The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-02-20
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ton, who ships the fanciest grapefruit
produced in the state, has finished hi:
pack for the season, the last fruit
leaving this. station last Monday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Burgess came in from
South Carolina last week in Response
to a telegram stating that her sister
Mrs. James y. Shedd. was seriously
i'll. Under her careful nursing and the
skilIful treatment Of DR.. Slaughter
Mrs. Shedd is rapidly recovering.
Mr.. Tremere is in receipt of letters
from the factory stating that four
wheel drive traction engine was ship
ped to St. Petersburg and also that
the engine sold to a North Carolina
party by Mr.. Tremere during the last
week in January would be shipped
this week
Mr.. Harry w. Weaver was enter
tained last week as one of Sheriff
Galloway's guests, serving as a juror
on several cases before the circuii
court. Mr.. Weaver speaks highly Of
the generous hospitality of Mine Host
Galloway. but says he does not want
any more of it, and his favorite re-
frain now is "once is enough for me-
Mrs. Mary c. Riley left last Thurs
day for Jacksonville, where she viii
spend the balance of the winter.
Miss F1ossie Evans made a business
trip to Ocala last Monday.
Mr.. w r. Fitzpatrick with his sor
Floyd, and wife, also Mr. and Mrs
Landsford came in last Friday on the
Seaboard Limited. It will be remem-
bered that these families left US about
one year ago, going back to Alabama
The cold. mud, snow and other incon.
veniences has again caused them tx
cast their lot with us and we welcom,
them back
The Friday afternoon whist clut
held it's regular weekly meeting a
the residence of Mrs. Newton D. Skin
ner.
We are glad to note the presence o.
Mr. Geo. E. Merrill on our street:
once more, after quite a siege of i'll
ness.
We understand that quite a buncf
of Ocala people came down last Fri
day night TO attend the 'PJiano Girls
dance but not being able to find any.
one willing to tell them where tht
same was being held, returned to Oca1s
muchly disappointed.
The valentine social held at the
town hall last Friday night was wei
attended in spite of the fncIemency o.
the weather. A well rendered pro,
gram served to while away the eve
ming. Mrs. Adam Hafner rendered
several recitations and readings tha
were well received. Mrs. Frank Hav
Hand delivered a funny comic read
ing after the style of her own happ!
Auntie Pet Cook made he
first public appearance and favored
the audience with vocal solo ant
also appeared in duet with Miss Ednt
Fielding. These offerings were rap
turously applauded.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davenport ar,
the proud parents of a fine baby boy
who came TO gladden. their hearts Sat
urday, Feb. 15, 1913.
Mr. Manville A. Dudley has returned
from a seven months absence spent a
his old home in Massachusetts.
Mr. Edwin Camp and Miss CAM
spent last Sunday in Belleview, visit
ing with their friends and taking din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry "
Weaver.
Rev. w. T. Evens preached at Cand
Ter last Sunday morning, at Oklawah
in the afternoon and at Belleview tina
might. At the conclusion of the ser
vices Rev. Evens announced a serie
I! OF revival meetings, beginning Monda
night
Mr. E. NJ Boynton with his father
Mr.. ". H. Boynton, the gas light mar
paid this town a visit last week, an
reported that they are installing thei
| lighting plants right along.
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