The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-04-02
ORANGE SPRINGS

Orange Springs, April 1.-Mr. and
Mrs. George McLellen. who have spent
pleasant winter here in their new
home, left last Saturday for Waldo. O
/ Their friends hope they will return
next winter.
Mr.. r. H Jacobs of Charlotte, N c..
was guest of the Carlton House last
week
Mr. NJ J. Haines, representing a
hardware company or Jacksonville
was calling on the merchants last
Wednesday.
Mr.. ]. B. Pierce, a banker of Louis
vile. KY. was a guest of the Carlton
House last Thursday.
Mrs. w. f. Jordan spent several
days Of last week with her friends, Mr.
and Mrs. w. H IArramore of Palatka
Mr.. w. Bruce sweezy of the UNITED
States navy, has been a visitor here
the past week He left last Frida,,
for his home in Sag Harbor, n. Y.
Mr.. Charles C.. Hodges of the South.
ern Express Company, at Paiatka. was
greeting his old friends here the first
of the week. 81
Mrs. Florence Havenstreet and Miss
Jennie Havenstreet, who have been
spending the winter in Miami stopped
and spent a week at this place, leay-
ing last Wednesday for their home in
Chicago.
Mr.. T. j. Higgins. editor of the New
Florida, Mr.. A. G. Brabrook of Palat-
ka, Mr.. ]. II. LaRue of Fort Mccoy, and
Miss Stella Lauffman of Pittsburg, Pa,
were a pleasant party who motored out
from Palatka and were dinner guests
of the Carlton House last Wednesday.
Messrs. w S. Suanney and T. +. Pow
ers of Wonongahala, Pa, were home
seekers who arrived here last week.
Mr.. F. NJ. Butler of Walton, n. Y, is
visitor at Orange Springs
The friends of little Miss Gladys
Hall are glad to know she is out again
after serious illness.
Mr.. R. A. Carlton who has been quite
sick, has recovered his usual health.
G. H. Suttle of Steamboat Springs,
Calf, was registered at the Carlton
House last Wednesday.
Mr.. ]. W. Herren and family left
last Monday for Indianola, which place
they will make their home.
Miss Bessie Porter visited Palatka
last Friday.
Rodman and preached for us Sunday.
a contribution taken for the orphan
age at Enterprise and quite neat sum
was collected The Sunday schools
are asked to donate the fifth Sundays
to this home.
Mr. G. J. APPEL and Mr.. T. J. Kaiser
of this place are much distressed
about their relatives in the flooded dis
tricts, not being able to hear directly
by mail or telegraph from members Of
their families.
At last Orange Springs has depot.
Mr. W. L Cowart is said to be agent
and all are pleased to hear this as Mr.
Cowart seems to be the right man for
the place.
Mr.. Moore, the contractor and build
err, has gone to Kenwood to build a
depot there. He is also going to build
a church at Rodman.
Mrs. F. B. Magaw of Ocala was
Sunday visitor at the spr' ngs..
\ most successful term of school has
closed, the teacher, Mrs. j. r. VIM
berry and some friends and patrons
spreading a fine dinner at the spring
after which they returned to the
school house to receive the prizes Mr.
Geo. \. Mawman was present and de-
Hvered the prizes which he offered at
the opening of the school Both pat
rons and pupils are hoping to have
term
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. P
Rast are glad TO know they are i'm
proving. Both of these good people
have been sick the past week.