The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-07-23
ORANGE SPRINGS

Orange Springs, July 22.-Ihe
fame of the waters of Orange Springs
is attested to by the number of peo-
pie who daily come for a plunge in
their cooling depths.
Thursday of last week, Fort Mccoy,
Island Grove, Ciua and other places
were well represented here. Among
the visitors were Mrs. Hall and fam
lily of Lowell. Mr.. Johnson, agent at
Island Grove, and family.
Saturday the following named fam
lilies from Island Grove came over for
the day: Messrs. Crosby, Baker, How
ard, Moore, Abstein, Evans, Clayton,
Ergols and Carlton, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassels and Mrs. Thomp-
son of Plant City, who are visiting in
Island Grove.
Mr.. J. w. Townsend and family are
spending the summer here.
Mr.. w. (. Brown came in Thursday
his wife, who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Livingston.
Mrs. Clifford Livingston of Lake
land was a visitor last week, return
ing to her home Wednesday.
Mrs. MacCarley is on visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Living
ston, before going 20 North Carolina
for the remainder Of the summer.
Mr.. John Rast, wife and daughter,
Mrs. Hooker and three children of
Fitzgerald, Ga. are staying at the
Pegram House. They will be here for
a month. Mr.. and Mrs. Rast are from
Moultrie, Ga. They were once resi-
dents of Orange Springs and like al
others are glad to get back for visit
and a cooling bath in the sulphur
spring.
Mr.. o. z. Notes and family came in
for the day Sunday. They are now
located at Oak, but we are in hope.
they will be permanent residents here
in the near future.
Miss Ethel Hall and Mrs. Gladly.
. Wimberly are in Zenith, Ca, but writ,
they will spend awhile in Fort Valley
Miss Carrie Epperson is guest a
tie Townsend House.
Mrs. c. V. Sholl and children lef
for New York Monday. They go tt
spend the summer with Mrs. Sholl'
mother.
Mr.. F. III. Pedrick of Jacksonvill,
is a guest of G. B. Hall. His man.
friends are glad to see him. Mr.. Ped
rick and wife were residents of Or
ange Springs for three years, befor
leaving for Jacksonville, where the.
now make their home.
Orange Springs has quite numbe
OF new buildings under construction
Mr.. Lang has moved into his new
house near the spring. Mrs. J. r
Wimberly will move into hers mex
week and Mr.. Sabelstrom says his vii
soon be ready for occupancy. Nh
Sears is getting the material to bull,
a house on his lot across the stree
from the postoffice. There is only on
> house vaacnt in town and no doubt
will be filled soon.
Miss Olive Moon of Dunnellon j
visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. r. Wimber
: ly.
Mr.. w. E. McGahagin is spending
few days in Tampa with his son an
from there he will visit his daughter
Mrs. r. NJ. Blair and Mrs. J. T. Levi
at Oklawaha.
Mr.. August Kiser has entered
school for, BARRIERS in Jacksonville.
J. Miss Lucy Pegram has gone to AT
lanta. She will be away until tn
. first of August.
The many friends of Mrs. G. J.'Ras
!: are glad to know she is improvin
!: from her illness of last week and hop
!. for her early return home. She is o
a visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mr.
!: Bozeman in Leesburg.
] Mr.. Bert Pegram's family of Lees
!: burg, Mr.. Fred Vogt and family @
!: Ocala, were Sunday visitors to tn
!; home of Mr.. Pegram.
j Mrs. Caude Fields of Cocoa cam
!; Monday to spend a few weeks wit
!: her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herrin.