The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-07-23

Carl Gillett is at work at Ocala, and
his wife is visiting friends there this
week, but is expected home in a day
or two. In the meantime young Gil
lett, the Third is spelling time for his
grandparents.-Daytona Gazette.
Mrs. d. E. Mark has returned to her
home in Jacksonville, after spending
fortnight with her daughter, Mrs. H.
H. Lapham. The many friends of
Mrs. Lapham will be pleased to learn
that she is greatly improved from her
recent severe illness.
Miss Claudia Zemp returned to
Woodmar Sunday afternoon after
spending a week with Miss Margaret
Anderson. Her hostess and Mr.. How
ard Rowton, of Palatka, accompanied
Miss Zemp to Woodmar and returned
to Ocala Monday afternoon.
Master Hansel Leavengood returned
home Sunday from st. Augustine,
where he has been for the past month
visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Hill. He was accompan-
led home by Master Raymond Hil,,
who will visit him for a while.
All the hack horses passed the CLAN
ders inspection. This shows that only
those which came directly in contact
with those in the Tompkins & Cobb
stables were affected by it, The pass
ing of the street horses ought to allay
all fears of the country people.
Mrs. A. L. Eichelberger and Miss
Lillian Eichelberger, who have been
spending the past week at Tampa
with relatives, returned to Ocala Sun
day, and are the guests of Mrs. Julia
S. Haisley for a few days, before re-
turning to their home in Atlanta.
W. E. Grifis, formerly editor of the
White Springs Herald, denies making
the statements attributed to him in
the OcaaI Star recently, especially the
one in. regard to the Camp mills being
closed. He says he has no kick"
against White Springs or its people,
and has only the kindliest feelings for
them.-Times-U Union Short Talks.
Mr.. Robert Witter, one of the well
known A. c. L. engineers. has gone to
South Carolina to visit his wife and
children who are spending the sum-
mer with relatives. He went espec-
tally TO welcome his tiny little daugh-
ter, who was born one day last week.
Friends offer their congratulations.
DR.. D. n. Phillips of Jacksonville,
formerly one of Gainesville's most
prominent physicians, happened to a
very serious accident in Jacksonville
few days ago. He fell and broke
his hin and arm, and as he is in fee
bic health and quite aged his injuries
are quite serious. DR.. Phillips is the
father of Mrs. c. B. Wilmer of Atlanta
who is now with her father.
Rev. / P. Hilburn. president OF the
Southern College at Sutherland, spent
Sunday in Ocala and occupied the
Methodist pulpit Sunday morning and
evening. Mr.. Hilburn formerly lived
in Ocala and his friends here are al
WAYS clad To hear him preach. HIS
sermons on Sunday were very splen-
did ones. one of them being particular
Nv in the interest of Southern College
Dr.. and Mrs. William Anderson are
Having a splendid trip through Color
ado and California. Mrs Anderson
writes that the scenery is magnific mt
and hat the snow-covered mountains
on all sides and the people wearing
summer clothes is quite a novel sign
That on their trip they passed thfoush
field after field of exquisite, flowers
which are being raised for the seed
Mr.. w. H. Webb and little son, Dan
Iiel. of Anthony, paid this office very
pleasant call Monday On leaving
Mr.. Webb said let the Banner be a
weekly visitor to the Webb home for
the next twelve months. And so the
'story goes.