The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-06-23
PADDLE WHEELS
AND PR0PELLERS
In the Good. Old Summertime. the
Crooked Water Valley is the
Florida Eden

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lat O'Clock p. M
To Baltimore, clearing from Jack
fsonville: The (Merchants and Min
ers transportation Co.. Somerset,
the Merrimack, the Suwannee and
the Cretan sail O'Clock p. M, on the
days published on their table.
To Philadelphia, clearing from
Jacksonville: The (Merchants and
Miners Transportation Coz Lexing-
ton, at 4 o'clock p. m. Sunday June
l2S
| To Savannah take (same line) the
| Somerset and the Suwannee at 4
o'clock p. m. ON Baltimore dates.
Vessels on the Oklawaha river.
| The first Of the summer house boats
/ has arrived in the Blue Grotto of
| the Lost .Winonah.
| The L. S. power vessel. the Captain
| Mcclure, Captain Richards, left
HeH's Half Acre, Gore Creek, in Ma
rion county, and arrived at the
| Orange Springs shoals for Riverside,
In the Narrows, and then steamed
for Jacksonville. via Welaka; ar
rived at Jacksonville and put out OF
commission for a few days.
The Z. S. <dredge, Florida, Cap
tain j. Sharp, has reached the sta
ton OF Riverside.
The Sirius and the BESSIE and the
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The Bessie, small vessel belong
ing to officers of the Florida, to
Honey Moon Lodge.
The tender Welaka, Captain Carl
Mason, arrived at Welaka on June
the 18th and then left for Jackson
Vile.
The Ottawa. Captain Gilbert Proc
tor, from Eureka to Welaka, with
raft OF pine in tow.
The tug Princess Irene, formerly
| the Oregonian III. Captain Make Ma
son, arrived at Conner from Welaka
The yacht City of Ocala, Captain
Frank E. Mathews, to .Delks Bluff
on Sunday afternoon
The fre1ghter, Sharpshooter, Cap
tain E. L. Mills, has arrived from
the Gem City The Sharpshooter
was in the Blue Roads until Saturday
afternoon when she steamed down
stream for Grahamville, her home
station. She will arrive here again
today.
The Princess Irene from Conner
to the Port of Roses, Arden on Sill
Yer river.
The pleasure launch, the Welikit,
built by Mr.. j. l.. Smoak, was rout-
ed overland to Orange Lake.
Mr. Claude Counts, detached from
the Florida to home, and he will
wait orders.
Captain w. c. Mason, detached
from the Welaka, to the G. A. Car
michael, when in commission.
Mr.. Ivy Long, detached from the
ders.
Captain (junior grade) Victor Ma
son, has been detached from the Cap
tain Mcclure to home; report to the
Florida
Captain Richards, detached from
the Captain Mcclure and ASST gned to.
official yard duty in Jacksonville.
The long shoreman, Mr.. Hudson,
IS hauling lumber from Ocala to
this station for the two vessels now
under construction here.
From the station of the oranges l
receive almost daily messages of ear
ly peaches which are pink, fat and
Juicy. They are brought in by
'sUncle Peter Durisoe and are from
the orchard of the writer's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Graham, at 1.-The
Old Home"
Captain E. L. Mills, Engineer
Eric Mills and First Mate Jack Well
homer clmb bed aboard the upper
decks of their bicycles Friday af-
ternoon after their boat had steamed
into the Blue Roads and wheeled ov-
erland to the capital. Ocala. and en-
joyed '.palousers,'' the movies and
1.-The floating music of the band from
Marion county. The engineer and
the first mate returned to their boat
here Friday night. but the captain
remained over in the city with Cap.
| tain Dobbs, Florida House, and on
Saturday was in consultation with
Mr.. S. T. Sistrunk, owner of the
Garden of Arden on Silver river and
| putting on the common carriers
tariff map the Port of Roses, Ar
den, Alexander. where the Carmi-
chael Ranch and the beautiful club
| bun galow is stationed just above
| this point. is listed on the commerce