The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-30
DUNNE|LON DOTS
(Advocate)

Born to Mr.. md Mrs. Shopkee Of
our city Wednesday. bouncing baby
boy.
DR.. Fl. NJ Owens, who has been en-
gagged in the practice Of dentistry at
Mulberry and other points in Florida.
has formed a partnership with DR.. G.
IN Davis
A. D. Williams. Crystal Rivers rest
less bundle Of energy. passed through
the city Wednesday, en- route home
from a business trip north.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Guess. one of the
| pleasant and popular couples of this
place, enjoyed a trip to Oeala We'd
nesday, where they consulted DR.. J.
| E. Chace, an expert dentist of that
city.
| Ed Clemens, one Of Ocala's well
known citizens, was among the visit
ors to the city this week
Miss Winnie Tucker. one OF the fair
and winsome daughters of Ocala, was
| in the city this week visiting her sis
tiers.
R A Williams, a popular Crystal
Riverite, was in town last Friday, hav
ing escorted his best girl, the pretty
Miss Susie Kelly. who has been visit
ing her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs James
Holder at Chronicle, on her way home.
The Advocate joins the friends OF
Mr.. Wallace Williams and Mrs. Eliza
beth Turner in showering congratula-
tions and best wishes upon them for a
long and happy married life They
were united in the holy bonds OF we'd
lock Sunday by Judge Barksdale at
his home.
Mr.. Barnard King, eldest son Of our
/ friand fol1nuy o;t
T. King. of Lebanon. died very sud
denly Tuesday morning, having been
taken with hemorrhagic fever. The
entire community was distinctly
shocked to learn of his sudden demise.
as he was in town the previous Friday
and looking the picture Of health.
Among those of our people who at
tended the funeral were: Messrs. Harry
Peter, c. ". Rush, A B. Kibler, Lee
Dean. Will Metcalfe, ". NJ. Written
Dr.. Black, G. ". Neville and wife and
DR.. Baskin and wife.
A deplorable accident befell Mr.
John Dean Wednesday evening. While
) deer hunting in the scrub with Mr.
. Carl Schneider in some way Carts
horse, which was tied to a sapling
broke loose and ran away. and John
seeing the runaway animal. mounted
his own steed and went In pursuit, and
1t was during this chase that he sus-
tanned severe injuries. caused by his
horse dashing him against a tree
breaking his jawbone and bruisins
him otherwise.
| While on his most recent trip tC
South Florida, Judge Titcomb of thi:
place, encountered some very cold and
rainy weather and bad roads. and
, while on a taunt one night their cal
. got stuck In a bad place and the part,
{ got out and hurriedly started a fire
l Judge Titcomb presently removed hi
overcoat and spread same out to dry
, on a nearby limb, and while busy help
ing on the car the wind changed ana
the flames consumed the overcoat. H
= Is now praying that no more colt
comes this season.
DR.. J. A. Stanford, Mr.. s. H. Registe
and Mr.. Dennis had an exciting ex
perience while en- route to the Bryan
speaking in Ocala Monday night in MI
Russelrs car. Just before reaching
Martel they came to place in tn
'road where a tree was laying and no
seeing same until almost upon 1t. tn
driver made a short turn and the ca
struck a stump and broke an axle
Fortunately no one was hurt. but DI
Stanford says Register Is the heavies
thing that has fallen on him in man
day.
Harry Mixson IS beyong question
the boss turkey hunter Of these parts
Last week he penetrated the wood
9 and returned in very short time witt
!. two fine gobblers, weighing about 2
?. pounds each and having boards sever
q and eight inches in length.