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TWIN FALLS DEFEATS eLAckFoor.
outcIasses Opponent and Wins by Score
OF ST to o.
,ocial 10 The Tribunc.

Special 10 The Tribune.
TWIN FALLS, Ida, Nov. 16.--Thc foot
ball game between tho Twin Falls and
Blacll!oot high schools ior the Champion
ship OF eastern Idaho was played this
afternoon on the local field, resulting in
the overwhelming defeat OF Blackfoot, the
score being oil TO 0. Twin Falls VIII
therefore play Boise for the state cham
pionship. 6. II. Burton or this city
acted as umpire. Cunningham OF the State
Normal al Albion was referee and Ninlsh
was head lineSman.
The game was called at $40 o'clock aud
lasted two hours, i was one OF the
hardeSt-!Ouglt games ever played here
Time was called more than half a dozen
times. Three Blackfoot boys and one
Twin Falls boy were knocked out, and
T2lkncr. B!ackfoots right tackle, sus-
taiped broken collar bone, Twin Falls
scored seven touchdowns, one safety one,
drop kick from the field. and kicked four
goals The Twin Falls team feels that IL
viii give Boise q hard game when the
teams meet on the Boise field Thanks-
giving day.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

JONES-Jp this city, November 16. 1917,
Dorothy a. Jones' aged years, deugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones, at the
residence, I1G East Seventh South street
Funeral services will BE held Monday;
November is, ut p. NJ. at the iuneTal
chapel of Eber w. Hall. IGf South West
Temple street. Interment, Mt Ollvet
cemetery.
HOLTZ-The remains OF Florence Anna
Holtz. aged II years; who died IN this
city November IS. 1872 daughter OK MT;
and Mrs. Edward Ho)tz, corner OF Gran nt
and Gillespie. viii be shipped tonight
from the parlors OF Ebcr W. Hall 10
0a island Cal. for intermcnt.
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Lorimer Rallying.

CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-William Lor-
inner is rallying tonight from tho ef-
fects OF an operation for Appendicitis
performed today at tho Presbyterian
hospital 1t is probable Mr.. Lorirner
viii he unable TO leave the hospital
before two weeks
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Focatello Couple Wed.

Special 10 The Tribune
PoCATELI.o. Ida. Nov. 16.-WilIiam
Y. Whitaker and Mary IIawkicy. both
ot this city. were united In marriaEc
Wednesday a, the Salt Lake temple. Mr.
Whitaker II an cnGiueman IN the ern-
nloy OF the Oregon Short Line and the
bride is the daughter OF Joseph Hawk
lev OF this place After a brief honey
moon in Salt Lake they Will return here
20 TcSldc.
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Argument for Change.

Spt'Adi 40 liic a4DONc-
POCATELIO. Ida. Nov. 1s.-Many OF
TIC townspcoplc believe that the suits
against the council and city treasurer
forhiddins the collection OF the 80 mills
tax and foro!dding tho payment OF GER
tain warrants is an argument in favor OF
the commission form OF government.
Which Will be agitated here again soon
FLETCHER r Burrus. who was prominent
iu the previous fight FOR the commission
FORM and a candidate for mayor, is sup
posed 10 back the suit.
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Packing Plant Burns.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov 16,-
The plant Of the Van Camp Packing
company was partly burned curly this
morning, tho owners estimating tho loss
ut $40o 900. fully covered by insurance.
The cause Of the fire has not been de.
tcrmincd.
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Road Bonds Carry.

s-I'NItI. 70 7 iI' II 4UHI.t'
POCATELLO Ida. Nov. Is.-The coun-
~ commissioners or Bannock county are
canVasslng the returns OF tho election
IL Is certain from the official coun- that
tho bonds OF 100000 for the construction
of trunk lino OF permanent roads In
Banncck county have been carried. Near
~ every precinct voted In favor OF the
proposition. This marks tho beginning
nt new road movement that is neccs-
sary here.
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Sheriff Names Deputy.

