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z s The paper Of the People for the People and bv the PeopleVOL JLL NO 2 < OCALA FLORIDA FRIDAY JUNE 23 1905 DOLLAR YEAR

lAb ELIZABETH EAUUS Local Editor

HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN

Dr Ask of Connor was a visitorto Ocala on Wednesday

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Mrs C I Grace and daughtersc have returned home from a visit to

the country

Miss Della Fosnot came up fromr her home at East Lake Wednesday

afternoon for a short visitrtm

Master Roy Carn the little son ofMr and Mrs W D Carn is visitingrelatives at Martin

liMiss Fannie Robinson returned

home Wednesday afternoon from a

f visit to friends at Leesburg

Dr Likins is prepared to examineifi the human eye scientifically x

We are glad to learn that Mr D

E Mclver who has been quite sickfor the past week was much betteryesterday

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4 Mr and Mrs Edward Holder are u-pii from Dunnellon and are guests of the

Ocala House They are always pop¬

1 ular visitors

I Mr Otis Parker of Jacksonville-was not disbarred the proceedingsagainst him having amounted tonaught

Mr Charles F Moore returnedhome Wednesday afternoon from few

ft days visit to friends at Gainesville

and Micanopyfl ° Mr J W Crosby is up from his

turpentine farm near Auburndale vis-

iting¬

his family and interviewing hishis new eon J W Crosby jr

Dr Likins the eye specialist carries CATARACT glasses in stock x

Mr and Mrs D S Woodrow and-

y daughter went down to their cottage

it at WoodmaronLakeWeir Wednes-day afternoon to spend a month orsix weeksi

The Fourth of July committee willI-t esteem it a great favor if all subscri-

bers

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to the fund will immediatelybring or send in the amount of theirsubscription to Mr Fishel Do it

6 nowAs the cantaloupe season is prac-

tically¬

over Mr R A Green repre ¬

senting a Cincinnati Commission-

house is treating his shippers to 5

Panama hats For further particulars-see

CMr Cave

Mr Carl Schneider of this cityf who works for the Camp Phosphate

Company at Felicia has gone toOhio for a short visit and report has

it that he will be accompanied homeby Mrs Schneider

tGenial Nat Peyser of Ocala rep-

resenting¬

the Cohn Distillery of

Louisville Ky is in the city shaking

Lr hands with his many friends Hecan be found at the Duval Jack ¬

sonville Metropolis-

Miss Edna Dozier has returnedhome from Jacksonville having ac ¬

companied her sister Mrs Harryrs

Dozier that far on her journey to Se

wanee Tenn Miss Dozier will so uplater to spend a couple of monthswith Dr and Mrs Dozier

Mrs P V Leavengood and son

Hansel returned yesterday from StAugustine where they have beenvisiting relatives Her sister Mrs

H E Schoeflin and two childrenreturned with her and will spendseveral weeks here

Miss Nellie Anderson left Wednes-day

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for Miami to visit her sisterMrs J H Strunk for ten days Shewas accompanied by Laura JeanFlorence aud Leonard Dozier whowill spend the summer with theirparents Mr and Mrs Eugene Dozier-

at Jupiter

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ANOTHER JUNE WEDDING

Mr 6r vr SB ncr and Miss Mary

Kaiser Unite in MarriageI

Seldom has a prettier sweeter orsimpler wedding been solemnized inOcala than that uniting the destinies-of Mr Grover Cleveland Spencer andMiss Mary Kaiser

The wedding took place at9 oclockWednesday night at the Hotel deKaiser which is run by Mr and MrsRobert Kaiser parents of the brideThe ceremony took place in the parlor which was very prettily and

itastefully decorated Rev C C Car-

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of the Baptist church officiated-

andI

the ceremony was a very pretty-one The bride is a beautiful blondeand in her wedding gown of whitesilk over accordion pleated chiffon

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taffeta she was certainly as fair andI sweet a picture as one would wish toI see She carried a bouquet of bridej roses tied with white satin streamersj Since coming to Ocala fromf Atlanta with her parents about threej years ago she has made made manyI friends and admirers here who areI very much interested in her future-I

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happinessj The happy groom is the second son

of Mr and Mrs Edwin Spencer andI

has a position in the dry goods de ¬

partment of the H B Masters de-

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partment store and is well thought ofby his employers He is young andambitious and his friends hope hewill be as successful in all things ashe was in the winning of a wife

