The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-04
SUNSIERFIELD

Summarized, Jan. MANY a pretty
and interesting story could be written
about the individual success OF new
corners in our nelghborhood. One very
striking example of hustle and thrift
that comes to mind is the great head
way made by Mrs. Eunice Roberts and
her daughter, Mrs. Olive Walters On
their 30-acre farm west of Levon. Hav-
ing built their modest home and fenc-
ed their land, their attention was then
devoted to raising chickens and plant
ing crops which have since matured.
Today they have a model place and
are preparing to set our onions, pep
pers and elephants to which their land
is well adapted.
Miss Winnifred Netterberg and her
mother are also among our new COM
ers who by their hustle and thrift have
succeeded. From early morn till late
at night these ladies can be seen
busily engaged at their work
Nathan Mayo went to Jacksonville
on business, returning Monday after
noon.
D. B. Mayo spent Sunday and Mon
day in Ocala visiting relatives.
Elmer Fisher of Ohio is here to in
spect his colony land. He reports
himself as being well pleased with the
soil and general conditions.
Messrs. VIM. Shide1er and F. J. Hen
| derson of Indiana are we'll satisfied
with their purchase from the land
company. Very likely they will inter
est a number OF their friends before
their permanent return to make this
their home Mr.. Henderson having
travelled extensively is well fitted te
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these.
T. F. Kelly of Ala bama has just re-
turned home after making a careful
inspection OF his colony land Mr.
Kelly expects to return next fall te
locate permanently on his colony land
Quite a number Of Summarized folk:
journeyed to Ocala Sunday to Sc.
Jimmie Ward the aviator do a few
aerial stunts While Ward shows per
feet mastery of his craft he is not th'
starry performer that Lincoln Beach1
is.
P. Holland and Mr.. and Mrs. F. w
Gray Of Wilton, Maine, are here to in
spect their colony land. Mr.. Gray ant
his wife will remain permanently.
Mrs. w s. Congleton and baby o
Jacksonville arrived last Saturday Il
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D
Mitchell and other relatives.
/ J. T. Nelson was here on bushes
last Monday morning.
/ John Heidel of Levon paid us a visi
Monday TO inquire what had been don
towards the Catholic church building
and to find out when services woult
be held. He reports several new Cath
Ollie families lately arrived
| J. NJ. HARRISON. section foreman o
the Seaboard, gave a New Year Dime
to quite a number of his friends am
irelativ Among those present wer
R. L. Clyburn and family. r. L. Levi
and family and ]. D. Pittman and fam
lily. Many were the good thing
served especially a fine barbecued pig
The guests had a very enjoyable day.
From weather indica lions since Dec
26th, to the present day the coming
cropping year will be an ideal one GU
grandfathers in their days would al
ways keep tab on the first twelve day
following Christmas and eacn day rep
Presenting each month of the year I
this be true we can figure on a banne
year Get busy and make good.
Jos. w. Davis of Glendale farm Wen
up to Ocala last Sunday, returning
Monday afternoon in time for his New
| ear uiuH0F
James Lyvers who has been ava,
for sometime. paid us visit New
Years day.
| William Littledale of Hawthorne
representing VanDeman & Lewis Co
was a business visitor here last Tues
day.
Mrs. D. B. Mayo, who has been a
Crystal River spending the holiday
with her mother, returned last Tues
day.
Mrs. a. D. Mitchell is expected to re
turn from her trip to Georgia an,
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Beatty went Il
IOcala Tuesday to do some shopping.
The walk in front of the Seaboart
station has been in a very bad condi
tion for long time. and on rainy day:
lit is almost impossible to reach tn,
platform. With his ever eagerness Il
see things right about the station. J
NJ. HARRISON had his gang busy fiji
ing in the low places with clay anC
| will give 1t a top dressing OF cinders