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F!rs. simon Won Prize.

Mir. and Mrs. Myron Lasker enter tained with Q Thanksgiving dinner bridge yesterdas evening, the guests of honor being Mrs Alfred Herz, of Waco, Texas, and Mrs. \, Lasker. The decorations, menu and favors conformed to the season. Covers were laid for IS. Mrs. A. Herz won the guests prize. The other prizes were awarded to mesdames D. l.. Menkus, $. Rosentock D. J. Michael and J. E. simon, (Pine Bluff.)
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Lutheran Church.

The Evangelical Lutheran church, East Sixth and Florida streets. W, t, Schrader, pastor. English Sunday school 9:30 a. m German divine serv
 ices 10:45 a. m. English services 7:YD D. m. All are cordially invited to si-
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Max umtea. of y4ga..r--ias .rr.~tfre N'T~.=l . Ngpo6neu. n. f5ftlp Rock. is iH 59e city 1fsItfa- hcr slster. Alas. Lloyd Knox.
 t'eor-r W neu4ton has returned from she.ideH whore he was called on basi0es-
 Miss Rosa sounen~chein has rv- turned tom atir. visit ta .aictals at LittIe Rock
 i Miss Daisy Satice rcturncd ycster. day fram a pleasant visit to Ltlle Rock and Ilcusley.
 Mrs Guy fulk, ol Little Rock. is spending Thankssiyins week with hcr mother, Mrs, VI. F. Smart
 r. l.. Daniels, iormerly Of Kings Iand now a resident of Fort Smith Is in the rity on business
 Mfs. Janie Levine has been quite sick for several days but was re ported some better yesterday.
 Afs. II. C. tapo and children, O. Memphis, are tlle guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mercer Sligh on Walnut street.
 Miss Nma Dewoody has returned from Hot Springs, wherc she visited Mr. and Mrs W. & Sorrells for a frv weeks
 Claude Sparks, who is attending the State University at Fayetteyillr is in the city visiting relatives for q few days
 Miss Alma DewoodF returned We'd nesday from Hot Springs, where Shs vas the &uos, of Mr. and Mrs. W. $. Sorrclls.
 Mrs. J, W. Crawford has return , ed from t.llerson Ark. whore sha Was the 2nest of tIrs G. N Hoeg for several days.
 Mr ]. F. BoSee, secretary of the Cotton Belt Savings and Trust com- pany, left last night on ! business trip to Fl Paso. Texas.
 Cage Cross, Will Alexander and Herman C. Carrie have returned from Little Rock, where thcy witnessed the Ioothall game ThanksgiNing afternoon
 George C. Itusse of the firm Of Russe and Sweet, lumber dealers of ] Memphis Tenn. was ill the city yes terdaN q guest of John F, Rutherford i Mr. Robert McMechan, Of Little Rock. returned to his home yestcr- day after spending Thanksgiving as the guest of Mf. and Mrs W. l.. De- WoodZ.~---,--s''-s.,, 1 .r'~Slrs. Elbcrt of St. Paul Minnesota, who is the guest of her sister, Mrs. 1 W. D. Hearn, will sing the offertory at the First Presbyterian church Sum !. day mornn@.
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In Honor of Mir. and Mrs. C. E. PhiIp0t

In Honor of Mir. and Mrs. C. E. PhiIpot
 Mfr and Mrs. C. Fl. Philpot enter- tained Thursday evening with a din- ner party in honor of Mr. C. E. Phil pot and bride.
 Table decorations of yellow chrys- antnemums were used with beautiful effect, and choice menu Of several courses was served Covers were laid for MT. and Mrs. c. E. Philpot, MT. and Mrs. \. G. Bedell, NIT. and Mrs. C. VI. Philpot, Miss Philpot
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BAZAAR NOTICE.

All the ladies who have finished their contributions for the Bazaar to be given by Trinity Church Associa- tion at the rectory December the 3d, please bring Or send them to the rec tory Monday or Tuesday and obliSe the Marking Committee. 11-28 St
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SOCIETY
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Matinee Club.


