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dined at the Ocala House Monday.
Mr.. J. M. Blair and his brother are
here from Cincinnati on a short visit.
Mrs. Houston Hopkins, of Orange
Lake, spent Easter Sunday in the city
with friends.
Mrs. Nell, wife of Professor Nell,
with her little daughter, are visiting
friends in st. Augustine.
Mr.. J. N. Ivey, one of the steam
boat and phosphate men of Branford,
was in the city Monday.
Miss Mary Badger, who was not ex-
pected to live last week, we are glad
to say is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Walter Hawkins and baby, of
Jacksonville, spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. p. G.. Snowden.
The local editor of the Banner, ac-
companied by his wife, little daughter
and sister, spent Easter Sunday in the
Ancient City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Mcdonald had
their handsome little baby boy, Willie
Darwin, christened Sunday afternoon
in the Episcopal church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Carney, accom-
panied by Miss Wilson, one of the
teachers in the Oeala Graded School,
spent Sunday in st. Augustine.
Mrs. Barbour Walker and her very
charming little daughter, Cunning,
arrived Tuesday from Tallahassee and
will spend few weeks with relatives
ir this city.
NJ r. Potter, wife and Mrs Moulton,
sister to Mrs. P, who have spent the
winter at their orange grove. departed
Wednesday for their home in Willi-
mantle, Conn.
Miss Ella Mersman, of ST. Louis, a
charming society belle, who has many
admirers in the Brick City, arrived in
Ocala Wednesday and will spend a
few weeks in our midst visiting
friends.
Mr.. John Bressner, wife and 81 ster,
of Springfield, ILL.,, were in the city
Tuesday to make the trip down the
Ocklawaha river. Mr.. B. has been a
resident of the capitol of Illinois for
forty-six years.
w. w. Condor was called to st.
Augustine last Friday to testify in
the Livingston case, accused of robbing
a jewelry store in the Ancient City
and trying to dispose of the silverware
to Mr.. Condor.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Hosmer, who
has spent the past five months in
Ocala, leave this afternoon for st. Au-
gustine, from there to Savannah,
where they will spend month, then
to their home in Massachusetts.
Miss Maybelle Glover, the charming
young lady from Marietta, Ga, who
has been visiting Miss Annie Waldo,
at Millwood, took in the charity ball
Wednesday night. She returned TO
Jacksonville Thursday to visit friends.
George Mckay, Ocala's leading arch
itect and builder, left for Lake Worth
Tuesday to make bids on his own
drawings for handsome residence for
a wealthy Chicagoian, who will make
that favored section his winter home.
May success attend Mr.. MacKay.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Denis, of Lon
don, VINO have been spending the win
ter in Ocala, returned home Wednes-
day. They made many friends here.
Mrs. d. is most beautiful and accom-
plished lady, and is sister to Mrs.
Thallheim, the phosphate brokers
wife.
Miss Jessie Robinson, the accom-
plished daughter of ex-mayor Robin
son, of Jacksonville, came down from
Oaklawn, where she was visiting her
sister, Mrs. Geo. w. Wilson, Wednes-
day to take in the charity ball. She
will be the guest of General and Mrs.
Finley while in Ocala.
Mr.. c. S. McCray, the travelling rep
resentative of the Florida National
Building and Loan Association, came
in from a five months trip to Palm
Beech, where he has done good SER
vice for his company, and induced
many persons to take stock in this
staunch Ocala financial institution.