The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-09-08
sUMMERFIELD

sUMMERFIELD
Summerfeld. Sept. 8.-Mr. s. u.
Campbell recently sold the H. B. York
farm near Oxford of 1s0 acres, thirty
six acres Of which are under cultiva-
ton. All improvements were included
in the sale as we'll as the growing
crops. This week he sold 80 acres Of
this farm for Mr.. F. A. Kniefer, Of Col
orado. to Mr.. Henry Schwab Of Okla
homa, the consideration for the 80
acres being $500. Mr.. Campbell also
recently sold twenty lots with one
house in Bel1eview for Mr.. Nathan
Mayo to Mr.. w. r. Fitzpatrick of AL
ALBANIA.
Mr.. J. NJ. Nicely has had his real es-
tate office. building moved from a side
street to a more prominent location on
Front street.
MIR. John Barthelmas and wife who
were here recently to locate their land
which they purchased from the Flor
ida National Land Co, have returned
and are now located in 81. II. %. Mr..
Dan Mccarthy and wife of New York.
who are related, accompanied Mr.. Bar
thelmas here and will work the farm
together.
Mrs. Chas. A. Davis Of Ocala is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs D. B. Mayo for a few
days.
A box supper will be given this Fri
day night at the residence Of Mrs. j. s.
Barrett. There will be set prices on
the boxes instead Of the usual auction,
and in this manner It Is hoped to real
ize better prices than heretofore. Ice
cream and cake will also be served.
# receipts from the sale OF the boxes.
ice cream and cake will be donated to
the Methodist church.
Mr. Needham Nix Of Belleview held
services at the Methodist church last
Sunday.
Mr. c. H. LaRowe and son Leland of
New York have purchased from the
Florida National Land Co. twenty acres
in 8, II, %. They are now living in a
tent until their house is built.
Mr.. J. P. Matlock Of Fresno, Calf, Is
enjoying life in Florida in a tent while
the carpenters are busy building his
house on the forty acre tract he recent
ly purchased from the Florida National
Land Co. in 80. II, %. Mr.. Matlock will
have for a neighbor Mr.. Robert Shaw,
one Of Florida's successful farmers
The first work done on his land was
the drilling Of a we'll and fine water
was obtained at a depth Of forty feet.
There is now twenty feet Of water in
the pipe.
Mr.. George Grimes, of Blair, New. has
been here inspecting land for friends
and has returned very much pleased
with both the land and the country.
Mr.. Joseph Haak Of San Mateo, Calf.
has returned to settle on the twenty
acres In 20, II, 22. which he bought
from the Florida National Land Co.
This land is in the Pedro district.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Jones, secretary of the
Florida National Land Co., returned
last Friday and will remain Indefinite
ly. Mr.. Jones is a great lover Of our
climate
Mr.. Hans Nelson has started to clear
his land in Is, II, %. which he pur-
chased from the Florida National Land
Co Mr.. Nelson will continue to live in
town in his house which he purchased
some time ago from Mr.. D. B. Mayo.
The following are the arrivals at the
National Hotel for the past week. all
Of whom have purchased land from the
National Land Co.. viz: n. Kent. Martin
Albert. c. Fl. LaRowe, Leland LaRowe
]. p. Matlock. ]. F. Hansgen and wife
| Mrs. J. Schabel. E. D. McRae. G.
Grimes, Geo. w. Stake and Otto Dear
dor
Last Saturday Mr. A. D. Mitchell took
his hired man, Joe Burliskie. to the
Ocala hospital for treatment. Bur
| liskie had swallowed a nail and i,
| was feared that this caused him the
pains he suffered, but upon examina-
tion it was decided by the doctors tina,
| Joseph had gall stones and was put
under treatment for this malady. Bur
1 OiSk 1o hn G- -
the hospital and worried greatly
Strange to say he returned here blind
| as bat and the doctors cannot ac-
count for this new misfortune
Miss Ida Rainey, Mr.. VIII Perry and
Mr.. E. Bailey all Of Oxford, were here
last Sunday visiting Miss Jennie viii
der.
School opened last Monday with the
| largest attendance in the history OF
/ the Summerfield school. More scholars
are being enrolled daily.
Mr.. John Derring has received q let
ter from the Rev. Bishop Of st. Au.
[gustine giving his approval for the
erection of a Catholic church here and
sends his blessing to all. He also
wishes the undertaking a success.
Encouraging news is received from
headquarters Of the Seaboard Air Line
in regard to establishing a night mar
here. The company has the matter
under advisement and from present re.
ports the thing looks good. Up to date
the building of the new station has
/ not begun. but we are assured that
| work will soon be under way.
| All the old time farmers and the
new settlers are all busy these days
planting their fall crops
| Your complexion as well as your
temper is rendered miserable by a dis
ordered liver. BY taking Chamber