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Pleasant Party at the Home of Mrand Mrs Ricketson

There was a party at the home ofMr and Mrs J F Rick tson Thurs-day

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evening June 3rd given in honor-of their twO brothers Messrs S E i

and H Wilder There were about 1

forty guests present Among themwere Mr and Mrs J E Branch Mr j

and Mr Nathan Mayo Mr and MrsFrancis Daughtry Mrs Vincent and I

brother Mr Philips Mrs McWhiteand three children Mrs Mary DavisMisses Daisy Davis Pearl Dillard Car¬

rie Blackman Reba Bryant Blanchand Alma Moody Monica Branch Ma-

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Holt and Messrs E E OrmondLee Blackman Charles Cockflcld WB VIck Baker G J Gonchton anlJim Davis The house was beautiful-ly

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decoratd with ferns vines andflowers The color scheme of pinkand green was carried out to good ef-fect

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In the parlor the mantle wasdraped with pink cloth with gracefulvines hanging over it and runningaround the room and a large boquetof pink roses The dining table alsohad t Dutiful bouquet of pink flow ¬

ers and gems on a centerpiece em ¬

broidered in pink and greenWhile the guests were arriving Miss

Reba Bryant played several selectionson the piano then a short time wasspent in playing games after whichthe hostess assisted by Mrs X MayoMrs B B McWhite and Mrs J EBranch served delicious cream and

I cake Then the most interesting fea-ture

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of the evening took place whenthe young people formed In couples atthe gate and marched into the houseand through the hall by music and-to the most graceful couple was givena lovely pink cocoanut cake whichwas won by Miss Daisy Davis and Ir-

E E Ormond After this was overand each one had sampled the cake-to each gentleman was given a pieceof cloth with thread and needle towork a button hole The gentlemanworking the best button hole got aprize of a thimble in a pink and greenwork box which the judges who wereMrs Mayo Mrs J E Branch andMrs McWhite decided was won byMr Jim Davis Then the ladies drovenails In a thick board and a prize ofa small hatchet tied with pink andgreen was given to the one driving thebest nail Mr J E Branch Mr Na-than

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Mayo and Mr S E Walker werethe Judges In this contest and decidedthat Miss Mary Davis had won thehatchet

Then more cream and cake wasserved after which Mr Ricketson en ¬

tertained the guests with music on thebanjo and the young folks playedsome more games Then all wenthome declaring they had spent a verypleasant evening-

Mrs C S Lyvers returned homeMonday after spending two weekswith her daughter Mrs Roy Murdaugh of Woodstock

Mr and Mrs Tom Dillards littledaughter Alice Louise has been quitesick but under the skillful treatment-of Dr G K Slaughter is improvingwe are glad to state

Shipping season will soon be overand things will seem quite dull afterthe rush Watermelons are beingshipped from here in very large quan-tities

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this year

LIST OF COLORED TEACHERSTAKING EXAMINATIONS-

Diana Adams Smoak Hettie MBagley Sparr Fannie L Carwell Sil ¬

ver Springs Creola C Curry OcalaAnnetta Gladden Orange Lake Rosa-V Harvey Ocala Dora T HaroldGainesville Virginia C HowardFlemlngton Mattie Martin HannahMichael Jessie E Mitchell ReubenMitchell Ocala Fannie P MenchanDunnellon E B McContz MontaguePearl McBride Ocala Kate L RigleyReddick Aquilla Sharperson OcalaOwen Spain Reddick J E Sharper-son Ocala Bessie Williams Dunnel ¬

IonThis list contains the names of three

males About half of the teachers takIng the examination have taught be-

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two for having attempted topony their examination papers

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STANLEY DANIELS-

Our Community was saddened overthe death of one of our boys Stanly 1

Daniels He departed this life about4 oclock on the morning of the 24th-of May I

Stanly had ben a gnat sufferer forsv rral month> being afflicted withSOlDl throat trouble but he seemedvery patient and was never heard tomurmur of complain The last dayswere spent in bed and he realizedthat he could not be spared and saidto those around him it was sweet to I

live His life had been very happyhut if it was Gods will he was nil ¬

ling to go anti all was well with himHe was the last of his family being-

th only child of his parents who diedwhen Stanly was quite small Al ¬

though an orphan he had a home withhis grandmother and uncle where hejnever felt that he missed any love andcare

IStanly wa tenderly loved and rear-ed

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One could often wish every childbereft of parents could have had thesame care and advantages that he enjoyed He fully appreciated It all andwas heard to speak of It often Hewas very loyal to his friends and I

n vor forgot any kindness shown tohim

Ho passed away gently as one fall ¬

ing asleep closing his eyes We couldbut wish that we could all when ourtime to go has come that we could-lie down as one to pleasant dreams

How we < 10 miss him Ills place withthe boys at their games at the school-in the Sunday School class our hearts-are sad when we think that neveragain will those places be filled May I

his glad pure spirit ever rest with I

the God who gave it We would be Jglad to pay some beautiful tribute toour little friend but words fail us I

