The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-08-20
ANTHONY NEWS NOTES
Special Cor. ocala Banner:

Hello. Central! Give me the Ocala
Banner. Hello! That yau, Mr.. Edi-
tor? Why, of course l am going to
write. They are mistaken; Anthony
is not dead. How can / prove it?
Why. let them read the Banner every
week"
Quite a number Of our young folks
attended the social function of Miss
Dot Howell Tuesday evening, the
18th Quite a number went down in
a large wagon and had a jolly time
Those in the wagon were Misses Una
and Myrtle Shealey. Misses Annie
and Kate Hillman, Miss Bessie Ora
ham and Mrs. Annie Stroud, and
Messrs. Floyd Keeney, Chester Hill
man, Archie Shealey and William
Stroud, the party being chaperoned
by Mrs. Stroud. There were several
more from Anthony who attended
Miss Howell's social, namely, Misses
Eloise Swindle, Mabel Bishop, Mil
dred Shealey and Messrs. Glover
JJones, Hatcher Baskin, Vaughn
Sims. MOultrie Sims, Willie Lamb and
Edwin Priest Everyone enjoyed the
evening, as they always do, when at
tending Miss HowelPs lovely sOcials.
Everything was a success, and we
hope Miss Howell will give us the
pleasure of attending many more
such enjoyable occasions.
Mrs. z. H. Shealey and mother,
Mrs. w. w. Howell, are spending sew
eral weeks with friends and relatives
in North Carolina
Mrs. ]. G. Graham is spending sew
eral days with her son, Mr.. Goodwin
Graham, at Otter Creek, who is rail-
road agent at that place.
Mr.. George Pasteur, Jr., has gone
20 Baltimore on business, and before
returning home will visit Washington
and several other large cities.
Mr.. F. w. Bishop is visiting rela-
tives in Virginia.
DIR. T. f. Miller has moved into his
once in front of Mr.. T. A. Lambs
store. DR.. Miller has a good prac
tice here.
The town council is having the |
sidewalks repaired. which is a very
necessary thing. There is enough
money paid to the town to keep up
the place in good shape all the time,
and also there is a ceetery which is
greatly in need of a little work. Won
der If we couldn't have it done?
MIR. Albert Griffin left for Jackson
vile Tuesday night.
Miss Ella Harwell of Jacksonville
IL visiting Mrs. F. w. Bishop. This |
is MSS Harwelrs old home, and her
many friends are glad to have her in
their midst.
Quite a number of folks from here i
attended court in Ocala Wednesday /
and Thursday of last week as wit
nesses in the Homestead" case of
Miss Annie Hillman. The final hear
ing viii be held in Gainesville Au-
gust 25th. Quite a good many are in
terested in the case, for several have
possession Ct some of the lands on
the homestead.
Mrs. Annie Stroud and two boys,
William and Richard. will leave for
Sutherland soon, where Mrs. Stroud
has a position there as matron, and
she will put her two boys in school
there. We congratulate Mrs. Stroud
on her good fortune in securing such
a position.
The gentle spirit of little Olga Mar
Tin passed to the great beyond last
Wednesday night. She was the six
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emory Martin of this place. We ex-
tend to the bereaved family our heart
felt sympathy. We know she is at
rest.
The writer had the pleasure of
speaking to white Rose" Monday,
on her way to Sparr She said that
she was going TO tell Mr.. Editor why
I did not have time to write. Say,
Mr., Editor, I plead not guilty.
MAGNOLIA.