The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-02-17

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B. Mayo. fraternal master, reports
that estimates have been received for
erecting the hall, which will be sub
mitted at the next lodge meeting.
A carload of household goods arriv-
ed last Saturday for Messrs. G. H.
Martin and c. Ardhammer of Lake Ne
! lagamon, Mich, who are now perma-
nent residents of Marion county.
These gentlemen purchased their land
from the Florida National Land Com
pany and have already started inn
Iprovements. They also brought some
fine stock with them.
Mr.. Elmer r. Elder of Decatur, Ill.,,
who was here last year, and who pur-
chased 500 acres of land on the south
side of Little Lake Weir, is here for
few days looking after his interests.
Mr.. Elder expressed himself as we'll
pleased with the growth of Summer
field and the surrounding territory.
Services were held last Sunday by
the Baptists, and Mrs. S. q. Campbell
was baptized in the afternoon. The
congregation is fast raising the neces-
sary amount for building the church
on the lot donated by Mr.. B. B. Nc
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Douglass of the
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companied by Mr.. Charlie Davis and
Mr.. w. F. Vose, drove to Crystal Riv-
er last Sunday.
Misses Reba Bryant, Hermine Kotz-
bauer and Daisy Davis, accompanied
by Mr.. G. p Davis and Mr.. w. F.
Vose, went to Belleview last Tuesday
evening, and were entertained by the
young ladies of that village.
Mrs. D. B. Mayo and baby have gone
to Crystal River on visit to their
mother.
Miss May Nehlsen entertained a
few of her friends at her home last
Wednesday evening. Music, games
and nice supper were enjoyed by
those present.
Mr.. R. e. Downs returned to his
home at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. last
Thursday. The entire community
wishes him a safe voyage and an ear
i y return. Mr. Downs believes that
there is no place like our village.
The Misses Hazel and Georgia Cas-
caden and Miss May Nehlsen were
among those who attended the dance
at Levon last Friday evening.
Miss Agnes Wright spent last Sun
day afternoon with her mother in
Ocala, returning in Mr.. Nathan Mayo's
auto.
Some days ago Mrs c. Nehlsen lost
a three-quarter length black coat
somewhere on the -Summerfield
hard road between the A. C. L. tracks
and Ocala Will the finder notify her
at Summerfield.
Your correspondent has it from
pretty good authority that it will not
be long before the Seaboard's limited
train will stop at Summerfield on
fag. If such happens our people will
be under thankful obligations to Mr..
lC. r. Dickerson, T. p. A., of Tampa
The following have registered at
the National Hotel during the past
week: A. B. Royal, T. G. Brown, N. B.
lColens, A. B. Clair, j. B. Reality, VIM.
Hewes, E. ]. Humphrey, G. N. Akin
Ison, w. L. Atkinson, p B. Winchell,
10. Etewell, l. A. Herkle, j. B. Perry,
lC w. Bennett, w. G. Britain, James
Carroll, j. R. Wuriek, c. H. Masten,
II. c. Buffum, H. A. Seymour and fam.
lily, NJ. ]. luminous and family, L.
Brooks, E. R. Elder, j. F. Terry. L. F
Bills, ]. L. Hudson, A. C. Moore, E. E.
4 Andra, D F. C. Robertson and w. c.
Keathly. The above are all here to
locate lands purchased from the Flor.
ida National Land Company. Mr.
Seymour and family and Mr.. Turn
mons and family are here to remain
land will move to their land as soon as
lfha huiIdinpc ara cononlo+od