The Ocala evening star., 1922-12-30
OCALA TWENTY YEARS AGO
Evening Star Dec. 80, 1902

Evening Star Dec. 80, 1902
Baxter earn and Louis Toffaletti
will open the Ocala Seed Store, a first
class general seed business, tomorrow
morning in the corner store north of
NJ Fishel.
Rev. Robert F. Rogers of Lake
City, state inspector of convict camps,
was at the Montezuma today. He was
here in the interests of the state in
Company with Mr.. Rawls, who rep
resents the naval stores men, to in
spect the Ocala camp on Fort King
avenue.
The death of Mrs. Clary, an aged
and most estimable lady, which oc-
Cured last Friday at the home of her
sen, John, near Ocala, removes from
this sphere the widow of the late
Thomas ]. Clary, the gallant old Con-
federate captain who was for many
years justice of the peace for this
the first district of the county.
G. A. Petteway of Leroy and H
H. Petteway of Georgia were at the
Montezuma yesterday.
The Star enjoyed a pleasant cal
yesterday from W. H. Green Of Board,
man, who came down with a load OF
pork for cold storage. Mr.. Green is
among the pioneer orange growers
around Boardman and with the faith
which ever conquers succeeded II
bringing back into bearing his grove
Idisposing of nearly hundred boxes
this season. Speaking of the colo
snap he said he did not think that il
i'd any damage. He has some trees
that he does not think were damaged
and he was fully satisfied that Mr.
Frank Sampson, who has fully 5000
boxes on the trees, suffered no harm,
Ocala Ten Years Ago
Evening Star Dec. 80, 1922
| The teachers are arriving by ever!
train. Up to noon about twenty teach
ers had registered with Secretary Tur
ner and received their badges ant
certificates of membership. The print
ing on the button is "The Florid;
State Teachers Association, Dec. 81
1912, January 2Rd, 1913, Ocala, Fla
Comptimehting their guests an
cousins, Miss Matilda Hainesworth
Miss Matte Lee Stroud and Mr.. 10
seph Walker, Dir, and Mrs. L. F. Bla
lock entertained for the second tim
last evening, their guests being tn
boys and girls. Among those presen
at this most enjoyable party were
besides the honorees, Misses Cathe
rine and Mildred Pylea, Rexie Todc
; Mabel Mefert, Annie Moorheac
Martha Kate Rentz, Virginia Sistrunl
; Gladys and Theo Wallis, Nan Brook:
Susie Erwin, Ruth Rentz, Elizabet
Davis, Stella and Nina Camp, Wenon
Wetherbee, Hannay Ellis, Mary Han
riett Livingston, Lois Dame, Musi
Bullock, Sara Pearl Martin, Florenc
Leitner, Eleanor Nixon, Messrs. Vile
and Sam Burford, Leslie and Pat AT
, derson, Robert Connor, Alfred Greer
Lagrange Sistrunk, Welsh Dewe,
! Olaf zewadski, Earl Hall, Juliu
, Brown, Joe Blalock, w. NJ. Martin
: Cameron Gamsby, George Loone.
= Ray Ferguson, Fred Meffert, Robel
r Clarkson, Albert Harriss, Alfred Ma,
Kay, William Mcintosh, Bernar
Koonce, Carlton Erwin, Leroy Bridge
O Eddie Rentz, Pierce Rentz, Ray Nike
i, and Carroll Blalock.
Mr.. T. ]. Simmons of Macon, Gs
+ brilliant young newspaper man il
q Iterested in the Macon Evening New
is in the city the guest of his aur
G Mrs. !. T. Lancaster.
Miss Jessie Wilson of Lake Butle
a graduate of the oeala high scho
:, and now teacher at Evinston, is in tt
4 city attending the association. 81
- is the guest of Miss Alice Campbell