The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-03-04
OCALA Occurrences

Odd Fellows meet tomorrow night
Eagles meet Wednesday evening.
Masons meet Thursday night
Moose meet Thursday evening.
Woodmen meet Friday night.
Mr. E. p Rentz returned from his
visit 10 New York yesterday.
Mrs ]. P. Galloway, who has been
quite sick, is better today,
Mr. A. R Starting Of Daisy was in
town today.
Mr. Troy Hall returned today from a
trip 10 Wildwood
Mrs. Frank Drake returned y&ter-
day from a visit to Mcintosh.
Mr. c. H. BreedIove returned TO
Plant City yesterday.
p. c. Calhoun of Fort Mccoy was a
theOca1a House Saturday night.
]. ". J. Nissrod and wife of Bay
Lake were at the Ocala House Sunday.
J. B. Peck of Reddick was at the
Oca1a House Saturday night.
Geo ". Shumate of Coleman was at
the Montezuma Saturday night.
! DR. ] T. Shaw and sister, Mss Anna
Lee, visited Lakeland today
Mrs. s. p, Hollinrake and three sons
spent Saturday in Palatka.
/ The subject Of the sermon at the
Christian church tonight is Gods
Dynamite"
North Carolina TO visit her sons in this
city.
Miss Title Pasteur, after a visit 10
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home at Stanton yesterday.
Judge Joseph Bell and Professor
Workman returned from brief visits to
Jacksonville yesterday.
| Mr. n 1. Got.lieb came in off the road
Saturday to spend Sunday with his
wife and daughter al the Arms House.
| Mr.. 7. e. Pritchett, the Gambler fer
tilzer man, passed thru this morning
on his way to Lakeland.
W. NJ Stafford and D. r. Kline of
Dunnellon were at the MonteZuma Sat
urday night.
i w. Fl. Beal, a. w. Beal and C. T.
Stevenson of Orange Lake were at the
Montezuma Saturday night.
Z. f. Mullin of Montbrook and Allie
Brass of Holder were at the Montezu-
ma Sunday night.
Little Merris Carroll is quite i'll at
the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Carroll on South Third street.
The Woman's Reading Club will
meet with Mrs. G. T. Maughs tomor-
row afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The moon was full last evening.
Several citizens were full the evening
/ before. 49,
Among the we'll kno~<n--~FI oridians
Registered at the Seminole is Mr.. Viii
liam Hooker of Oca1a.-Times-U Union.
A telegram from Mr. Akin. received
in Ocala Saturday afternoon, brought
the welcome news that Mrs. Akin was
much better.
Mr.. Lawton Bailey went up to
Worthington Springs this morning, on
electrical business for Mr.. H. w
Tucker.
! Professor Crimson and Mr.. W. d
earn went out to Fessenden this
morning. to attend the reception to
Booker T. Washington a that place
Mrs Fl. y Allen and daughter, Miss
Naomi, who have been in the city since
October, the guests of Mrs. Perdue, left
today for Billings, Mont.
| w. L. Armour of Bushnell, r a
| Raines of Fort Mccoy and Fred A
Burgin of Mcintosh were at the Mon
tezuma Sunday.
If years of experience and conscien-
tious work counts in a paint job there
is a reason why you ought to see Den
no, IS Alvarez street.
Not how much, but how WELL oul
. motto, yet you get both if you ge
Demo to paint for you. Today
! Tomorrow it may rain.
Mrs O. E. Peacock and children lef
1 this morning for Barlow, where they
i will visit Mrs Peacock's sister, Mrs. ]
c. Thomson for a few weeks.
] Mr.. R. 7. Adams today bought one
4 of those handsome and convenient 16
horsepower Maxwell Messengers from
l Mr.. Edward Tucker
Sunnyjim did a good business yes
/ terday. There was heavy travel al
along the line, and thirty-sfx passeng
ers came from Dunnellon to Ocala.
Mrs. Maude Horne went out t.
e Horne's still today to stay with Mrs
Leslie Horne during Mr.. Hornes alb
sence.
Judge Lyles has returned from Pa
| latka, where he attended the funera
of his son-in-law, Mr.. Edward Freyer
mouth
Mr.. W. C. Leonard, skil1fu1 painte
4 and pleasant gentleman. who has bee
in Ocala for the past few months, 1ef
this morning for New York City, blu
may return in the fall
Two baseball mines made of boy
\ from twelve to sixteen years of agt
II set a good.eXample to their elders wit
a most spirited game Saturday after
l noon.
II The reopened Guarantee Clothin
l Store did a frst-c1ass business Satur
day. It has an excellent stock
l goods and Frank Muslin knows jus
1 how to suit the customers.
In giving the lineup of Ham
l Chambers motorcycle brigade Frida
the Star Inadvertently omitted tn
\ name of Harry McCorkle. Harry has
fine machine and is one of the mo!
skillful riders in the city.
The telephone exchange is in mourn
ing today because one of the he'll
l girls will be married tonight, and tt
loss is almost more than the othe1
can stand without shedding a fe
tears.
The hammocks near Ocala are vel
beautiful and spring is opening
Iiearnest. The dogwood. red-bud, We
II low jasmine and wild plum are all