The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-11-10

church here and held services last |
Sunday. preaching a very learned and |
interesting sermon.
Miss Cora Pritchard. who is In
charge OF the Summerdeld school. re- |
eeiEed a telegram last Tuesday call |
ing her to her grandmother's bedside. !
Miss Pritchard Immediately dismissed |
school and left for Inverness. the home |
Of her grand relative.
Last Tuesday Mr.. A D. Mitchell |
hauled to town the first load Of sweet |
potatoes Of the season and sold them
to Mr.. Nathan Mayo, receiving one dol |
lar per bushel. Dad is generally the
first to start stocking the market.
Mr.. ]. s. Barrett, who is employed
in Ocala. but still retains his resi-
dence here, came home last Tuesday to
cast his ballot for statewide prohibit
ton.
Mr.. J. NJ. Nicely has received a letter
from Mr.. F. NJ. Curtis telling him that
he would arrive in two weeks to take
possession Of the 40-acre farm which
he had purchased some time ago.
| Mr.. II. ]. Wall is about to move into
. the Allen Moody house. which he
bought through Mr.. Nicely.
| Mr.. J. W. Puterbough of Logansport.
Ind. has bought the Austin Moody
|
sion. The sale was consummated by
Mr.. J. NJ. Nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles kircher of
Chicago. who are touring the state.
are here for short visit to their
| brother, Mr. William Hendricks.
| Misses Annie Atkinson and Eugenia
| Fuller, two of Ocala's most charming
young ladies. accompanied by Messrs.
Troy Hall and Sam league, made a
flying trip here Tuesday. They visited
Mrs D. B. Mayo.
| The McGehee Lumber Co. expects to
start the entire new plant about Dec.
LIST. The mill was destroyed by fire
| some months ago. The new mill will
be equipped with the most modern ma
chinery and a greater output. They
also have under consideration the es-
adjustment Of a lumber yard here
which would save many new settlers
and others living east Of town such
long hauls.
| Mr.. W. NJ. Tatroe. formerly Of York,
Neb., and now a resident of Marion
county, will exhibit at the county fair
at Ocala his prize winning S. c. Black
Minorcas.
The following have registered at the
National Hotel for the past week: N.
L. Catoss, w. L. Vickery and family,
A. T. Highly and wife. Clifford Morris,
John Beatty. John sommers. L.
Hughes. Z. B. Guney. G H. Morton and
wife, Fred Garrett. Nick Garrett, E. f.
Paige, ]. Webster, G. G. Lee and fam
lily. Mrs. E. NJ. Rich. A. D. Rich, W. F.
Hartman and family. NJ. Samson, A. ].
IFosdick. w. W. Borrus. R. A. Bells
} F. Shcinke and wife, D. c. Bacon.
Harold Bacon, Alton Barr. c. H. Lock-
wood. E. 0. Humphrey. ]. a. Law
renee and wife, NJ. c. Jones and E. H.
|Rynehoet and family. The above are
all land buyers from the Florida Ma
} tional Land Co. and will become resi-
dents of Marion county.
| Several carloads Of household goods
have arrived over the Seaboard Air
Line for a number Of new settlers who
are expected to arrive in a day or two.
) Brother Ricketson is a hard worked
man these days looking after the new
lsettlers' goods which arrive daily.
Last Tuesday evening Mr.. n 1.
Gottlieb Of Ocala completed the or
ganization Of the Summerfield council
of the Fraternal Union Of America.
The council held its first meeting in
the store Of Mr.. Nathan Mayo and aft
er Mr. Gottlieb made a short talk the
members proceeded to elect officers for
the ensuing year. Mr.. Dempsy Mayo
was given the greatest honor and was
/. elected fraternal master of the coun-
Gil and his name will be inscribed in
the charter. which is considered quite
an honor. Mr.. D. B. Mayo is a capable
gentleman and most fitted for the Of
fee and will lead the council to sue
Icess. The other officers elected were
as follows: ]. NJ. Harralson, Justice: J.
IF. Ricketson. secretary; r. Lee Black
man. treasurer: w. Cleveland. truth;
p. w. Collens. mercy: Marshall Kirby.
guide; B. L. Baker, guard: Guy D'Equi-
Wiley. sentinel: Messrs. S. U. Camp
bell. J. d. Proctor and J. E. Branch.
stewards. AS soon as the charter ar
rives from the supreme council q
meeting will be called and Mr.. N. I.
lGottlieb will come here to install the
officers, initiate new members and
lstart the council of on the road to
success. All applications for men,
bership should be addressed to the
Isecretary, Mr.. j. F. Ricketson, and any
one wishing any explanations as to the
objects OF the union may apply to the
fraternal master, Mr. D. B. Mayo. or
any member Of the organization. II
you are not a member. find out tho
hor tot he