Special 90 The Tribune.
POCATELLO. Ida, Nov. I6.-Shcriff-
elect l.. J. Lowery has announced the
appointment OF r. 9. Lewis OF Oxford
ono of mis- deputies. Lewis WAS dep
utv under Sheriff Quglcy FOR two years
and earned the reputation or being a
very good officer.
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FURS AND TAXIDERMIsTs

~-~-~-~-~<~>>~>~~>--0-
WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxidermist line. We carry com
plete line OF manufactured goods. Clean
Ing. repairing. rc-dyeinE and femodelinE
at cut rates. % years In Salt Lake Y
Stencil Fur Co. 81 Jc. Ord south e2Oss
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LOST-GOLD BROOCH. IN K.-O'B |
toilet. Reward If returned to 131 r st. |
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RHEUMATISM

CURED BY OXYGEN. FREE BOOK
iet. Lots of salt Lake testimonials
write or phone today, Utah OXypathor
Co. Hyland 23i5~M. 500 Mcintyre bldg
hS0oi
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST WILL PAY A REWARD OF $50
Tor information which Will insure tho
arrest and conviction of the sneak THIEF
VINO stole my overcoat from the court
room while I was engaged IN argument
oefore the jury in the Sorensen case. o,
N Hilton, G27 Symcs bldg, Denver. Colo.
k1797
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AMERICAN GARMENT CUTTERS
school 4I0 T, Broadway. Hyland 1921,
Cutters School OF DressmalSing. k2256
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OST-GENTLEMANS GOLD WATCH,
open case, initials ID. A. Return $40
Judge bldg. Reward. k22i0I
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LINDS CHAPTER NO.
I. Order or Eastern star
Ma sonic temple. Stated
meetings. first Friday
each month, visiting
members viii receive a
cordial welcome.
JENNIE r.. BREC kON.
". M, NELLIE t.
SPENCER. Secretary.
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EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

DIR. ARTHUR BURROWS AMERICAN
productD. not made tn Germany"
30-31 Continental Bank bldg G33SS
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SECONDHAND SHOES

MEMS OXFORDS FROM soc UP. La
dies OXiords and shoes at 36c up.
Thoreson. AIS South State St h3f05
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DUCK SHOOTING.

--------~~
GOOD SHOOTING AT BAILEY DUCK
club. {l-50 per day. Apply TO guard at
club. Shooting every day. ki4o
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOMIE PAPER CLEAN MING co. BEST
work; experienced men; prices right.
Jfiice. Duvars paper store. d3IT9
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CHIROPRACTCRS


BROWN e BROWN IF YOU ARE
sick get we'll at private rooms for In
valids Sanatorium, G57 State. Wasatch
5233-M. h3iS6
CECIL &c CECIL. GRADUATE CHIRO-
practors. So-called "Tncura bles" and
female troubles our specially. Consulta-
ton free. Suite a03. 235 So. Main.
hf07i
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WHERE TO STOP

~--..--<~~~~--~--> ~~~s7.~--
LINCOLN HOUSE. 6S EAST IST so.
250 rooms; rates. SIC. &0c and 5Oc. mod
cfn; baths. l5c. ni33o
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ATTORNEYS

POWERS & MAEIONEAUX, ATTOR-
neys. o. w. Powers, Thomas Marion
cauX r. w, Mckinney, Roger w Powers.
Top floor front, Ncarns bldg, Was. 1850.
]. s. Harrington, notary. n3432
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SHORTHAND
BULBS
HAIR GOODS
FURNITURE REPAIRING


w. WILLIAMS & SON. 100 n ST. BELL
l6i0-W, Upholstering. cheirs recaned
u3t.
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COAL,WooD, HAY g. GRAIN

w. A. WIGHT &c co.
Al kinds OF coal, wood. hay and grain.
10 West Broadway. Was. ISL. kI7s2
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LIVERY STABLE
PAINTING AND DECORATING


G l.. WESLEY 81 SON. 326 STATE;
Wasatch GIL. All work guaranteed.
h24f
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TAILORS

ROSELL. THE TAILOR, 70 SO. STATE.
Suits and ovcrcoats from $lJ up.
gt5Ss
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Park CITY Orc SHIPMENTS.

Special 10 The Tribune
PARK CITY. Nov. I6.-Folov-ing are
ilie ore shipments in pounds from this
<5s'-ict this week:
~. TipS Coalition ..-........1 $50. $50
s5giv-Iudgc -.---..-.e-- -e-se.s--. .-I,ul4,2so
Lap - ..,.,-..........- $4,000
To,ss 80 ................3 so. 100
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CATERING

FIRST CLASS WORK TO LADIES EN-
tertaining at home. Hyland 1Gl-J
h3104
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PATENT ATTORNEYS
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER

DUPLICATING. QUICK
and accurate work; prompt service;
moderate prices. John Il. Free, rs w.
Ind So. 81. Wasatch 8l33. h2j37
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LADIES' AND GENTS TAILOR

C. w. HULL 226 CONSTITUTION
building. opposite q. c. NJ /. Your own
material made up. b1S3
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

ERER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer, 16a So. West Temple, Phone
sos. d3
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CORSETS.

