The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-04-14
SUNIsfERFIELD

summerheld. April 13.-Mr. r. NJ
Christian Of Ocala was a visitor here
last Monday.
Mr. J. W. Davis went TO Ocala last
Monday on business.
Mrs D. E. Mayo. who has been away
for some time visiting relatives and
friends at Crystal River and Ocala, re-
turned home last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Mayo and child
rem and Mrs. Ola Potter and her child
rem enjoyed a drive last Sunday in Mr..
Mayo's auto. The party drove over a
new route 20 Ocala and returned by the
hard road.
The daily showers which nave oc-
Cured during the past week have been
very beneficial 10 the growing crops
and banner year is looked for by the
farmers
Summerfeld keeps on growing. two
new houses now being in the course of
construction for new corners.
The Mayo Realty Co. is in daily re-
ceipt of letters of inquiry from pros
pective northern land buyers and set
tiers asking many questions as TO our
climate and lands: the company also
reports several sales of land durin g
the past week.
VII. anu Mrs. IL L. bOuS las Oh the
Florida National Land Co, went to
and pleasure.
Wildwood last week to attend the per
Torrance given by Phillips Western
Dramatic Company.
Mr.. ]. T. Baker, manager of one OF
Mr.. Mayo's railroad tie camps, was a
visitor here last Tuesday
At the Nathan Mayo store many
tempting and beautiful Easter goods
are being displayed this week and the
clerks are kept on the jump waiting on
the eager buyers.
During the past week the followin g
have registered a the National hotel:
r. G. Burch, T. VI. Perry, S. L. Settle
w. G. Law. VIM. Dennis, Rudolph p.
Lange, A. H. Fuller, Miss ]. ]. Fuller
A. H. Eastman and wife, r. W. Taylor
George Knalovec and Joseph Fell. The
above are all land buyers from the
Florida National Land Co., and have
| come here to inspect their purchases
and have expressed themselves as well
pleased with both land and climate.
w. ]. Thornton of Georgia and w. H
kendrick Of Dade City, were visitors
| here during the week.
| Mr.. George Knalovec and Mr.. Joseph
Fell, both from Chicago. have arrived
| to take possession of the land they
purchased from the Florida National
Land Co. These gentlemen have al
ready started to build and when their
house is completed they will imme-
diately begin to clear and fence their
land which they will plant to the leg
luminous crop. AS the Bermuda onion
I IL
grows the finest Bermudas that can be
grown) it is their intention to plan,
several acres of this very profitable
vegetable.
Mr.. ]. D. Carter, manager OF the
Mayo Turpentine Company's still al
Bellevew, was a visitor here last Tues
day.
| Mr. Frink, manager for the McGehee
Lumber Company at Levon, was a WISH
tor here Monday.
| In about three weeks the F. L. of A
hall will be ready for dedication al
which time the management will Sc
cure first class attraction Many
amusement companies have spoken fol-
| the opening performance but the en-
| tertainment committee is taking much
care in selecting an attraction which
Will prove a drawing card. Dramatic
companies and moving picture shows
travelling in Florida should address the
| manager of the F. U. of A. hall, Sum
| merfield, Fla, for dates.
| Mr.. c. A. Pound, representing the
Baird Hardware Company, Of Gaines.
vile, was a visitor here last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Mayo drove uI
to Ocala last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs
d. B. Mayo and baby returned with
them.
! Mr.. D. A Warren left last Tuesday
| for Wildwood to begin painting the
| Met odist church a that place. He
was accompanied by Mr.. Jones Kirby