The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-10-18
ORANGE SPRINGS

Orange Springs. Oct. 17.-Ars. James
Morrison of Mama was a pleasant Wis
itor here Wednesday and Thursday,
the guest Of her sister in-Iaw. Mrs. r.
! Wimberly.
Mr. Nelson S. Patrick and Nr. J. ".
Herrin have been getting fresh vege-
IA bles from their fall gardens, despite
the dry weather
Mrs. Fred w Zoerb who has been
very ill., has been sent to Ocala to the
hospital for treatment.
Mr.. Chas. C. Hodges of Palatka is
spending some time at his old home
with his sister, Miss Bessie Porter. Ev
erybody is glad to see Charlie.
| Mrs. J. w. Miller and daughter.
Oracle have gone to Jacksonville and
will probably spend the winter in that
busy city.
Mr. and Mrs. I. \. Wimberly have
returned home after a delightful visit
| to relatives in Jacksonville and Ma
con, Ga.
| Mention should have been made last
week of the large rattlesnake Mr.. Al
bert Merkle brought in. 1t was huge,
had eleven rattles and measured six
| feet. Mr. Merkie saved the hide and
stuffed it, Mr.. T. G. Mitchell has the
| IdnSS. edFlui tuIuSS lHtS Ipoh " ne
Mr.. Newbick, the we'll known cattle
man and his men brought in a fine lot
Of beef cattle. They drive them into
Paiatka and supply the meat market.
Capt. Smith is making things nice
and convenient for Miss Evans and
Mrs. Stevenson IN the New South Farm
and Home Company's office.
Mrs. y. L. Smith of Coleman, re-
turned to her home last Monday. Her
friends regret to have her go SO soon.
All her old friends We're very glad to
see her. She is going TO write up her
visit to Orange Springs. her home for
so many years.
Mr. w. FL. Massey, turpentine op-
orator and merchant. is spending sew
era1 days in Jacksonville this week.
! Mr. James T. Mccarthy has moved
his camp and office. Work on the
Ocala Northern was going on so far
from this place it was inconvenient.
Mr. Neff from the construction camp
lreports everything progressing nicely
and the railroad rapidly being carried
on to Palatka.
Misses Berten Worley, Hawthorne
Emma Riles, Jacksonville, Ella Rifles
NcMeekin and Messrs. Roger X. Col
Inns Hawthorne and Roger E. Riles
| IptEtied bieoSdht pGi ~
! Of young people VINO spent Saturday
at the spring and We're dinner guest
at the Porter House
| Mr.. J. Jones of Pittsburg, Pa. visit
ed his friends, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Mober1y
> last week
Mr.. J ". Taylor of the Ocala North
j ern was in town Sunday.
Mrs. j. A. LaRue of Fort Mccoy
spent few days at the spring this
week.
here He has a position as surveyor
for the New South Farm & Home CO.
Mrs. Frank Pedrick and daushte
were visitors here last week.
Mr. Pond Minderman and Rober
Barney have been spending a few day
in Interlaehen.
G fhe following hemeseekers arrive,
here last week: Mr.. Joseph Autin ant
family, Waller, Mont; Mr.. ]. III. Ander
son. Denver. Colo. MIR. L. Benson
Waygette, Maine,
Sunday Rev. G. w Piles preache'
i both morning and evening. The morn
ing subject was, Without Faith it j
Impossible to Please God" The even
ing subject. THE Star of Bethlehem.
Prayer was offered by Rev T. ". Peek
and n paper by Mrs. n L. Smith o
Coleman was much enjoyed.
Mrs. F. d. Stevenson and Mrs. W. Il
Massey visited Ocala Monday.