The bride was attended by her sister-i

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Miss Gertrude Kaiser who wore aI pretty white silk dress and carried

pink roses M r Carl W Wishart ofthe Stucky Tiller Company at

I Montague was Mr Spencers bestI manI The marriage was witnessed byI about twentyfive of the friends ofthe young couple and after the words

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I that made them man and wife theyI were heartily congratulated andI many good wishes were expressedI After the ceremony the guestswere invited to the dining hallwhich-was decorated with many garlands ofbamboo and other vines and wereseated at a large table bountifully-laden with all manner of good things

I to eat which were heartily enjoyed-by the wedding guests

During the supper Mr Frank Har¬

ris was called on and proposed a toastto the health of the bride and groom

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which was heartily responded to byi

allMrandMrs Spencer received quite a

number of pretty presents amongthem being a set of pearl handleknives from Col H B Masters ahandsome rocking chair from his fel-

low

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employees at the Masters store-

aI handsome piano from the bridesparents a wicker cabinet from Mr

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and Mrs H C Jones knives andi fork from Mrs G A Ofermichaeli

and many others too numerous for usi to mentioni We extend to the newly marriedi couple our very heartiest congratula-

tionsI

and trust that their life will be+ a long and happy onet Mr and Mrs Spencer will in a fewj days begin housekeeping in the-I cottage on Pine street north belong-I

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jug to Mr Louis Toffaletti and whichhas just been complete-

dII

Geo G Mathews will give hisI

lecture on Brazil in this city nextI

Thursday evening the 29th at theMarion opera house A share of the

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proceeds will be donated to the localchapter of the U D C V MrMathews is better able possibly thanany other man in this section of thecountry to portray life in the SouthAmerican republic having lived inBrazil many years part of whichtime represented the United Statesas consul at Para He illustrates his

I lectures with what is said to be thefinest collection of stereoptican views-of Brazil ever exhibited We be ¬

speak for him a large audience-

Dr D P Titrina carries the largest-line of astigmatic and prescription-lenses in the state If you needglasses consult him x

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IA SUMMER OUTING I

Fifty Y ung P aple frm Ocala Enjoy I

Delithtful and Eventful TripsOn Tuesday evening the following I

young people assembled at the mag¬

nificent home of Hon and Mrs WK Zewadski on Fort King avenue I

having been summoned to go on a i

H summer outing viz Misses AllieVan

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Juhan Caro Liddon Nellie and I

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Mary DaCosta of Gainesville Madge i

Sims Sue Anderson Anna MixonEthel Robinson Janet WeathersAnnie Davis Sara Violet and Louise I

Harris Sallie Camp Edna Dozier I

Pauline Sullivan Louise Scott AnnieMathews Sue Barco Bessie Porterand Eloise Miller and Messrs How¬

ard and Harvey Clark Bruce MeffertI

Stephen Jewett Charles T Brian ofIHouston Texas Harry Palmer Ben

Condon John Sullivan Sam Barco j

Harry Walters John Juhan RobertI

Mathews and Alfred BeckAt the Zewadski home they were

joined by the Messrs Zewadski andtheir guests Messrs Byron West ofJacksonville Leroy Giles of Orlan-

do

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and Angus Birdsey of Macon forwhom this pleasant affair was plann-

ed The only thing that marred theouting was the absence of their

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friends Messrs Alva Herzog Jack-sonville

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and William Whitney of I

I Fernandina who were unable to I

I come i

I Mr and Mrs Zewadski Mrs CarrieI

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Long and Miss Sue Barco met the i

guests at the union station and in the I

waiting room they were received byMessrs Osco and Guy Zewadski I

Giles Birdsey and West and Misses i

Sallie Camp Louse Scott Bessie Porter Sue Anderson and Violet Harrisafter which they were shown the wayto the lunch room where they wereall treated to fruit punch

The ticket office had been veryneatly fixed up with colors of the

Aris society to which these youngs

gentlemen belong and across thefront of the office was draped a bigAris banner-

Mr Zewadski sold the tickets therebeing two to each of the destinations-The girl and boy having tickets read-ing

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to the same place became part-nersI and were shown to their trainby the porters Clarence Zewadskiand Willie Bullock

Three stopovers were allowed andall were given thirty minutes to write J

descriptive letters of their summerouting

Olaf Zewadski and Julien Bullockwere very excellent news butchers J

andevery few minutes passed throughI

the cars vending their waresAt the end of the thirty minutes

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Ithe letters were read aloud Hon R i

