The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-02-12
ANTHON !

Anthony, Feb ll.-Mrs. 2. L.
Cauthen is visiting relatives in Ocala.
Mn Raleigh Shealy from South
Florida, spent a few days last week
with his sister, Mrs. Ward Griffin
The store and dwelling Of Mr.. J. G.
Graham also Mr.. A. 3. MoOre's dwell
ing are nearing completion and about
ready for occupancy, These new
buildings are quite an improvement
to Anthony.
Mrs. l. r. knight and little son Of
Brunswick, Ga, who have spent sew
eral weeks with relatives, returned
home last week
Some Of our winter visitors, Miss
Ettie Bishop and Mr.. T. f. L. Bishop
OF Virginia. also Mrs. A. Levi and lit
tie SON Of Michigan, have gone to St.
Petersburg on a pleasure trip.
Mr. Orby Wester left Anthony last
week to accept a position with the S.
a. [. R. R. Co.
The Western Union linemen have
been at work in and near Anthony for
the past ten days.
Rev. J. c. Boatwright has moved
Just opposite the parsonage in the
Milligan home.
Mr.. Sim Manning and cousin of
Mulberry, are guests Of Mr.. J. L.
Manning.
Misses Lillian Baskin and Naomi
McKennon spent a day or two of last
week in Ocala.
Mr.. Hollie Milhgan of Jacksonville,
was in Anthony for a few days this
week, on business.
The WOman's Club will give a purlo
Friday evening, Feb. -, in the club
building. Everyone invited to attend
and take we'll filled purse.
Mrs. Ed Carmichael of Ocala visit
ed in Anthony last week.
Mrs. w. B. Thorn is entertaining a
friend from her home in Pennsylvania.
Three airplanes advertising Wrig-
ley's chewing gum arrived at the An
thony farms Monday and left We'd
resday. During that time a large
number of people viewed the planes,
ard also enjoyed the many feats per-
formed in the air. A number of pas
sengers were taken for rides during
the day.
Mr.. Ed Swain of New York sang in
Jacksonville Friday and Saturday eve
nings. Mr.. SWANS splendid voice has
made for him d fine reputation over
the country. The Metropolis says che
is one of the best baritones before the
public" Mr.. Swain is from one of
the best families in Anthony, the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs E. H. Swain and has
spent most of his boyhood days here.
He has many friends in Anthony who
learn with pleasure of his success.
Shady, you are correct in saying
Anthony is prosperous. Though our
Shoemakers are only borrowed and
we have a Marsh and several Hills
here, we have a beautiful Meadows
west of Anthony, also just splendid
Pasteurs east and west. Our Hay
makers are always busy. The good
condition of our Lambs prove what q
| fine place Anthony is. Yes, we have
several Priests to intercede for the
sins of our people. but best of all OUT
| Methodist church has a Bishop fol
! steward, a Priest for superintendent
| a Moore and Moore Russells to keeI
| the church alive. 1t is illuminated by
several Leitners and and has Other
! members who "Baskin" the sunshine
of peace and love. The work at the
postofice is always Weldon, the town
has a Plummer to keep things in gooC
shape and is always protected b!
stout Gates. We are always warm a.
we have plenty of Cole. l think Shad!
will agree with me in saying An
Irony is a remarkable place for it onl!
possesses just one Thorn (tom) boy.
Mr.. E. H. Swain. Mr.. and Mrs. {
Y. Swain of Anthony and Mrs. Myrol
Young of Sarasota went to Jackson
Vile Friday to attend the Swain Com
pany's concert. On their return, Mrs
Young, formerly Miss Gene Swain
stopped here for day with her rela
.tives before returning to Sarasota.
Mr.. George Adams mule ran ava
Tuesday and he was hurt right badly