The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-02-23
TURNER FARM TURN-UPS
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Doctors Blackshear and Creekmore
were visiting in our section Wednes-
day. DR.. Blackshear made medical
inspection of the school children,
while DR.. Creekmore paid visits to his
patrons in and around Turner Farm
for the purpose of bidding farewell for
an indefinite time. He has many
friends in Turner Farm who are sor-
ry to learn that he is leaving Citra,
but who wish him all success at
the future.
Mr. NJ r. Cheshire madea bust
ness trip to Lochloosa Thursday.
Mr. Collins of High Springs was
very welcome visitor of Mr. ". W.
Johns Thursday Mrs Johns accom-
panied hi mback TO Hifh Springs for
short visit and went from there to
Lake City on business trip She re-
turned by auto Saturday and report
ed very pleasant trip.
Mr. Frank Cheshire visited in HaW-
thorne Thursday. The people Of our
community have been doing almost
all their shopping in Hawthorne since
Mr. Young has been running a sale
There was a Valentine party given
at the home of Mr. and Mrs A. W
Wells last Wednesday evening. It
was we'll attended and enjoyed by all
Music was furnished by Messrs. Sid
ney and Ace Bates and Mr.. S. E. Bry-
an after which games were engaged
in for a few hours, and the crowd dis
persed The young folks of our com
munity greatly appreciate fayors like
this one, and Mrs. Wells seems always
ready to accommodate us.
Fishing at Shaver Hole seems to
be all the rage these days. There was
good crowd enjoying the day there
Saturday Those who caught no fish
caught colds. Among the pleasure
seekers were Mrs L. l. Matchett and
children, Mrs. A. w Wells and little
daughter, Alberta, Mrs. H. t. Chesh-
fSire, Mrs Meta Hare and baby, Mrs.
W. NJ. Harper, Miss Norma Harper
and our teacher
Mr. Dewey Hall of Lochloosa was
visitor to Hallhurst Saturday evening
and Sunday Dewey's many friends
in our neighborhood will be sorry to
learn that he is leaving for Lake
: four months. but we all hope for him
a pleasant trip.
Miss Easter Kingsley of Bay Lake
was the guest of Mrs. A. W. Wells
and family last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Easter is a charming young girl,
and we hope that she will repeat her
visit some time in the near future.
number of Oklahoma Indians
were stopping in our settlement last
Saturday and Sunday. They had quite
drove of horses with them, some of
which were of the best stock. The
business of the squaws was to tell for
tunes. and quite a number of our
young folks were delighted over their
future prospects while others were
somewhat shocked
Some of our folks enjoyed the dance
given at Bay Lake last Friday even
ing. They report a large crowd and
good music furnished by the Harper
brothers. Among those attending
from Turner Farm were MIR. and Mrs.
A ". Wells, Messrs. Claude and Eel
der Wells, Harvey Waldron and Vir
gil Smith.
Mr. Sylvester Smith had as mis-
guest Tuesday Mr. James Metzger of
Lochloosa. This is the first time that
Mr. Metzger has been in our burg for
long while and he has become al
most a stranger to some.
Messrs. Amos Taylor and Frank
Cheshire are making a business trip
to Indian Bluff today Mr. Cheshire
has a large hog range near the bluff,
and he is looking after his stock
Miss Leola Bryan and little sister,
Pearl we're evening visitors at Hall
hurst Sunday L.eola and Pearl have
again started to school at Turner
Farm. and they are hoping to finish
the term without stopping again
The public sing, given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ] G. Waldron
,e.iast Sunday evening was well attend
Ted and enjoyed by all We are ex-
pecting to have another next Sunday
evening, so don't forget to come
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