Fancy Cakes In Stock At Local Shop
Local bakery advertises a fresh selection of fancy cakes now on display. Includes latest arrivals and seasonal flavors from a familiar shop window lineup.
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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1902
Page
3
Local bakery advertises a fresh selection of fancy cakes now on display. Includes latest arrivals and seasonal flavors from a familiar shop window lineup.
The notice touts Systex fruit packages with a focus on ripe, well grown lady fingers. It promises a season of plentiful supply and stresses maintaining the best small lines as the standard for quality.
Festive gathering planned on a designated date with grounds leased by G. W. Millehaw for exclusive use. Refreshments to be supplied, including fresh Jersey milk and cream available at all hours from the Hole in the Wall venue.
The Aymeneal event of the season united Rev. Chan P. Benjamin of Bay New York to Mrs Elizabeth of Ocala in a grand ceremony at the Presley church. A brilliant crowd, ornate decorations, and a formal levee preceded the service. The bride wore white satin and carried a bouquet of bride roses, with bridesmaid in blue grenadine. A reception at Ira McClymonds featured generous gifts and a refined wedding spread. The couple departed by Seaboard Air Line train to Fishkill, with best wishes from Ocala.
Mrs G Wake Wells hosted a party this afternoon for about twenty children in honor of her little son Wakefield. Miss Nelle St Venn helped with the entertainment as games and a pond feature provided merry amusement. Guests received small souvenirs or candy bags from the pond. Refreshments were plentiful and the children departed reluctantly at six o'clock with farewells from their mothers and Miss Bie read a final goodbye.
An odd fragment describes anxious thoughts about mailing costs and postage rates. Mention of one-cent stamps and three stamps for a cloth-bound volume appears, with a citation to Sharess De R. V. Pierce of Buffalo New York. The garbled text hints at a publication offer or expense concern.
Describes a desirable six room house for rent located near the post office area. Mentions near Wella and a Bow 230 listing. Outlines distance from post office and includes a P.O box contact for inquiries.
ICF Cream Dame, known for cream and candy, opened the season with a focus on ice creams that have made him famous, offering a refreshing delicion in his longtime spot.
The Carmichael Sop Co has arranged to supply Tennessee daily with fresh butter in firkins at 26 per pound. Als country smoked sage is offered at 1 5 per pound. Phone 31.
The Rtar reports the death of Ernest clair at his parents home at 1 a m. He had lived in Cuba Mobily Alabama and California in business before returning home to die at 34. His family, friends and relatives mourn his passing as services are held this afternoon at 5 o clock with burial in the new cemetery.
Mrs J H Spencer hosted a birthday party yesterday for her daughter Louise and her Sunday school classmates in Bomer. About twenty children gathered on the lawn enjoying games and light refreshments in a cheerful afternoon gathering.
The note thanks Handy Jackson of Semanser for two fine watermelons praised as red and delicious. Easterling Brothers of Martin are lauded for a crate of cantaloupes, with customers from the North East and West calling them the best. A Seaboard Air Line shipment of cantaloupes from Ocala is also mentioned amid a car demand note.
A notice seeks a white woman for domestic work in a family or hotel setting. Position is live-in at Dr Fuller’s cottage, asking for capable, thorough service and honest reliability as part of household duties. Gas ranges advertised. Citizens’ Gas Co offers cooking by gas with demonstrations and installation details.
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