The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-14
ORANGE SPRINGS

Orange Springs, Feb. 13.-Mr. and
Mrs. Hal B. Wilson of Fort Mccoy,
spent Sunday here. the guest of the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Pedrick.
Mr.. Erick J. Sabelstrom of New York
City, who has been a guest of the Por-
ter House for several days, went down
to Ocala yesterday. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Sam L. Comstock They
will return by boat TO visit Silver
Springs.
Mr.. T. c. Mitchell was a business
visitor to Palatka last Wednesday,
Mr.. Alex Broxton of Arlington,
Tenn, is guest of the Porter House.
Miss Amanda Moore and her niece,
Miss Pauline Moore of Bushville, Ill,
are pleasant visitors here, the guests
of Mrs. Nettie Crandal.
Mr.. Emanuel Tamraz gave leap
year dance at the Globe House Friday
night. The young people report a
most enjoyable time.
Mr. T. DeMontrabel of Burbank,
who travels for the New South Farm
and Home Company, was a guest of
the Porter House Thursday.
Mr. W. F. Jordan attended the meet
ing Of the executive committee last
Saturday. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Jordan, who has been consulting
DR.. D. NJ. Boney.
Mr. John B. Henry, who has spent
the past two weeks here, left last
week for St. Petersburg. Mr.. Henry
is very much pleased with Orange
Springs and will probably spend some
time here before he returns to his
home in Kentucky.
Nv
Colo, was registered at the Porter
House last Saturday.
Mr.. Bailey who came down to see his
father was too late, his father being
buried the day before he reached this
kindness extended, especially to Mr.
Merkle whose guest he was during his
stay here. He left for his home in
West Virginia, but will return in two
weeks to look after his fathers bust
ness.
After a visit Of several days Mr.
Ralph s Farnsworth of Lodo, Ill, left
Sunday to visit other places. He was
a guest of the Porter House.
Mr.. \. c. Hollecher of Madison, Wis,
is a guest Of the Porter House.
The following persons arrived at the
New South Farm and Home Company's
office last week: Miss Havenstreet,
Mr.. Ralph Farnsworth, Mr.. T H. Ran
kin, Illinois; Mr.. Oscar Carpenter. Mr.
| Charles Cole, Mr. Henry Kisting. Iowa
Mr.. Alex Brostrom, Mr. S. L. Comstoc
Tennessee: Mr.. A. c. Hatcher; Wiscon-
sin; Mrs. Conroy, Virginia; Mr. F. w.
| Wygreen, Idaho: Mrs. l. S. Seidell,
Washington: Mr.. n. P. Nelson, Mrs.
Shuhards, Nebraska; Mr.. ". Pinker-
| ton, Canada. Some of the arrivals will
probably locate as they are very much
| pleased with Florida.
| Little Helen Groom. who was so bad
| ly burned, is able to sit up but can
not walk Her foot is the worst burn
| she has.
Mr. Payton Alderman of Ocala is a
visitor here, looking over the Nc
Bride property.
| Mr. Charles H Drumm visited his
parents at Burbank Sunday.
Mr. James Marsh visited his home
folks at Eureka Sunday.
Mrs Ellie Fort and daughter.
Juanita, Of Fort Mccoy. are visiting
DIR. G. B. Parramore, Mrs. Forts
father.
| Rev. P. w. Peck filed his regular
appointment Sunday night. His sub
iect was. Rejoice evermore and again
7 say rejoice We hope for much
good in a religious way at Orange
| Springs. With Mr.. Peck and the pas
| tor, Mr.. Lord. we have two most sim
cere and earnest workers for the
cause.
| Mrs. ". II. Rube1. who visited Or
ange Springs some time ago, writes &c
know about Florida weather in her
far away northern home. She says ii
is forty below zero there. Mrs. Rubel
and her daughter will return here
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