The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-11-15
ORANGE SPRINGS

orange Springs, Nov. 15--MrS. A j..
Pfister of Humboldt, Iowa, arrived
here last Thursday. She was accom-
panied by her father, Mr.. Myers. They
are we'll pleased with Florida and are
here to stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Loughery of
Geyington, Ky, We're among the ar
rivals last week and are located in
section 35.
Mr.. w. F. Jordan has some very fine
oranges and grapefruit in the market
here but has not shipped any yet.
w. H. Massey & Co. shipped the first
carload of naval stores last Saturday
that has been routed over the Ocala
Northern. There is quite a good deal
of shipping to and from this place and
Orange Springs is getting its share of
homeseekers.
Mr.. J. W. Taylor, of the Oeala
Northern construction department, was
in town yesterday. He said that the
rails would be laid to the G. S. & F.
tracks by next Saturday and in a very
short time this part of the road would
be surfaced and ready for the trains
to go into Palatka.
Miss Ida S. Monroe of McMeekin and
Mrs. Mary f. Boyle of Ocala. We're
business visitors here last Thursday
Mr.. s. H. Martin of Ocala, was a
guest of the Porter House Friday. He
had the good luck to get his sisters
horse. which had been stolen and car
ried it back home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Blake and daughter
Miss Emma of Forest, Ontario, arriv-
| ed with a party of homeseekers Fri
| day. They are guests of the Porter
| House and are here to stay:
| Air and Mrs Geo w. Woods of Hen
derson, Ky. We're among the arrivals
Thursday
Mr. Harry Neitzer of Miles City
| Montana, is a visitor here.
| Mr.. 1. Turner and a relative. Mr.. c
| H. Turner, are registered at the Porter
House. They are from Algona, Iowa.
| Mr.. Geo. NJ. Spragins of Weather
fields, Tex. is a visitor here. He, too
| is homeseeker.
| Mr. B. II. Wordsworth of Garrison
Ky. was among last Fridays arrivals
| Mr.. G. c. Barton of Algona, Iowa
is registered at the Porter House.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. McMurtry, Nc
Meekin. Mr.. and Mrs. Rigby and Mr.
and Mrs. Fowler of Johnson, formed
pleasant party who enjoyed a baske
dinner at the Springs Thursday.
Mrs. Sheldon. on Echo Duck Farm
has been quite sick. Her friends ar
glad to know she is Improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. True Turner and MI
and Mrs. Fred Higgins of Interlachen
were visiting friends here Sunday
Mr. c. B. Hewey of Ruburn, Me-, wa
among Saturdays arrivals.
Mr. Charles Bartels is stopping 70
Ia while at the spring. In all proba
biIity he will locate nearby.
Miss Alice Evans has been called t
spend several days at the New Sout
Farm and Home Company's office i
Jacksonville.
| Mr.. Charlie Woods, who has been o
the sick list, is again able to be out.
| Mr.. Maurice c. Jordan gave hi
young friends an invitation to a birth
day dinner last Sunday. All accepte
gladly and spent most enjoyable da!
!. Mrs. Jordan served them an eXcellen
menu and Mr.. Jordan treated them
some fine grapefruit and oranges t
carry home. They also had pleasar
boat rides on the beautiful Okla awah;
All came home feeling that they ha
spent most pleasant day. The guest
were Messrs. Charles c. Hodges. Willi
; Massey. Olin Massey and Miss Lo
MASSEY and Miss Florence Hall.
Rev. p W. Peck goes nobly on wit
the church work here. He gave us
good sermon Sunday evening. H
= subject was. Every Man Over Again!
His Own House" We should feel
ipersonal interest in the church wor
here. The harvest is great but tt
reapers are few" Some contribution
are being made and we hope to see
spiritual revival here.
Hannah Beckham. a very old ar
worthy negro, died here last Thur:
{ day She went to sleep and continue
j.. sleeping without food or drink seve
days and nights. When she awakene
1t was thought she was better. In
few hours she was dead.