The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-02-16
SCMMERFTELD

Summarized. Feb. 16.-A dance and
supper was given last Thursday eg-
ening for the benefit Of the hall fund
Of the FraternaI Union of America
The dance was given in the new addi-
ton TO Mr. Nathan Mayo's store and
proved 10 be the most successful ben
eft ever given in Summerheld. The
attendance was large and many OF the
young folks living az oxford. Levon
and Pedro came to have a good time
and help swell the hall fund Mr. D T.
Mayo, fraternal master. reports that
estimates have been received for erect
ing the hall which will be submitted
al the next meeting of the lodge: the
subscription list il rapidly being
signed and the amounts following the
signers names shows great generosity
and the interest shown in the good
cause. So great was the enjoyment
had at this dance, that those who at
tended have asked for another social
at an early date as possible
\ carload Of household goods ar
rived last Saturday for Messrs c H.
Martin and c. Ardhammer. Of Lake
Nela CANON. Mich. who are now per-
manent residents of Marion county
These gentlemen purchased their land
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and have already started improve
ments. They also brought some fine
stock with them.
Mr.. Elmer T. Elder of Decatur. Ill.
who was here last year and who
bought FIVE hundred acres of land on
the south side of Little Lake Weir. is
here for few days looking after his
interests. Mr.. Elder expressed him
self as well pleased with the growth
Of Summerfeld and the surrounding
territory.
Services were held last Sunday by
the Baptists and Mrs. S. L. Campbell
was baptized in the afternoon. The
congregation is fast raising the ne
cessary amount for building the church
on the lot donated by Mr.. w. B. Mac
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. Douglass of the
Florida National Land Co, accom-
panied by Mr.. Charley Davis and Mr.
W. F. Fose, drove to Crystal River
last Sunday.
Misses Reba Bryant. Hermine Hotz-
bauer and Daisy Davis. accompanied
by Mrs. Chas. p. Davis and Mr. w F
Nose, went TO Belleview last Tues
day evening and were entertained by
the young ladies of that village.
to Crystal River on visit to her
mother.
Miss May Nehlsen entertained a few
of her friends at her home last We'd
nesday evening. Music, games and
nice supper were greatly enjoyed by
those present.
Mr. r. +. Downs, who is the bright
star of Summerfeld when here, re-
turned to his home in Cedar Rapids
Iowa, last Thursday. The entire com
munity wishes him a safe voyage and
an early return. Mr.. Downs believes
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 Tuesday 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 Ocala and Summer
field hard road between the A c. L.
tracks and Ocala. Will the finder no
tify her at Summerfield?
Your CORES pendent has it from very
good authority that it will not be long
at Summertield flag. If such hap
pens, our people will be under thank
full obligations to Mr.. c. r DECKER
son, T. p. A. of Tampa.
The following have registered a the
National Hotel during the past week:
\. B. Royal, Thos. f. Browne, Nelson
~. Colenos. Arthur B. Clair, John e.
Realty, F. J. Nftoir. William Hewes
f. J. Humphrey, Geo N Atkinson,
William L. Atkinson, Percy B. Win
chell, o. Etewell, Ira a. Herkle, J. B.
Perry, c. W. Bennett, w c. Britain.
James Carol, J. r. Wurick, C. H. Mas
tin, F. c. Buffum, II. \. Seymour and
family, NJ. J. Timmons and family, L.
Brooks, Elmer r. Elder. VI. Wandolah
J. F. Terry. l. F. Bills, j. L. Hudson,
\. {. Moore, +. f. Andia, D. F. c.
Robertson and W. Keathley The
above are all here to locate lands pur-
chased from the Florida National Land
Co. Mr.. Seymour and family and Mr.
Timmons and family are here to re-
main and will move to their land as
soon as buildings are completed