The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-04-17

0CAA OCCURRENCES
A. B. Blue of Gainesville spent the
day in Ocala yesterday.
Mr.. G. B. Long, salesman of
Gainesville, was calling on local trade
yesterday.
Did you get your "war saving" cut
If so, bring it in and let's get busy
with the campaign.
The Ocala Iron Works yesterday
sold a Chevrolet car to the Alphamus
Humus company at the Meadows.
Fred Malever is attending the
Florida Military Academy in Jackson
vile. Fred is fine boy, and he in
tends to be ready to serve his country
as soon as he is old enough.
! Mr.. Frank Holly, an old citizen of
the Lynne section, who was brought
here for treatment a few days ago,
passed away yesterday. His remains
were laid to rest in the Gore ceme-
terry, east of the river.
The city's exchequer was enriched
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the recorded's court. One auto speed
er failed to appear and his bond of
SO was estreated. One man was fin
ed SO for violating the sanitary
laws.
The Temple has big show on this
evening. First is that genuine artist,
Sessue Hayakawa, in the "Call of the
East" Lasky production. Then
there will be jolly Billy West in one
of his inimitable comedies. In all,
seven reels of drama and fun.
Mr.. L. N. Hansell, of Gainesville,
train master of the A. C. L., was in
town Tuesday, doing good work for
the Liberty Loan among the other
railroad men. He said the boys were
doing their bit. He has sold $4,000
worth
Among the Stars pleasant callers
today was Mr.. j. M. Hillman of An
thony, who registered for the Even
ing Star He says that the last few
days warm weather has put vastly
changed appearance on things around
Anthony, where some of the county's
most progressive farmers operate.
Mr. N I. Gottlieb, who has been do
ing some Photographic work lately,
says he thought he had forgotten
how, but finds he hasn't. Lots of us
folks remember when Mr.. Gottlieb
was one of the most skilled photogra-
phers-in truth, an artist-in this
section, and we can well believe he
remembers more than some younger
men will ever learn.
Eat more vegetables and fruit
save meat and wheat and help wir
the war. We have today cucumbers
English peas, squash, snap beans
tomatoes, onions, bell peppers, turn.
Ups, beets, carrots, apples, grapefruit
and bananas. Strawberries tomorrow
American Fruit Store, phone 279. Il
Our citizens were decidedly apathe.
tic about yesterdays school election
There are about 500 votes in the dis.
trict, but only SO were cast. Of these
81 were for Mr.. Edwards, 35 for Mrs
Hooker and 81 for Mr.. Cullen. TWEEN
ty-nine votes were cast for 3 mills
for and 3 for 1.
His many friends in Ocala ant
around the lake deeply regret thu
death of Mr.. w. E. Fosnot, who diet
at his home at Eastlake last night
Mr.. Fosnot and his family came her,
from Iowa about twenty years ago
The remains were brought to the cit,
by McIver and MacKay, and EN-
balmed for shipment to the old hom,
in Iowa.
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