-
Der of prospective land buyers.
Mr.. J. w. Davis returned last Mon
day from Mineola, where he had been
inspecting lands for the land COM
pany.
Mr.. Ray Carter Of Big Pine. Calf.
has moved to his newly acquired farm
in section Is. He will begin the erec-
ton Of his house Immediately, mean
while living in a tent.
Mr.. Lloyd Dowd and his mother Of
Lake. N. Y, are now living in a tent
on their land in section 26, until their
new house is built. Mr.. Edward Ruch
and his mother, who have the adjoin-
ing farm and are close friends of the
Dowds, are sharing the same tent
while building their house.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Matlock have
come to visit their brother, Mr.. J. P.
Matlock, who is one of the new set
tiers and recently arrived. 1t is their
intention to purchase a tract Of land
adjoining or near that of their broth
er.
Mrs. VIM. H. Walsh and daughter of
Chicago, have been here to locate their
land bought of the Florida National
Land Co. and have expressed them
selves as well pleased. They will
soon return to become permanent res
idents of Marion county.
Mr.. Walter R. Decker, formerly of
Hannibal, Mo. is now a resident of
Marion county. His land and new
| home are located in section 49,
Mr. and Mrs s. NJ Humphrey Of Per-
due Idaho. have arrived to become
residents of this county. Their land is
hi
a half-hundred beautiful White Or
pingtOn chickens. which they intend
to raise in great quantities.
| The following are the new arrivals
at the National Hotel for the past
week: Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Matlock
Mrs. VIM. Fl. Walsh and daughter. w
c. Rogue. Fred Hoffman. Walter r.
| Decker, Charles Warren, S. 0. Fry. b
p. James, George Warren, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. NJ. Humphrey. Carl Rimmick
| r. Mulliken, Silas A. Jossart. w. Ora
| ham and son, Peter and Geo. H. Bur
schel, Dominick Tormeese, Robert
Stevens. Edward Robbins, Jacob Wag-
ner Fred Danenbrock. John Lapilbeg
James Cattelona and 0. Kruger. The
above are here to locate their lands
| purchased of the Florida National
Land Co. Many will remain perma-
nently while others will go to their
home in the north to come back as
soon as they can arrange their affairs
Mr.. n. I. Gottleb of Ocala has re-
| turned to his work of organizing a
council of the Fraternal Union OF
| America here. Every man in or resid-
| ing near Summerfield should become a
member a the benefits derived are
| twofOld.
| Miss Reba Bryant and Mrs. ]. S. Bar
rett have returned from a visit &c
| friends in Ocala
Mr.. D. B. Mayo reports several fine
matches this week of prize winning
Rhode Island Red chickens. Mr.. Mayo
is an expert at chicken raising and be
lieves that the Reds are the best breed
| for this state. They are not only
great layers but are fine table birds.
/ Mrs. !. y. Frazier of Hazelhurst
Ga. who has been visiting her mother
and father. Mr. and Mrs d. A Nit
| chelI. has returned to her home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Mayo and Mr.
and Mrs. d. B. Mayo spent last Sun
day in Ocala visiting friends and rel
atives.
| Miss Creola Nix of Belleview is Wis.
iting friends here. She Will remain
| for a few days.