The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-07-05
OCALA OCCURRENCES
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Burnett came up
from Tampa Saturday to visit Mrs.
Burnett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.
Smoak.
One of Ocala's clever young men will
lead one of its prettiest girls to the
altar before many more days.
Mr.. G. H. Dame has returned from a
trip to Pablo Beach and Mayport,
where he organized prosperous camps
of Woodmen.
Mr. John T. Lewis of Moss Bluff. was
in town today. Mr.. Lewis went to
Tallahassee, where ne will appear be-
fore the pardon board tomorrow in the
interest of several prisoners.
Mr.. NJ s. Slaughter Of Terrell and
Mr.. F. ]. Kennard of Tampa are guests
of the Ocala House.
Mr.. Charles Bra bham of the Dunnel-
Ion Advocate, spent the fourth in this
city.
The fire this afternoon at o'clock
was in the roof of a cottage occupied
by Henry Gillen. colored. in the 4th
ward The damage amounted to about
$40
Messrs. r. H. Connell of Arcadia and
G. K. Keeney of Anthony. were pleas
ant callers at this office today. Mr..
Connell is an Anthony boy and is home
for few days visit.
Mr.. w. c. Black, one of Weirsdale's
citizens, was in town today and paid
us a pleasant call.
WANTED-A stenographer viii
have to begin upon small salary Ac-
curate work, not speed, required. Must
be good at figures. viii have to as
sist with books but not necessary to be
a bookkeeper. State age. qualifications
and references. P. o. Box 604, Ocala
ton, two of Anthony's prosperous farm
ers. were in town yesterday.
Mr.. ]. H. Taylor has commenced
work on his summer home on North
Lake Weir. The cottage will be very
pretty one, and is especially we'll To-
Gated.
Miss Jessie Wilson, after a pleasant
visit to her friends in Ocala, returned
today to her home at Reddick.
and decorator, who spent some months
in Ocala three or four years ago, has
returned to the city and may locate
here.
Mr.. Clifford Peabody has returned
from his visit to Sanford.
Mr.. E. r. Hutchins of Eustis, drug
gist, who was with the Court Phar-
macy for some time two years ago. Is
in the city for the week
Mr.. Phil Robinson is relieving Mr..
Otto Lohrig at the postoffice for a few
days.
Mr.. John r. Dewey, after some days
business.
Paul Wolff spent the 4th at Lees
burg and said that pretty town had a
fine celebration.
Any lady who bakes good bread, and
who would like to bake two large
loaves week for good purpose can
secure the contract by calling on DR.
Smith.
w. D. Eminisor was fined SIS in
Justice Lyles court yesterday fol
cruelty to animals. He killed one of
Mason Tison's valuable bird dogs.
The Kings Daughters will meet to-
Methodist church.
Mrs. B. Goldman and children will
leave Sunday for Savannah, where they
VIII spend the summer
Mrs. Ernest Smith arrived today
from Hampton, for a few days visi,
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. H
Osteen.
Miss Frances w Tarver leaves to.
night for Atlanta to visit friends il
that city and other nearby points fol
two or three months. Her father, Mr.
| J. V. Tarver, will accompany her a.
far as Jacksonville.
Mr.. Bruce Meffert is having the tri,
| of his life. He left Ocala a few day.
ago and met his friend, Mr.. F. NJ
Leonard at Valdosta, Ga. From Their,
they started out with Mr.. Leonard:
Regal automobile for long trip. Thei
/ first run was to Atlanta, which the,
| reached in the afternoon after a pleas
ant ride, the two men taking turns
about al the steering wheel. The onl,
| inishap was one puncture. From At
| lanta they will go to Roanoke, Va. ant
stop there few days. Thence to New
| York and another stop. New York t.
Boston and stay over. From there the,
will take Mr.. Leonards motor boa
and go up into Canada, later on to De
| troit and then to Mr.. Meffert's forme
home in Buchanon, Mich. Mr.. Meffer
naturally anticipates the grandest triI
of his life. and the conditions an,
itinerary are most suspicious for suc1
a one.