 Miss Emma DeNoody entertained the Matinee Club Friday afternoon, This club is of recent organization and already ranks high among the social organizations of the City. The afternoon with Miss DeWoody was delightfully."- spent over the game t.01 , the guests finding their places at the card tables ill a very original fashion. All the place cards which were artis- tic Thanksgiving souvenirs were at tached to the chandelier, and from each one ribbons extended to the ta- bleS and the guests finding the cards bearing their names were guided by the dainty ribbons to their places. Mrs. W. X. Taggart won the prize, a cut glass vase. \ tempting one course luncheon followed the game. The club members present were Mrs
 ". A. Taggart, Miss Mary Lindsay,
 Miss Fannie McGaughev, Mrs. H. C. McGaughdy Miss Reva Harris, Mrs
 Russell Hollis. Miss lola Philpot, Mrs. w T. SeaWell, Miss Bessie Downs,
 Mrs. Will Miller Mrs. R. T. Benton.
 The guests were Misses Berta Sulli- 2 van and Olivia Alexander.
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tt the Church of Christ.

Corner Sixth and Beech, c. c. Cline, pastor. In the morning the pastor will speak on "Ingratitude. At night he will answe rthe question, Is Jesus Christ More Than Man?"
 The c. E. will meet at 6:30, led by Miss Marion Larche. At each service the choir will give special music. f The Bible Training Class continues to increase in numbers and interest. It will meet on Wednesday night, at 7:3o.
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Box Party Last Night.

The following society people we're members of box party given by MT. and Mrs. c. F. Philpot at the Elks Theater last night, when Coming Thro the Rye" was the attraction: Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Philpot, Miss Irma Grace and Tom Parham; Miss Vir- ginia Walker an dRalph Harris; Miss lola Philpot and Sterling Barrow.
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e'ard Party For Mrs, McNutt.

Miss Mary Lindsay has issued in ViJations to a card party for Deccm Der 2, in homo rof Mrs. MeNutt enter Terre Haute. Indiana, who will be the guest next week of Mrs. II. C. McGaughy and Miss McGaughy.
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Alpha Delta Entertained.

Miss Werner Duncan was hostess Friday evening for the Alpena Delta Class of the Methodist Sunday school, and thoroughly delightful time was enjoyed
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Pine Bluff Beys Guests.

Miss Tracy Altschul entertained with a Thanksgiving party last night, in honor of the Pine Bluff boys who came to be present at the Arkansas
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4 Candy Party.

Miss Mamie Nunn entertained q number of her young friends last
 evening, the chief amusement being candy making. varied with games and delicious refreshments.
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Nr. and Mrs. R. O. Adams will leave in a few days for Michigan, where they will spend several weeks with friends and relatives Before re- turning they will visit Chicago and St. Louis where they will also spend several weeks with friends and rel atives.
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! euna Ladies Society.

The Young Ladies Society of the First Methodist church will meet with Mrs. (. K. Carfuthers this afternoon at 2 o'clock
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MADAM COSIELLA IS NOW IN OUR CITY

And is located at 122 1-2 Main St over Stearns' Jewelry Store.
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..<Slrs. Ebert of St Paul Minnesota, who is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
 W. D. Hearn, will sing the offcrtory at the First Presbyterian church Sun day morning. <
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THE WHITE HOUSE BAKERY"

The building formerly occupied by
the Martinots has been completely
overhauled and converted almost into
a new building, and is spick and span
throughout. 1t was opened on last
Wednesday by Messrs. Spencer and
Holt as the white House Bakery"
and will make a strong appeal to the
people for a part of the trade of the
city, because it will be conducted in
such a manner as to deserve it.
Mr.. Grover Spencer is a homegrown
boy and Mr.. Holt comes from Virgin
ia to make his home with us. Mr..
Miller will have charge of the baking,
and that is a guarantee that it will be
done in the most approved manner.
The Martinez oven won a reputation,
and with it and the most patient and
courteous attention the white House
Bakery" hopes to become popular.
Come around to its opening and give
it trial order.
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Major J. X. Priest was In to see us
Saturday and he Is still enthusiastic
over the sheep proposition. He SAYS
that this has been a splendid year Coz
the industry: that ~ has marked up
to date over 900 lambs. 10 being his
best record since he has been in tha
business. Besides looking after ere
sheep. which Is done By his boys and
himself. he conducts a farm. and SAYS
that he will sell $500 worth of syrup
among other products from a farm
conducted solely by himself anf ha
boys. He says that farming pays ~
you know how 10 10 o., but you have
got to look after o.. and uke an other
businesses. see that there ere no ieat.
ages.
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MISS MARY 5URFORD ENTER
TAINS FOR MISS RUTH TRICE

