The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-26

unusually fine large bunch Of horses.
The joke is On Jim Shedd. He
thought that his well had run dry.
and has been toting water the past
two months. Sunday he was seized
with a feeling Of curiosity and lifted
| the we'll cover and what he saw
| there almost made him swear, and
upon sounding the well he found
eight feet Of water standing in it.
| Mrs Frances Marion Seymour, nee
Miss Margaret Evans, of Hastings,
spent few days visiting with her
parents the early part Of the week.
| The boys Of the town serenaded
and chiyareed Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Kindan at the Hotel Marion, last
Saturday night. They also decorat-
ed the trunk, and showered the hap
Ply couple with rice as they left on
train No. Sunday morning.
Miss Minnie L. Lowe, who has
been visiting Mrs G. R. McClendon,
left last Monday for Wildwood,
where she expects to make her flu
ture home.
/ Mrs Mary c. Fitzpatrick has been
quite indisposed for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Beardsley, of
Rock Island, ILL.,, left last Tuesday
morning for their homeland cold
weather. A whole big bunch of their
friends were at the depot to see
them off We wish them godspeed
and welcome them for another year.
Mr.. J. Lacy and the Misses Lacy,
of Binghampton, \. Y, who have
been visiting with Miss Goodnough,
left last Tuesday for Jacksonville,
ST. Augustine and home by easy
stages.
Mr. E. L. Hooper from Georgia,
is stopping in town, while going over
and inspecting his lands, which
We're formerly part of the Drew es-
tate.
. Mrs. A. VI. Burgess made a trip to
: Ocala last Monday.
!: Mr.. and Mrs Delbert Haskell are
! contemplating the building Of a real
. East India bungalow on their little
{ ranch in the eastern part of town.
!: Messrs. John and Adam Hafner
!. were around town last Tuesday, feel
!. ing and looking better than they
|: have been for some time, both hav-
!: ing been under the weather to some
extent.
Mr. and Mrs. Barrett came in
from South Florida points last Sat
!. urday and are visiting with Mr.. and
!. Mrs. W.. R. Bryant.
|: Mr. George Crum, of Baltimore
!; who is living in one of the Connol
{ cottages at Lake Weir, was in towr
: last Tuesday with his friends.
!; Mr. D. H. kirkland of Oklawahs
: Farms fame, spent part of last Tues
: day in our little town.
+ Mr.. Frank T. Dorothy, acting a.
! official photographer, photoed tn,
]: entire company that took part in tn,
/ Family Album last Tuesday morn
!. ing, over in the west end of town.
Z Rev. DR.. Carnine, district superin
Z tendent of the st. Johns River Con
/ ference Of the NJ. E. church, visite'
: Belleview last Tuesday, presiding a
: the quarterly conference in the af
!. ternoon, and delivered his lecture
: "On Foot and Alone in Ireland," il
( the evening to a large and appreci
Z alive audience.
j Mr.. Joseph Millsom, who has bee
Z laying around the house for the pas
I few months with a sore big toe, wa
y down town for a while last Tuesday
!. chewing the rag with his friends
. who were all glad to see him GU
: and around once more.
. Mr.. Tremere made two trips t
. Ocala last Tuesday, going and com
. ing with Mr.. iHaviland the first triI
= and then making the trip by rail.
. Miss NJ A. Mitchell visited he
. cousin, Miss Easter, at the Mario
County Hospital last Tuesday morn
. ing.
. Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. White utilize
Mr.. Frank Haviland's automobil
. last Tuesday for the purpose of mal
; ing a shopping trip to Ocala and n
. turn.
Tiny is dead and buried, and Iii
tie Misses Margaret and May Whit
. are in mourning for the death {
Il their little bunny rabbit, which CAV
them SO much pleasure and enjoy
e ment while it was living.
Mr.. John r. Proctor, smiling an
| happy, has been in town sewers
| times lately, greeting his friends an
| diffusing sunshine and cheer wher
ever he goes. Mr.. Proctor is Yer
! partial to those big cigars dresse
up in tinfoil.
I'll Mr. Tom Proctor drove over frol