The sadness of a life cut down soIyoung to full of hope of boyish sports

and pleasures such a bright intellect-If

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we could view it all as the Creator-of all these would have us do we will I

look beyond the darkness of death tothe bright and happy home of manymansions where all is peace and joy i

and loveMay we meet thee in that home I

Stanly FRIENDSOrange Springs Fk June S 1902L I

PLEASANT EVENTS AT SPARR

The writer was not present at theconcert hut from reports It was a-

very pleasant event At its close abeautiful goldlined silver cup was cxhibited to be voted to the prettiestyoung lady Of course money did notcount when it was for ones favoriteOn counting the votes the cup wasawarded to Miss Jettie Boyles a1lovely brunette of Sparr

The Baptist church entertainmentlast Friday evening proved a prosperous issue indeed though the weatherwas quite inclement Representativescame from Anthony Citm Fort Mc-Coy Greenwood Oak Reddick Martinand Lowell After happy greetingspleasant conversation and music thelargest handsomest cak which wascontributed by Misses Alice and EllaOwens was voted to the most popu1lar lady The votes ran high higherhighest all the while money movingrapidly into tlc hurch coffer Finallytho cake was prosinted to Miss Jcs ioAlston Owens of Sparr as the win-ner

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Surprised and delighted shesmiled and bowed her thanks andthen gave the cake back to In voted-to the prtttiist youns girl After eontosting for a while it was awarded topietty Mi s Susie Lambert of SparrThe second handsormKt cake was do-

nated¬

by Mrs Shelton Souter It wasvoted to a fair daughter of Fort Mc-Coy

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charming Miss Ruby GranthamThe tables were gracefully presided

over by Mrs Sheldon Souter aided byher accommodating sister Miss Fan-nie

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lark of Ocala Mrs Allen Ste-phens

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was ably assisted by obligingMrs Jainc Colbert Radiant MissSlielly Souter kept an account of tillvotes when not engaged in animatedconversation with rounding admir-ers

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Vo notp CVIr Albert Martin afine looking young man from Jackson-ville

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with half a djizen former school-mates

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and other laughterloving girls

DOCTORS MISTAKESAre said often to be burled six feet tindeiground But many times women call ontheir family physicians suffering as theyImagine one from dyspepsia another fromheart disease another from liver or kid ¬

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another with pain here and thereand In this way they present alike tothemselves and their easygoing or overbus doctor separate diseases for which-he assuming them to be such prescribes-his pills and potions In reality they areall eymptons caused by some uterinedisease The ician > norant of thecause of suffering Isps up TS treatmentuntil large bills are nradc To e erlngpatient gets no beueij a I thewrong treatment but probably worse

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ha 1 en Irc rmnPI ihe ISlaSe t ercby UispelTng aIl those oiitTeaSuig symptoms and instituting comfort instead ofprolonged misery It has been well saidthata disease known half cured

Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription is aKientific medicine carefully devised byan experienced and skillful physicianand womans delicate system-It is made of native American medicinalroots and is erfecth harmless in iteffects i4nii1LcwtzlciEiJt-tu

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It makes weak women strong and sick women wellDr Pierces Medical Adviser is sent fret on receipt of stamps to pay ex

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child as to an adult Price 25 cents Large size 50 cents

going up to give them a treat Albert-is certainly popular wherever he hap-pens

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to lc-Anthony sent up her new if D ac-

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by charming Miss AnnieHillman Magnolia of the Banneralso Mr Lamb and his lovely ladycompanion Ve observed Mr CarlHarter and beautiful wife also MrJoe McAllister of Roddick and MrEd Meadows of Sparr the latter Inhappy attendance upon a Sparr girlwho lives up the hew good roadThe three last named gentlemen willplease accept the writers thanks fornumerous votes WHITE ROSE

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Rev Z A Crumpton of Berlin isexpected to fill the pulpit of Olivettchurch next Sunday morning at 11oclock

It is hot and dry here from whichthe stock is suffering greatly forwater and on account of getting bog-ged

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in the pondsMrs J P Phillips and children of

Ocala are in our neighborhood for theweek

Mrs George Buhl had an experience-the other day she does not care tohave repeated again soon While pick-ing

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blackberries she came very neargetting bitten by a rattle snake Un-fortunately

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the snake got awayMr William Jones is enjoying a

visit from his sister Mrs Alice Lewis-of Starke

Mr Walter Douglas was taken sud-denly

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ill while at the home of CaptPyles Saturday afternoon Dr A LIJar was called in and we are glad tosay Mr Douglass is somewhat better

Little Lora Baxley of Croom ishere on a visit to her grandparents-Mr and Mrs Carl Buhl

Messrs John Smith and Sam Phil ¬

lips went to Ocala Sunday where theywould prepare to go on the encamp-ment

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with the RiflesMrs J C Perkins had the misfor¬

tune to lose a very tine much cow lastweek The cow is supposed to havebeen snake bitten

Messrs Freyermuth and Lyles havemoved their well machine from Mr JM Douglas to Mr J T E Gaskinshere they are putting down r fourinch well

Mr and Mrs John Knoblock ofMartin are the proud parents of a tenpound boy which arrived at theirhome May 22 Mrs Knoblock wasbefore her marriage Miss Katie Buhlof this place and has many friendshere who wish the little man healthand happiness-

Mr Loon Simpson spent Fridaynight here with his sister He wason his way home from Winter Parkwhere he attended Rollins College thepast season CHARES

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