On Saturday evening Miss Mary
Burford entertained at a salmagundi
party for her charming guest, Miss
Ruth Trice, of Tampa.
Miss Burford and Miss Trice met
their guests at the door, and Miss Lu-
cile STANDBY, who is just back home
from Geogia, served fruit punch on
the front porch.
Tables were arranged on east side
of the house and different games
were played for some time. Miss Lu-
Gle Standby won the prize, a beau
tiful scarf pin. A conversation party
was enjoyed, the couples finding coy
hooks in the front yard, and then ev-
cry ten minutes they progressed.
Chocolate and vanilla fee cream and
cake were served.
Miss Burfod's guests were: Misses
Ruth Trice, Lucille STANDBY, Janet
Weathers, Jean league, Alice Bull.
lock, Jessielu Martin, Bette Ray Nc
liver and Hope Robinson, and Messrs.
Sam league, Jim Taylor, Ben Todd,
Peter Macintosh, Bruce Meffert, Fred
Lowell, Willie Bullock and Frank
Harris.
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ocALA LAST NIGHT
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Everything conspired to make Iasf
night delightful and enjoyable The
moon shOne brightly. the atmosphere
was deliciously cool. the children we're
skipping on the pavement next to che
lawn; numbers of grown people vere
occupying seats on the piazza of The
Ocala House and in favored nooks
around the court house grounds
Promptly at the hour OF = O'Clock
the members Of the Metropolitan HAND
were occupying their places az the
band stand and rendered the follow
ing selections:
March, "Gentry's Triumphar'-Jew-
ell.
Baritone Solo. Fascination" 40. q.
Mathews) -BamhOuse.
Overture, Poet and Peasant
Won Suppe.
Song March. Just Take Ne Down
to WOnderland"-Allen
-Intermission-
Overture, Morning. Noon and
Night in Vienna"-Von Suppe
Medley Overture. "A Clean OF Hea-
Yen'-Harris
Overture. ustspieT'-Keler-Be Bella.
March, "The Barnard.
The picture shows were In FUN
blast and the exhibition OF the
sheath gown" at the Boston Store
attracted a great deal OF attention. and
Mr.. Asher Frank was declared 90 b.
genius of the first water
Ocala certainly was all 20 the good
and was arrayed in her best bib and
tucker"
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TAILOR sPRAeIN KILLED ~ Al.
vim BURDEN

E. B. SpTagin, cOlOred. who for the
past four years has been conducting a
tailor shop in Ocala. was KILLED In q
fight Saturday night about nine
o'clock by Alvin Burden. The trouble
was caused over the ownership ~ q
pair of pants.
II seemed that some ten days ago
Burden had left a pair Of rants % b.
pressed. and in some way the pants
disappeared They had been quarrel
ing about them for some time. when
Burden went around TO get his pants
or satisfaction. When Burden enter.
ed the store Spragin picked up q
heavy cleaning brush and began
pounding Burden over the face and
head. Spragin managed 20 get Bur
den out of his place OF business and
on the sidewalk. and had him on the
ground, when Burden pulled his knife
from his pocket and cut spragin In
the face and on the neck, and finally
stabbed him 10 the heart
Burden made his escape. but came
into town Sunday morning and gave
himself up to Sheriff Galloway. and
was taken to the county jail % await
trial.
Burden is confident that he viii b.
freed at the trial as he claims h. kili
ed Spragin in self defense.
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JIM SANDERS AND THE ALLIGA.
TORS