A Burford acting as judge These I

letters were all excellent Mr Bur j

ford said and he found some difficul-ty

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in making a choice between sev-

eralj

but he had finally decided to j

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award the prizes to Miss Violet liarris and Harry Palmer who had de-

scribed their wedding trip to the But i

falo expositionI The prizes were a silver hat brushI and a fountain pen and in presentingI

them Mr Burford made a few happy i

remarks in leis Usual pleasing styleI

which always seem to come to him soI

I easily and so unaifectedlyWe were especially requested to

publish the letter that won the prizealso several of others that received

I honorable mention but our spaceprecludes us doing so However we

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make room for the prize Jetter telling-of the wedding journey to Buffalo

Harry and I left Oeala on the Sea ¬

board at two oclock one early morn-

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bound for Buffalo to see the greatexposition-

We were on our wedding trip II neglected to say so you may imagine we wernt very much in for sightseSHigT All we wanted was to beatone so I guess we didnt select avery suitable place

4 We were showered with rice atthe station by our thoughtful andloving friends so we we were known-

at once as a bridal couple We stopp-

ed in Jacksonville a day but instead-of looking around the city we were

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satisfied to just look at each othe-rI have heard that Jacksonville is

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a real nice little city but I shall have-

to judge of that some other timeFrom Jacksonville we went to

New York bv boat and both of uswere seasick We still had somerice on our hats and we found thatour baggage was all beautifully deco¬

rated with dainty white shoes andquantities of beautiful white ribbonwhich I expect to use for makinggirdles

But when we arrived at NewYorkjust think of us being in thatgreat big New Yorkwe hardlyknew what to do there were so manythings that we had heard about thatwe hardly knew where to begin Wewent to the Waldorf first and decided-we liked the looks of that hotel pret¬

ty well so we settled there andplanned a program for the day Butwefinally decided we had just ratherstay with each other so we didnt-see anything in New York but its anice place though

The next day we went down toBuffalo to see the exposition Just-as we got into the grounds we open-

ed

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our umbrellas and were literallyshowered with rice that those thought-ful

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friends had put there We werequite embarrassed but we headed forthe Pike to ride on the Senic rail ¬

way We were so fascinated withthat that we decided to spend all ofour time there I advise everyone-to ride on the Senic railway It iscertainly a grand way to spend oneshoneymoon

Harrys money gave out so he de ¬

cided he had to get back home towork He wouldnt tell me he did ¬

nt have any money for he was afraid-

I might immediately quit him Wecame back in a hurry He wouldnt-even let me buy any fruit on the carsand he wouldnt let me stop in Jack-sonville

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We just changed cars andcame straight to Ocala after havingspent a perfectly dear and swee-

honeymoon and all the money wewe could lay our hands on Buffalomust be a beautiful city from all Iheard about it But we saw onlyeach other

After the letters were read a twen ¬

tyminute stopover was given Theporters brought around deliciouslunches salad crackers sandwichesand pickles done up in boxes and allleft the cars and found various cozyplaces to eat the lunch that had been-

so beautifully prepared

Later in the evening ice cream andcake was served after which theguests were treated to some delightsul music Miss Camp and Miss

Scott sang very sweetly Mr Gilesplayed beautifully on the violin MrBirdsey and Mr Guy Zewadski on

the piano and Messrs Giles WestBirdsey Osco and Guy Zewadski sangseveral popular and catchy sons

The summer outing was one of thecleverest most unique and novel par¬

ties that has ever been given in Ocalaadd the young people that enjoyedthe hospitality of Mr and Mrs Ze¬

wadski on this occasion are very en-

thusiastic

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in their praise of it and ofthe good time they all enjoyed Itwas an exceedingly pleasant trip iicompliment to a group of very intertere ting young men

Rev Robt H Morris Graduates frumPrinceton

Rev Robert Hugh Morris I who wasformerly the pastor of the Presbyte

I rian church in this city and who hasbeen attending Princeton University

I for the past two years was graduatedfrom that splendid institution on

I Wednesday June 14th At that timeI

Mr Morris received the degree of-

I master of arts and during the yearst he spent at Princeton he made mostI excellent record-

At present Mr and Mrs Morris andtheir little son Robert are at ElmerN J On July first they go to NewBrunswick N J where Mr Morrishas been called to the Second Pres ¬

byterian church His many Ocalafriends are delighted to hear such

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good news of him

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