MRS. N. HAYES. SPIRELLA COHSETS,
one year guarantee. go W. ;rd No
Wasatch 2jS0-J. hl038
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SCOTCH PIES

SCOTCH PIES, SUCH AS YOU ATE IN
Scotland. with all the flayors and
spices: &c each. for 25c. r served.
McPhies Scotch Inn. two doors west s l.;
theater. h59lf
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VETERINARY

DR.. +. ]. LAUMAN-vETERIN
Pet animal practice specially 60 j..
3rd So. Hospital for all animals. Phone
Was. 1S95-M. No. o Concord CT, h2256
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Practical Suggestions

AS suggestion for those who seek employment those
who looking for capable workers. landlords, agents.
tenants buyers sellers those who would exchange and
scores Of others-hcre's word to efficiency
AS to pubcty-thc means of reaching the greatest pos
sbc Of people who interested in what you seek
what you have TO oer at minimum expense and in
the quickest time-lsc The Tribune Want Columns.
The Tribune Wants appeal to all walks of life they wcd
an influence the home in big business well smaller
establishments.
The Tribune Wants read by many who quick to
take advantage Of opportunity.
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PICTURE FRAMING


PICTURE FRAMING AND FRAMED
pictures. all latest mouldiugs. Mather
e. Hill 554 So State. Open Sat nights
KISS
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LOST-EAT BY MR. PURSELL. IN
DuChesno river. $500 reward by tho
Merit Hat Co. 81 and Sc East Second
south fnear Stato), (3o and 50 hats.) ls98
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ACCORDION PLEATING

AND SIDE PLicATI NC.
sos East 3rd South. Phone Uyland 7S7-J.
LInnE
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TAILOR MADE CoRsETs

SPTRELLA CORSET, 1-YEAR GUARAN-
tee. Mrs. Mann. Hy. 309S-J. $50 T.
18th So. kil4
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U. G. O'DONNEIJ. UNDERTAKER
and ernbalner, has moved TO now loca-
ton. 225-227 South West Temple street:
Realty bldg. Phone $50. o3399
LARKIN-HULL UNDERTAKING COM
pany: modern chapci pariors5 200 so
2nd East Telephone Wasatch 6l32,
Open day and night K4O9
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TYpEWRITERS


