The Ocala evening star., 1911-01-05
SUNMERFIELD
FOrty-TwO Families of Settlers Have
Arrived from Pennsylvania

Summerfield, Jan. 5.-Miss Hermine
Klotzbauer, Of San Antonio, has arriv-
ed to accept a position as clerk in the
general merchandise store of Nathan
Mayo. Miss Klotzbauer is very
charming young lady and will doubt
less make many friends.
The Rev. Mr.. Blocker, who has been
appointed to the Summerfield Metho-
dist church. preached his first sermon
here last Sunday.
Owing TO the increase in the num-
ber of land buyers who arrive here ev-
cry day and the crowded condition of
the National Hotel, Mr.. F. ]. Simmonds
has secured the adjoining building,
which has just been completed. and
converted it into an annex to the pres
ent hotel Mr.. SimmondS is now pre-
pared to accommodate twenty-five or
more additional guests.
Capt. Geo. W. Barry of Butler. Pa,
has arrived, bringing with him forty
two families who will be located on
lands which Capt. Barry bought from
the Florida National Land Co. Each
family will be furnished with houses
and everything necessary to get good
start We understand that the captain
will soon return to Pennsylvania to
come back here with about eighty
ed in this section.
Mr.. Frank J. Simmends. lessee of the
National Hotel. has added about forty
feet more of floor space to the already
large dining room. Besides this. Mr..
Simmonds will put in a stock of ci-
gars, tobaccos and post cards which
will be a great accommodation to the
guests who have liking for these
things. Our host will try to have
number of popular. brands OF cigars
and tObaccoS which the northernerS
have been accustomed to.
Mrs. S. U. Campbell. who was called
to Jonesboro, Tenn, TO attend the flu
neral of her mother, Mrs. Ebert
Chase. who died a fortnight ago. re-
turned last Saturday.
The following have registered a the
new Summerfield hotel: J. \. Sutter.
f. D. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Jelli-
son, Mr.. and Mrs r. V. Carpenter and
two children, Curtis and Bowen, ]. w.
Sparks, \. J. Rhinegard.
Miss Dora Campbell, who has been
here for sometime visiting her brother
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. S L. Camp
bell. returned to her home in Jones'
bOro, Tenn, last Thursday. While here
Miss Campbell made many friends.
National hotel during the past week:
Capt. Geo. w. Barry. F. J. Thorelle. +.
d. Parker, c. w. Frazee, w. j. Burger.
A. Baumgartner, c. \. Klotz and wife.
Oscar Hellman. j. W. ONeill. J. c.
Honaker. J. r. White and son. Harry
Carter. W. o. Payne, c. Miller, Emil
Padecky. Emil Jurdan. l. y. Eshen-
baugh. Z. f. Eshenbaugh. c. \. Snats-
fager and wife, Mrs. L. NJ SINUS. Will
lam Brown. II. p. Wonderly. J. G
Housenick and wife. A. Henricks and
wife and D. r. Irving and wife. The
above are all land buyers from the
Florida National Land Co. and have
come to locate their lands. Some will
remain permanently while others will
return north TO arrange their business
affairs and come back next fall
Mr. J. F. Deering. of Effngham. Ill.
son of the late John Deering. who died
here the latter part OF November. has
offered to donate a lot for a Catholic
church a memorial to his father
who was devout Catholic and who
organized the movement TO secure a
church and priest for Summerfeld.
The work of raising money for the
church iS now being pressed forward
and soon will see the foundation 10 the
church laid, All Catholics residing in
or near Summerfeld are requested TO
send their names TO Mr.. ?. w. Collens.
who has succeeded Mr. Deering in the
good work. All donations will he
thankfully received.
At the meeting last night Of the Fra
ternal Union, which was attended by
al the members, the question of a hall
was freely discussed and the matter
placed in the hands of a committee TO
look up the different plans. Mr.. Nathan
Mayo. who donated the lot for the hall.
stands ready TO do what he can to
make the matter of a hall a success. a
is also our fraternaI master, Mr.. D. r.
Mayo
LOOK Unu TUE, DEE