Mr.. James w. Sanders of Early Bird
was in Ocala Friday and was telling
how he had been harrassed with ALI
gators during the past unprecedented
dry spell.
Mr.. Sanders has on his plantation
never failing pond, while all the
other ponds in the region round about
and remote went dry, and caused all
sorts of disturbances. The cows had
to leave their accustomed ranges in
the vain search for water, and many
of them persisted because they could
not climb over and under fences.
AS to the alligator a different story
is recorded He can scale any fence,
and if he cannot climb" he can "dig
under" Somehow he belongs to the
get there" variety of the Florida ma
tive.
Mr.. Sanders says that unfortunately
about this time he was taken sick
and after getting up was taken with
a relapse and had to take to his bed
again.
Lying there he heard the constant
bellowings of the gators, and the con-
dition of things instantly occurred to
him. His never-failing pond had be-
come the rendezvous for all the ga
tors in that section of the county, and
they made the night and early morn
ing hours hideous with their below
ings. A stranger would have been
unnerved.
As soon as he was able he went out
on a accommodating expedition. He
discovered that all his shoats were
missing, which meant a depletion of
the smoke house for the coming win
ter to take it's place with the empty
republican dinner pail.
Here and there he found the body
of a shoat with it's head gone, and he
knew what that meant. Scanning the
pond he saw their headless carcasses
floating on the surface.
He got his rife and made it swear
vengeance for him. The first day he
killed seven of the largest and fierc-
est of the saurians; the next day five,
the next day three and no day less
than two, until he had killed thirty
seven.
Mr.. Sanders has got the 'gatorology
down fine and to tell how one of them
deliberately walked of with one of his
fences, one rail at time, to baricade
in front of her nest to ward off it's
hiding place and make it secure from
danger is quite interesting, but we
fear that the president, if il were re-
peated to him, would enlarge the
membership of his Ananias Club. Mr..
Sanders neighbOTs, however, vouch
for all that he says about alligatorol
ogy.
Mr.. Sanders business in Ocala
yesterday was to let the contract for
building two two-story, eight-room
cottages on his lot on South Third
street, which he let to Mr.. Edward
Sweat, and work on them will be i'm
mediately begun. He says that they
will be creditable structures and will
not cause those living on that street
to roget their erection.
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Born. TO Mr. and Mr.. D o. Gran.
than a fine baby girl a. r %. m. sepf.
8. 1908. Mother and child doing uire.
~. Congratulations % them and beaf
wishes for one % our future bellies
Mr.. Grantham. a former sohooi teach.
er. Is now one Of Tampa'u pruauerola
merchants. Mrs Grantham tneo Mis-
BUSH was one o. Lake Weir's beaa.
ties.
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The foundation has been laid for
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Roess
on oklawaha avenue, nearly opposite
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Hook
er. Mr.. Blanchard has the contract
for the erection of the residence and
when completed will be a handsome
one.
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Mr.. Alex, Inglis and Miss Davis of
Rockwell were Ocala visitors Sat
urday. They came in on Mr.. Inglis's
Stanley steamer auto. Mr.. Inglis and
Miss Davis, it will be remembered,
were in a serious wreck last May.
Mr.. Inglis has entirely recovered.
Miss Davis is still on crutches, but is
improving very rapidly.
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Colonel and Mrs. c. P. Lowell of
Jacksonville are mourning the death
Of their little son, Paul Darlington
Lowell. who died Friday morning. Mrs.
Lowell is the daughter of Judge Will.
liam A. Hooker Of this city.
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Mr. r. L. Martin is a happy grand
father. Mrs. Martin wires from St.
Louis that a granddaughter was born
90 him Saturday. We extend con-
gratulations.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. McIlwain and
children returned Monday after
noon from Latimer, s. c., where they
have spent the summer with Mrs.
McIlwain's parents. Mr.. McItwain
met them in Jacksonville and accom-
panied them home.
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Things look quite active at Mr.. Pey-
ser's place of business. He now has
ffteen cigar makers constantly at
work, and his brands of cigars are
constantly winning in popularity.
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Mrs. Nathan Mayo and children of
Symmetrical and Miss Elizabeth New
som are spending several days at the
lake
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The city, through its attorney, has
entered suit against the county for its
share Of the cost of the paving of
the street next to its property. Suits
will also be filed later on against in
dividuals, compelling them to pave
certain sidewalks.
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Mr. Watterson Tucker has the con-
tract for wiring DR.. Walter Hood's
New house on Fort King avenue,
which is nearly ready for occupancy.
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Messrs. James K. Dickson, W. ].
