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Little Miss Tucker
A darling little bundle of sweetness
arrived in Ocala at an early hour
Wednesday morning. The bundle was
| tagged and addressed to Mr.. and Mrs.
Watterson Tucker, so it was left in
their care. The package of fun and
everything niee," was nothing else
but one of the very sweetest and
loveliest of baby girls. She is their
first-born, and has already won a
warm place in the hearts of her very
happy young parents. Her small
playmates will no doubt call her Wv
ian, which is her mothers pretty
name.
DR.. {. G. Lindner Buys Grove
DR.. Eaton G. Lindner has recently
closed a deal for the pretty little five
acre orange grove at Gambler which
was formerly the property of the De-
Longs and is known as the DeLong
grove. 1t is nicely located and al
ready has number of bearing trees
upon it. DR.. Lindner will greatly i'm
prove his newly acquired property.
The little home that is already on il
will be improved Dr. Lindner and
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down there. DR.. Lindner has receiv-
ed many congratulations upon his re-
cent good buy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stroud and
their two attractive daughters, Lelsie
and Virginia, will leave on the 18th
for Pablo Beach where they will spend
couple of weeks enjoying the ocean
breezes and the surf bathing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris left yes
terday for Jacksonville where they
will spend short while with their
daughter, Mrs. Charles H. Lloyd.
From there they will go to Hender-
sonville, where they will remain for
the balance of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Jewett and
two daughters are expecting to move
soon into their lovely new home that
they are building in Lakeland. This
home is numbered among the very
prettiest ones located in the rapidly
growing city Of Lakeland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Maleyer after
a pleasant stay of couple of weeks
lin New York have returned home.
While away Mr. Malever purchased a
handsome line of goods for his stores
in this city.
Mrs. G. p. Flanders of Scotland.
Ca, is the guest Of her sister-in-law.
Mrs r. L. Park
About Former ocalian
s The Miami Herald a few days ago
gave an interesting account of the
poultry farm OF ]. B. HERS. In the
northwest part OF Miami. where fine
fbiooded, single comb White Leghorn
pullets are being raised to be ready
Tor laying in the winter season, when
fresh eggs are worth dollar a dozen.''
fThs article Is accompanied by.two ex-
Fcelient pictures giving. q glimpse OF
the flock OF 500 chickens In their
ruins, and also the attractive home Of
Mr.. Heirs. This Is poultry fancier
who has studied out the business and
fs making It pay handsomely. There
Is strong and excellent demand for
l'fresh eggs practically at all times
and In winter the price Is high enough
: to make flock Of hens resemble
gold mine in point of production
There Is money to be made In eggs
at much less than dollar dozen
but that price Is obtainable. every
winter for at least few weeks, and
the price stays well up for several
months. The White Leghorn seems
to be the prize breed for laying In
Florida. a.-Times-U Unino Short Talks.
Mr.. sHiers is former Ocala cirizen
and married Miss Claude Waterman
also Of this city. His friends are de-
lighted to read such interesting re-
ports from him.