The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-12-26


Mr.. B. S. Weathers Of the Florida
National Bank of Jacksonville came
in Saturday to spend Christmas with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A Wealth
erS.
Mr.. Geo. c. Crawford came up from
Port Inglis to spend Christmas with
his family. He returned this morning,
to finish his work, the plumbing on
Mr. Auchincloss' palatial yacht The
work is almost done, and Mr. Craw-
ford expects to be home permanently
in a few days.
Mr.. o. W. Cordero went up to Jack
sonvilfe Saturday for a short visit to
his father, Mr.. J. B, Cordero, and re-
turned Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H l. McConn, who
have been living for some time in one
of the Pittman cottages. in the second
ward. went to St Petersburg Sunday,
where they will reside.
The Presbyterians have made con-
siderable improvements lately in their
already handsome church. The cell
ing has been remodeled, the walls re-
papered and a new floor laid. 1t looks
all the same as new inside.
Mr.. William Wilson of Tampa came
up to spend Christmas with his wife
and baby, who have been with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Martin for
the past week.
Mr.. John T. Lewis of Oklawaha is
enjoying a visit from his father. Mr..
S. B. Lewis of Ozark, Ala Mr.. Lewis
Sr., is eighty years old, but is as
active as most men thirty years
younger.
Mr. Bart Corley of the Leesburg
Commercial passed thru the city last
night on his way home from Gaines
vile. where he spent Christmas with
his little son.
Julius Brown, who came home last
week from Atlanta for the holidays,
set in almost Immediately to help out
Marcus Frank in his big selling out
SALE
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Brown and son
Carl and Mr. Browns sister, Mrs. Nc
Collum, and little daughter Bernice,
spent Christmas with Mrs. c. S. Gates
at Weirsdale
There was family reunion Christ
mas day of the Gates family at their
home on North Orange street. The
eldest son, Claude. came home last
week from his position at Key West
his sister, Mrs. T. G. Smith, and chill
dren, arrived from Fort Valley, Ga.
Friday, and Mr.. Paul Gates arrived
from Macon Saturday.
Mr.. Claude Gates, who is here from
Key West, spending Christmas with
his mother, Mrs. H. c. Gates. says he
saw Mr.. Ernest Hodge at Miami, and
that enterprising young man has a
fine job-printing outfit and is doing
we'll.
Mr.. ]. P. Harder is in the city fol
the holidays. Mrs. Harder has beer
with her daughter, Mrs. George Pas
teur, for several weeks, and Mr.. Har-
der has been prospecting around the
Clearwater and st. Petersburg sec
lions.
Mr.. Tom Pasteur, who has been with
Mr.. r. s. Hall since leaving the Nun
! roe & Chambliss Bank, two years ago
i will take a position with the Ocals
| National Bank, filling the position held
| by Mr.. Wilson. Mr.. Pasteur is a Mar
| ion county product, a fine penman ant
| a first class accountant.
Mrs. ]. R. Moorhead left today fol
| Jacksonville, where she will spend {
few days with her sister, Miss Nellie
Hooper, who is principal Of the Soutf
Jacksonville High School.
Mrs. Dewitt Greenwood Haley and
little daughter arrived Sunday after
noon from Chicago. to visit Mrs
Haley's mother, Mrs. c. J. Phillips.
Mrs. r. w sistrunk passed thru thu
city Sunday, on her way from he
home at Bay st. Louis. to visit he
parents at Brooksville.
The Presbyterians had a most pleas
ant Christmas entertainment at thei
church Sunday evening. The program
was very instructive and all thos
who participated carried out thei
parts in the most efficient manner.
| Mr.. VIII Galbraith and family 0
williston. who have been visitin;
friends here, left today for visit t.
Reddiek.
Mrs. George Mexican and her prett,
little daughter are in the city from
Tampa. visiting Mrs. McKean's par
ents. Judge and Mrs w S Bullock
Messrs. Clifford and Don Peabod
are enjoying a visit from their mother
Mrs Pea body of Sanford, and sister
Mrs W r Griffith OF Sarasota.
Mrs S A. Chapman and daughter
Miss Laura Chapman. of Jacksonville
are spending this week with thei
daughter and sister. Mrs. Edwin spen
Ger, Jr.
Mr.. r. V. Hendricks and wife re
turned this morning from their Christ
mas visit TO Mrs Hendricks parent!
Mr. and Mrs. \. J. Leavengood, a
Stanton Mr.. Leavengood came u
with them.
4 negro man has been stealing NJ
Charlie Smiths forage from the LOT
of his barn, east Of the city. The 9th
er night a plank was removed froI
the floor and Christmas night the maj
who was after his regular supply {
feed, fell through the hole and ais
through the top OF Mr.. Smiths bug
gy, which was standing beneath Tn
thief was badly skinned and brunse
but not seriously injured