Bearman and W. Wolf, three promi-
nent travelling men, are in the city,
looking after the interests of their
lines. They are registered at the
Ocala House.
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MesErs. J. q. Lucius and Chester
-rort. proprietors % the Arcade bar
~ shop. Who have been sick for the
49, veeR. we're able 60 ~ out yester-
left Cor ths No1umeutn City satur-
cav.
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The Seaboard Air Line has chang
ed schedules, the change going
into effect last Sunday the 18th. The
south bound train will arrive at 1880
and leave at 1:1O, and the north bound
will arrive at 1:1O and leave at 1:5O.
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Mr.. John T. Lewis has returned
from a three weeks trip TO Alabama.
whore De was visiting his father, who
is still robust al the age OF 20.
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hrs. J. NJ. Bars, who has spent the
past month taking in the sights of
the Big City" and other northern
cities, returned from her delightful
trip Monday. Her husband accom-
panied her home.
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Mrs. 4. c. Fancher, who has been
visiting relatives al Ocala. returned
last week. 10 the deligk: Of Colonel
Fancher.-PalmettO News.
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ar. p. Pavesich % Augusta. Ga,
fresoo painter. Who decorated the
uans az the Han residence 30 beauti-
fully. Al visiting in Ooaia-
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Mr.. Marcus Frank will retun from
New York Saturday, where he has
been on a purchasing tour. On his
return home he will visit his mother
and sisters in Newport News, Va,
and friends in Savannah, Ga.
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There is no sceptre with a rule Sc
absolute and sure as rose-tinted cheek
and brilliant eye-no royalty that
gives so prompt and keen a pleasure
20 its pOssessor.
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George and Herbert Martin uent
down TO East Lake Monday afternoon.
where they win pitch their tent ani
spend a week. enjoying m hshinr.
bathing. coating and camping
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Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Ckambliss, who
have spent the past month at their
old home in Georgia, returned Fri
day afternoon. Their trip was a very
pleasant one.
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rOR sALE-One one-horse McCor-
mica moving machine and rake. $50
cast Apply 90 T. J. sistrunk. Berlin.
pa. s-1S2tw.
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~ n a. uunEston and Mr Lid
tun wers registered 90 the Brown
Houss in Gainesville saturday.
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Mr.. Frank Gates has returned from
his visit 10 St Augustine and Jack
sonville, whore he has spent the pas
week
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Mr A Blackman. a prosperou,
farms of summerheid. Wss shopping
An tuuu Monday
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81 John r. Trantham was recently
married On Tampa. he Is a brother
af Nh. q. ". Kunze and he has a 20
sIfion uith MI Kunze.
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NJ MaKis Moody came down Sun
dnY from Jacksonville 90 visit his
mufheT
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~ Mallory Llion b. back HON,
aEain. after making tour of M,
furTrufinf camps
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~ o. "a Davis AMI family ar,
49, suifihr fhe breezes ~ the gul
ur q huuEgbust
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Ne ars rlad to $50 Mt a. W Han
- on ths streets aFain. BE has been
H. 90 me pasi xesk
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Mr p " Kunze has been enjoying
4 ffst from Die brother. G. 4. Kunze.
4 Miami
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MAJOR a. r IElar and wife went
dusu o. Clearwater Monday. where
ny uIu spend a week
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Mr FrrI Meter came up from the
iake Frifay morning and returned
~ ~ aneruurn train
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NJ u a. Livingston returned Mon
CAV from Gainesville. where he has
ben CO business.
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~ nen Moody spent sunday after
nom in Ocala uith friends
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M walter Wanock. county clerk
81 citrus county. as q visitor 20 our
cig SUNDAY
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~ Pred Beckham. who has been
to Fernandina on business trip. has
returned
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M e. p Hcrrick of Crystal River
Was q Saturday visitor
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NJ VII Hooker left Saturday after
~ hoon cor ths beach 10 Join his family.
aud uIIl b. gone Tor several days.
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M and Mr.. G. l. Lilly are back
from their summer outing. and again
have rooms at the Arms House.
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NJ Horace Harold is back from a
short vacation spent az Port Inglis.
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Local and Personal

ars. J y. Robertson vent down 90
whitney Friday 90 visit her mother.
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M Kenneth Mcpherson ,s slowly
recovering