The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-07-13
DUNNELLON DOTS
Many Happenings Of Moment In and
Around the Phosphate City
(Advocate)


G. s. Davis who is visiting relatives
at Fayetteville, n. c., is expected home
next Sunday.
William Cooper returned home last
Sunday from Clearwater, where he has
been for the past few days on a vaca-
ton
Miss Delma Black of Coaling. Ala.
is in the city visiting her brother. DR..
r. G. Black and family.
II, A. Reynolds went up to Ocala
Wednesday morning. returning in the
afternoon.
large @crowd from Dunnellon at
tended the ball game at Williston
w Wednesday, between the Williston and
Dunnellon mines. They went up on
the Coast Line train and returned on
the Seaboard. The Dunnellon boys
were defeated by score of to 4.
Mrs. G. G. Leitner and Master Clar-
ence, left Wednesday for st. Peters
burg and Tampa, where they will
spend a few days on the Gulf
Mr.. J. a. Parham is suffering with
"a severe case of neuralgia.
Mr.. w. D. Edwards made a business
trip to Crystal River Tuesday. He is
putting on large sale at his branch
store at that place.
Mr.. ]. B. Brace received a message
from Mrs. Brace stating that she ar
rived in jamestown all right.
Don't forget the piano recital at the
Masonic hall Tuesday night.
Supt. r. L. Turner of Inverness was
in the city last Monday.
Mrs. S. r. Clarke of Alachua came
down Tuesday to visit her mother,
Mrs. MA Hargraves.
| Mayor ]. D. Robertson of Ocala was
| in the city Wednesday
Mrs. Harmon Head Of Fort Mead is
| in the city visiting relatives.
Mrs. w. P. Head left Tuesday for
Woodbury., Ga, where she will visit
for the next few weeks.
Judge VIM. NJ. Gober few days ago
received from Hon. S. J. Hilburn. grand
chancellor of the Knights of Pythias
| of the grand dominion of Florida,
commission of appointment to the of
fee Of district deputy grand chancellor
for the ninth district, embracin the
counties of Sumter, Marion, Citrus,
| fernando and Pasco, in which there is
located a number of very thriving Py-
THAN lodges. The appointment carries
| with it considerable honor and Mr..
Gober's friends are congratulating him
| on being so favOrably recognized at
the hands of the grand chancellor, and
predict great success for the ninth dis
trict under his supervision. Mr.. Gober
expects to make trip in the near fu-
ture and visit all the lodges within his
district, and as soon as the matter can
| be arranged to hold a district conven-
ton, which will probably be held at
Ocala.
A very unfortunate accident occurr-
ed at Mulberry on July 1st, resulting
in the death of Mr.. S. S. Payne Mr.
Payne was working for one of the peb-
BILE phosphate companies near Mulber-
iry. his duties being connected with the
/ operation of steam shovel and in
some manner the operator of the ma
chine in swinging the boom around
allowed it to swing too far, and Mr.
Payne was caught between the boom
and guy wire or brace used to sup
port the shovel, and his body was
crushed in such a manner that death
iresulted almost instantly. Mr.. Payne
was a young man well known in this
community, being a son of Mr.. an6
Mrs. T. r. Payne at Rockwell. and was
one or two years of age. Mr.. Payne
was summoned by wire and left imme.
diately for Mulberry, but missed con
nections and was unable to accompany
the body here. The remains reached
here on the End and were inferred a
the Lecanto cemetery in the afternoon
We extend the bereaved family ou
deepest sympathy.