The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-05-27

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| Mr.. ". j. Sheridan commences work
| this week on the new ChamblisS build
| ing on North Magnolia street Mr.
Sheridan and Mr.. Wood will also begin
work on the Carmichael & Son Cos
big, two-story brick and concrete
building on North Magnolia Progress
| in Ocala never pauses.
| Mr.. j. NJ. Meffert shipped a car of
| cantaloupes from Lowell Saturday and
| ships one from Lowell today. Mr.. Mef
fert thinks the crop will be somewhat
short. He will begin shipping melons
| in about ten days or less.
! Miss Myrtle Whitfield left this morn
| ing for a visit to Miss Laura Norwood
| in Daytona.
| The case of Mrs H. 3. Hayes against
the \. c. L. Railway, in the circuit
court. resulted today in mistrial
| On account of the primary election,
court will adjourn this afternoon until
| Wednesday.
| Mrs. F. y. Chapman, who arrived
| from Jacksonville Saturday, returned
| today, accompanied by her daughter,
| Mrs Edwin Spencer, Jr., and Edwin
| Ill, who will be Mrs. Chapman's
guests for the week
| Judge Bell. Saturday, issued mar
| riage licenses to Albert Williams and
| Rhoda Hope, to John Williams and AL
| lie Mcqueen. The latter couple were
| married at the home Of the bride yes
terday. All colored.
| President Chace. Treasurer Brown
and Secretary Muncaster are planning
! a smoker as a revivifier for the coma
| tose board of trade. "
| Policeman Fomby, who was wound
ed by the di scharge of his own pistol
! oyer two months ago. is able once
| MORE to walk without ecrutches. He
| says he will carry his gun in one
pocket and the cartridges in another
| after this.
Mrs. G. W. Martin left this afternoon
for Tampa, for another visit to her
| sick daughter, Mrs. w IT. Wilson.
Mr. w H. Blair and wife returned
home today to Martin from Cornell.
/ Misses Elizabeth and Blanche Mizelle
left today for their home at Orange
Lake. Their Ocala friends hope to see
/ them often.
! All the members of the Junior Civic
| League are requested TO meet a the
| 6mD1e lnedleT TOMORROW afternoon al
2:30 o'clock for practice.
Mrs. F. NJ. Brown of Jacksonville
| was transacting business in this city
today.
| Dr. and Mrs. f. G. Peek will leave in
Fthe morning on the early train for
| Gainesville, where they will attend the
commencement of the University of
| Florida. DR.. Peek's brother, Mr. T. D.
FELTON,, is one of the graduates of the
class of 1912. The doctor will return
Wednesday but Mrs Peek will remain
for a few days.
The ladies of the Baptist Sewing
Circle had a pleasant afternoon at the
home of Mrs. J. D. Robertson today.
Mrs. J. w. Pearson leaves tomorrow
for Kansas City, where she and Mr.
| Pearson will make their home in fu-
ture Mrs. Pearson has been a resident
of Ocala for many years. She and her
family will be greatly missed by their
Ocala friends and neighbors.
Mr.. Wallace Stovall came up from
Tampa Saturday night. to visit his
mother and other relatives here, and
! returned today, accompanied by his
sister Miss Minnie.
Miss Myrtice Speir returned to her
home here Tuesday after a visit OF
, several months in Ocala.-Plant City
Gourier.
Miss Dorothy Schneider is home from
her studies in Atlanta. Mrs. F. T
Schneider went to- atlanta to see hel
daughter graduats~ and accompanied
her home.
Mrs F. G. B. weihe went to Wood
mar this afternoon. where she viii
spend a few days with Mrs. r. r. Car.
roll
Mr. [. r. Chazal came up this morn
ing from Woodmar, where he spen
= Sunday with his family.
Miss Esther Weathers is visiting a
D Woodmar, the guest II Mrs. D. 6
y Woodrow.
e The ladies of St Phillips Catholi,
church will have a sale of home mad,
: cake. bread, rolls. candy and fancy
articles at the residence of Mrs. A. F,
= Delouest Tuesday afternoon. May %.
r o'clock. \ May-pole and grab ba
S Will be arranged for the children an'
= ice cream and cake will be sold durins
the afternoon.
Mr. J. G. Spurlin. Miss Rebecc<
Smith Messrs. Roy Galloway and Bar
a ney Spencer came up this morning
e from Lake Weir station. where the!
9 spent Sunday.
Mr. c. F. Common spent Sunday witt
his family at the lake and returned
this morning.
FOR SALE CHEAP-New Bucl
range, used about two months. Phon
149.
Mrs. Geo. Hendree Harrison has re
= turned from a pleasant visit with Nj
and Mrs T. D. Harrison at Fernbanl
and Atlanta-Jacksonvi Metropolis