The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-12-22

Summerfeld, Dec. 21-Misses Her
mine Kotzbauer, Hazel Seymour and |
Nathan Wilder drove to Oca1a last |
Monday evening to do some Christmas |
shopping
l. } Kirby and family have moved /
to cucumber farm near Bushnell /
Everybody wishes them a long and
prosperous residence in their new 10 |
cation.
H R. l. White. Of Belleview, one OF
our new corners. was visitor Mon
day. Mr.. White reports having made
a fine crop OF velvet beans and sweet
potatoes, and is well pleased with
having cast his lot with US.
Masters Harold and Raymond Fer
guson OF Lawton, Okla, two young
farmers of that state, were visitors
here Tuesday. These two young far
mers have come with their parents to
cast their lot with the rest Of US. The
young men are very ambitious.
X. Denmark. manager Of the Pedro
still of the Mayo Turpentine Co. was
here on business last Saturday morn
ing.
A J. Chancellor, a new conner, has
moved to the Shively farm until he has
his own farm. purchased from the
Florida National Land Co., improved.
N. J. Wilder is about to construct a
building in which he will conduct an
auto, vehicle and blacksmith repair
| shop Who says Summerfield is not
growing?
W. f. Swearengen and J. W. Matt
| lock Of Pedro, were visitors Saturday.
| NJ. J. Smith Of Aberdeen. s. D.. has
arrived and will soon become a per-
manent settler. Mr.. Smith purchased
| his land from the Florida National
Land Co.
| J. J. Braithwaite Of New York, ar
rived last Sunday on a prospecting
tour. Mr. Braithwaite is seeking
| business location.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlieb Kim, ST., of
Larmes. Pa, are visiting their son,
Gottlieb Kim and family.
| Miss Minnie Goodwin, Of Pedro, was
here Saturday last to do some shop
ping.
| L. ]. Kirby loaded a car of corn last
Saturday which he shipped to his new
home near Bushnell.
| A. C. Moody and wife were here
Tuesday doing their Christmas shop
ping.
Mrs Nathan Mayo will give a dinner
Sunday to relatives.
ming in Oca1a.
Hugo Koenig of California is pre-
pairing to locate on his property south
east from here.
The family Of Mr.. E. U. Ferguson of
tOklahoma have arrived. Mr. Fergu-
son who comes with their car of
household goods and stock is expected
ldaily. Mr.. Ferguson purchased his
lcolony land while here last year and
has now come to stay.
NJ j. Smith Of South Dakota is
much pleased with out country and
will locate on his land bought from
the Florida National Land Co. He re-
tports that the crops in South Dakota
have been complete failure, the far
mers not having raised enough feed
for their stock. He will find condi-
lions better here.
. Eric Beyur and wife of New Jersey
are locating on their colony land. Mr.
/ Beyur expects to crop his land in wa
termelons this spring. Mr. Beyur is q
man of experience who will undoubt-
| eddy make good.
III II. C. Crooks and wife of California
have located on their colony land west
of Oxford. During their short stay ir
Summerfield they have made many
II r. J. Horner of Pennsylvania ha:
now moved on his colony land. Hi:
family expects to join him in few
weeks. His land will be put to wa
termelons. This makes some two
hundred acres of new land that will
be planted to this crop in the imme
diate vicinity of Mr.. Horner's prop
erty.
Ii A. d. Mitchell, Joseph Hough, A. H
Moody, J. c. Smith and A. NJ. Black
| man were busy this week loading car
Of sweet potatoes for the northern
! markets. p. D. Blackwell is also buy
ing and shipping his second car o
this same product for the north ant
will load another Immediately.
II J. D. Carter, manager Of the Belle
view still for the Mayo Turpentin
II Company, was here last Saturday.
II c. NJ. Chandler Of Savannah, was
business visitor here last Saturday
Mr.. Chandler represents the 1. Epstein
IlCo.
II p. B. Searcy and Andrew Yates o
Pedro were here Saturday for thei
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