The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-26
wEIRsDALE

Weirsdale, March 25.-Mrs. D. H
Mathews and little daughter Of Sparr.
was recently here visiting her sister.
Mrs. A. NJ Reed.
Dir. M Haughton Of Ocala called
on our merchants Thursday in behalf
of the Baker Holmes Co. Mr. H. has
represented this company for several
years.
AIr. E. \. DeLong Of Gambler was in
town or business Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kicker, who have been
guests at Hotel Lakeside for some
time, left for other points of interest
n Florida Thursday.
Mr.. v. J. Lewis, our hotel pro-
prietOr, was IN Leesburg Tuesday
having his auto overhauled.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Buckley autoed
20 Leesburg early Friday morning
carrying with them Dr. and Mrs. K. A
Norris and her mother, Mrs. Sayre
Who We're leaving for a tour of the
state after enjoying few weeks on
he lake shore. Mother Sayre was at
he hotel; DIR. and SIrs. Norris and Mr..
and Mrs.sP. H. Poste, all of Columbus
Ohio, occupied one of the w H Bick-
.ey cottages. Mr.. and Mrs. Poste also
-Ook their departure at noon FRIDAY.
Mr.. E. D. Roberts, who had been at
the hotel several weeks, left for Belle
view Friday.
Mrs. z. o. " Swan, NJ. D.. of Co.
nant, was here Friday morning. MAX
ing profession calls.
Mrs. J. A. MusseT and children of
Conant, We're here shopping Friday.
Mr. ". Z. Mershon, our real estate
man Of Stanton, had as his Sunday
guest Mr.. Brown of Kalamazoo. Mich.
who IS partner in business with Mr.
Mershon.
Mrs; f. Clark traded in ocala
Thursday.
Mr. E. B. Duncan, our sawmilI
operator, passed through here Satur-
day TO his mill at South Lake Weir.
from his home in Ocala.
Mr.. Z. B. Lytle of Stanton is ship
ping the last Of his grapefruit from
the i. c. Buffum grove, of which he
has charge.
Miss Effe May Hooks of Oxford
was, a guest of Miss Coggins last
week.
Messrs. c. J. McCraney and W. T.
Candy from across the river. took
train from here for Oeala Tuesday.
Messrs. J. Connell and William
Preston were in Ocala Tuesday, also
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Wilson and guest
Miss Harris.
Messrs. z. c. and NJ. E. Albertson
Mrs. G. v. AlbeTtson, Miss Minnie and
Miss Elizabeth Chase went to Ocala
Saturday. They returned by auto
that evening.
Mr.. Leon Simpson killed a ten-foot
six-inch gator in Hammock Pond
east of town last Saturday, and had
same here on exhibition for the
amusement Of all that evening.
Mr.. Judd O. Lloyd, president of the
Florida Land Owners Association of
Fruitland Park, had quite few pro-
spective land buyers up here Friday
showing them our groves and beauty
spots on the south side of the lake.
Mr.. S. S. Knight went to Ocala on
business Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Joe Rast of Lees
burg were here visiting his brother
Henry and family, Thursday.
Messrs. E. B. Lytle of Stanton and
N G.. Long of Simm's plantation
were in Ocala Saturday morning.
Mr.. III. Kimball went to Gainesville
Wednesday and returned Friday.
J. Connell was in Eastlake Friday.
Mr.. w. Miller Jones, owner o1
property on the lake. was here Wed
IiSSNdg anu AHdQS d Stttc u properly
to Mr. w H. Buckley. Mr. Bickley
now owns the land east of the E
Schnitzler grove and south of whert
Mr.. Duval lives.
Mr.. J. J. Seldom of Hammond, Ind.
owner of land on the south side of the
lake, who has been here some time
left Tuesday for Jacksonville anC
later viii go on home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Lewis and Bar
bara autoed to Ocala Saturday.
Prof. Skinner Of Kansas, who ha
been some time at the Albertsoi
home, left for Kansas Monday.
Messrs. f. C. and NJ. E. Albertsol
autoed to Leesburg Monday.