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

Orange Springs. April 2.-Mr. o. e.
Pike of Detroit, Mich, is a guest of
the Porter House. He has visited
quite a number of places looking at
| land for himself and brother. They
are very much pleased with Florida.
| Mrs. Allison, Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman,
Miss Scott and her mother were a
pleasant party from Fort Mccoy who
spent last Tuesday at the springs.
/ Mr.. p. H. Nugent, candidate for
clerk of the court, was in town Sat-
furday.
Mr.. Frye, of Eureka, is a guest of
| the Porter House.
Mrs. P. w. Peck and daughter and
Mrs. w. H. Massey spent last Tues
day in Palatka shopping.
Mr.. J. L. France of Newland, VT,
is visitor here looking at some land
and is very much pleased.
Mr.. C. A Brown has just returned
from Jacksonville accompanied by his
fair young bride.
Mrs. Hal B. Wilson of Fort Mccoy,
| is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| F. III. Pedrick.
| Mr.. Robert Links and Mr.. Avery Cox
| of Loganport, Ind. were visitors here
last week.
| Mrs. Carrie S. Bruner of Pontiac,
| Ill, was a guest of the Porter House
last Wednesday.
| Mr.. j. Hothan is here from Canada
enjoying Florida sunshine.
Mr.. and Mrs. ELAN Backberger of
| Ohio are among the arrivals Of last
week. They are registered at the Or
ange Springs Inn.
| Mr.. H. Q. Wise of Avant, Okla, is
a visitor here this week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Skinner of Pittsburg,
Pa. are pleasant visitors here. They
are delighted with our climate.
| Mr.. G. J. Appel of Portsmouth, O.,
has commenced building his house.
The location facing Main street is
very pretty. Mrs. Appel will soon have
his concrete works in operation.
| Mr.. ]. H. Kirch of Burbank regis
tered at the Porter House yesterday.
| Mr.. James Sims of Emeralda was a
visitor at the Springs Sunday.
! Miss Hattie Carlton of Ocala came
up this week to make her home here
permanently.
| Born to Dr. and Mrs. G. B. PARA
more, son, last Sunday. The young
doctor is very fine fellow, doing
! we'll as any doctor young.
Mr.. Sheldon, who has suffered so
|
! Mr. NJ. L Minderman. who We have
missed seeing in town the past week,
says he has been in Fort Mccoy
learning to ride the goat or being in
litiated in Masonry.
Mr. C. A. Woods has some fine beans
and Mr.. Herbert Peck has tomatoes
and watermelons that promise to be
i quite early on the market
| Miss Joanna Wimher1v died a 10
home Of her brother, n. ]. Wimberly,
last Sunday and was buried in the
cemetery here yesterday at 3 o'clock.
Rev. p w. Peck conducted the
funeral services in a solemn but beau
tiful and fitting way. Miss Wimber-
| Iy has made her home with her
brothers family for a number of
Years and a great many years she has
been an invalid. The family have
cared for and provided comforts for
her and her declining years have
spent in rest and quiet. Miss VIM
berry was a consistent member Of the
Methodist church and is survival by
two sisters and two brothers. Judge
Wimberly. of Interlachen and Mr.. l.
N. Wimberly. Mrs. l. T. Matehett and
Mrs. valinda Hall.
| There is TO be an entertainment at
the school house next Saturday night.
/ A bag of candy will be given to ev-
lerybody besides some sketches from
a most interesting family. and songs
and reeitations. Come out and help
us. The proceeds TO buy a new church
organ.
/ Rev. p. w. Peck filled his regular
appointment Sunday night and gave
an excellent talk from the life of
Jacob. There is always help and COM
fort in these Sunday night services