The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-19
WEIRSDALE
days ago

MISS daElGIJ -SIHl JSOH - III 4oiOOFS-
vile for an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. R. n. Logan, of Charleston,
H., who has been visiting here with
his brother, Rev. j. A. Logan, and
wife, left last week for Eustis, Win
ter Park, Orlando and Kissimmee. He
expects to return here later.
Mrs. W. H. Null, of Pana, H., ar
rived last week for a visit with Mrs.
J. A. Logan.
The stork left a nice little girl
with Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Douglass
a few nights ago. Both the mother
and little tot are doing nicely.
An alteration between colored men /
at the saw mill south of town Satur-
day night of last week resulted in the 7
shooting and killing of Ed. Clark by
Charley Daniels.
The Morrison farm east of town
was recently traded to Mr.. = Sam
Knight for his property, near Silver
Springs. Mr.. Knight is now living
in his new home
Miss Ethel Carnahan has as visi-
tors two girl friends from the north.
Mr.. A. n. Leavengood of Stanton
has moved over to Bird Island in
Lake Weir and is putting in a share
crop of tomatoes for Mr.. E. L. Car
ney,
Mr.. Oscar Proctor has given up his
position with the Douglass Bros, and
and returned to his home at Pedro.
Mr. Frank Russell, brother-in-law, of
Mr.. r. D. Douglass took his place.
Mrs. NJ v Altman and son have
recently returned from Ft. Meade,
where they made an extended visit.
The congregational meeting at the
church is Sunday, March 21st, in
stead of the 14th, as stated recent
ly.
Mrs. E. B. Lytle and mother and
Mr.. R. L.. Lyle motored to Ocala
Friday.
Mr.. W T. Gawdy, of Grand Island
: was IN town Thursday on business
and trading. He reports the melons
growing very slow on account of wet
cold weather.
Mrs. E. B. Sherman and mother,
Mrs. Pence, traded in the Brick City
Friday.
Messrs. NJ. S. Carnahan and R. F.
Randolph, Miss Carnahan and visi-
tors motored to Ocala Friday.
James and Earnest Dewitt, broth
: ers to Geo. H. Dewitt, have recently
: arrived from Jacksonville and have
accepted positions with J. D. Wall
I ing & Co. Mr.. Geo. H. Dewitt has
e been with the company for sometime
| The Kelseys, northeast of town, re-
q Gently entertained visitors. DIR. Kel-
! sey, of Lynnville, Tenn, Mr.. ]. KeI-
sey, of Ft. Meade, and Mr.. and Mrs
: Wallace Kelsey, of Jacksonville.
Mr.. R. w. Flynn, of the Marion
o Hardware Company, of Ocala, was ir
d town Friday looking after the inter
ests of his company
: Mr.. J. R. WaIling, of the J. D. Wall
T ing Co., went to Eustis Friday for ar
n over Sunday visit with relatives. Mrs
i Walling who had been with her pa
+ rents there several days returned
i home with her husband Saturda!
Y noon.
d Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Lewis, who ar'
d in charge of Hotel Lakeside, accom-
n panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Kicks motor
# ed to Leesburg Saturday morning.
o Mrs G. V. Albertson, of DeLand
e arrived Saturday afternoon for Wis
o it with Ar. E. c. Albertson and fami
E ly.
le Mr.. J. J. Gerig and family, Messrs
ly R. K Robertson and Bruce Meffert, o
a. Oeala, were in our midst Sabbath af
m ternoon.
pr Mr.. Ethridge Of Simm's Plantation
east across the river, was in tow
- Monday and reports good work be
ing done by the Long Blue Grant
Company.
The Miss Wilson's of Florence, Ala
who spent the winter here with thei
brother, Mr. NJ. C. Wilson. and wit
left for home Tuesday. Mr.. Wilso
and Miss Harris, a visitor, accompar
led them to Ocala.
Mr.. R. G. Warwick and sister, an
Mr.. J. G. Lege, of Eastlake, weI
here shopping Monday.
Several in the neighborhood al
D wrestling with the grip. Howar
Guthrie, W. T. Kelsey, Mrs. Basset
Mrs. Henry Rast, are among the al
- ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. C. Gossett trade
IN OcaIa Tuesday
Mrs Lula Null Of Pana, III, le-
: for home Monday after a pleasant vi
it with Mrs. J. A. Logan. Mrs. Il
: gan went as far as Ocala with he
. and returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. ". L. Colbert and two chill
. ren, Mrs. Frampton and son and Nj:
: Emma Washburn motored down frol
/: Ocala and spent the day, Saturda
with Mrs. A. NJ Reed and family.
4 large shipment Of Dennfsor