New Monarch Typewriters
$500 spot cash
THREE
DAYS
ONLY.
No tlno Salcs at this price.
Ali other makes
Special
bargains.
Moving TO 3l1 Walker Bank Blds.
November rs.
Old stand all this
Week.
FIFTY BOXES 1iEE JOX
CARBON
Just half price. Superior quality.
General Agents
Corona. Portable typewriter, All
modern attachments. weight Sd lbs.
Edison Rotary
MInEOGRApH
AND SUPPLIES. PROMPT DE-
LIVERY.
Typcwritcrs rented.
exchanged sold.
Expert repairing.
UTAH TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE co.
is West 2nd So. Tel NaSatch 43o.
k221i 4
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GROCERY SPECIAL

~~~~->-~~--~>"~>>>~>~~~@
5 CANS STRAWBERRY JAM. 25c
Brazil nuts lb.. zoe: . pounds pea
nuts 25c: Korfe-ct, zoe; s Nouesuch
mlnco meat. 25e; Worcester sauce. zoe:
, packages raIsins. 25c: 2 cans corn.
cheese. 45c: flour. sack. 81; lbs good
butter Csc; cans kIppered herring,
15c: 16 lbs. sugar. 81 3 salt herring. 1oc;
3 bloatcrs. 10c; 5 lbs. lard. soc: g
cottolcne. 60c; 10 s, $l45: Tall salmon.
1oc; citrou and lemon peel, Ib zoe:
crisco, can. 25c. Chicago Store. lie w
1st South. k2OaS
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COAL AND KINDLING

|
IE p DEAL COAL. BLOCK WOOD
and hlndllng. 1G5 East Ath South; both
phones. he's
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THE WANT ADS HOLD MANY n
hilitles for workers. There nre hun
Of chances within tho reach NJ thou|
find advancement impossible In
present positions. The Wants II
every legitimate line OF human end
they radiate to every business and
their Influence to bear wherever vi
are sought.
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CUT FLOWERS

uITpDART FLORAL CO.. 81 so. MAIN
ST. Phone LOG. Cut flowers and ~.
neral designs. nloo-
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HAT FACTORY

MEMS AND LADIES' HATS CLEANED
and rcblocked. Salt Lake Hat Factory.
6 w. 2nd South. Was. 2107. f251l
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FOUND-ArRS. c. ANDERSON. CAI.D-
crs station, found 81 in sack of Hus-
lcrs -four. IT pays TO use Husier's R2S00
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HOTELS

ALBANY UOTEL--MODERN, STEAM
hea ted ROOMS: prices reasonable. Sec
ond South and Fifth West. W. 5S03
kJS2
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FouND-MRS. L. II. SIMPSON, so2 so
9TH w, found 81 In a sack OF Iusler s
nour Wouldn't that make baking day
pleasant? Lo2oo
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RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS

SALT LAKE STAMP co.
Phone 50i % West Srd South.
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HOUSE CLEANING

HOUSECLEANING, FLOOR WANING,
kalsominIng. Low prices. c. Preater,
Wasatch 3251-R. k2332
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4. "A. S. RITE-TuE FOUR Co-ORDI-
nate bodies OF the a. \. S, Rite OF Free
Masonry Will hold stated meetings the
third Thursday in each month at tho Ma
sonic temple, corner First South and Sec
ond East Sojourning brethren invited.
L. II. Harding, SD deg.
n. NJ. Jordan lodge OF Perfection No. 3,
NJ, l.. Llpman, 32d deg
w. NJ. James Lowe Chapter OF Rose
Croix No. l.
Charles Z jack *. Q. c. II.
Commander of Salt Lake Council or ka-
dosh No. J.
c. II. Fisher, 32d deg,
NJ. of X. Consistory No. ].
Gerald r. Yearslcy, 32d deg.
Register for all the bodies,
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LoST-GOLD CLASS PIN, NAME ON
back. Telephone Was. 3274-R- Re-
ward. hs334
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THE LEADING FLORIST. W. w, KING;
PA z. End So. Phone 81 oa9I
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FRUITS AND COAL
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

JOHN J. LAASS,
Mechanical engineer, structural design
ing and general drafting. Inventing n
speciality. Office, No. o02 kearns bldg
Tel Wasatch 1926, h262l
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DRESSMAKING


YOUNG LADY WISHES DRESSmAK-
ing by tho day. Phone WaSatcn
5aiGJ klI00
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GERTRUDE i BENJAMIN. w. M
LOUISA STEWARD, Sccretary'.
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TRENCH BRINDLB BULLDOG, An
swers TO name OF Pat. Reward IIolli-
day Drug Co. E23cO
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SECRET SOCIETIES

FOR RENT LODGEROOM WITH
hardwood floor. Apply room ], Mackin-
tosh block h346t
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OSTEOPATHY
DANCING
PRINTING.

ARROW PRESS-UTA1TS BIGGEST
plant. Printing Binding. Office Sup
piles and Furniture Legal Blanks. 66
w End So. Exchange 202 k125
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS
BUTTONS

ONLY THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED BUT
ton makers in the west; made from
your own cloth; any size or kind. 1923
Mercantile bldg. Was. 4677 k137O
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-05
MAURICE STRAUSS IN LUCK

Few people know that Mr. Maurice
Strauss was with Cecil Rhodes in the
diamond fields of South Africa Well,
he was. Not only that, but he only
missed by a hairs breadth of being a
partner of that fabulously rich dia-
mond exploiter.
Mr.. StrausSvnaturally became a dia-
mond expert, and he has pocketful
of the glittering gems that he carries
about with him as e souvenir of his
South African experience.
Mr. Strauss is a guest at present
of the Ocala House, and on Friday
morning he sent a suit of clothes to
the Todd pressing club for rehabilita-
ton, totally obliyious of the fact that
tucked away in one of the inner
pockets were some of his South Afri-
can souvenirs
All day long on Friday, noted as an
unlucky day, he never once thought
of his precious reminders of better
days.
Early Saturday morning he was
awakened by rapid knock at his
door and was told by the bell boy
that he had package for him. Mr..
Strauss said that he had ordered no
package, and insisted that the boy
was mistaken. The boy insisted that
he had the package and that it might
prove interesting to him. On opening
it he discovered the sparkling stones.
The boy said that something interior
ed with his taking his clothes to the
club when ordered and he left them
in the cloak room, but ON sending
them out that morning he searched
the pockets, as was his custom, and
discovered the treasure, and hasten
ed at once to bring the package to
him.
Mr. Strauss rewarded him for his
honesty and as an honest boy the
same as an honest man" is the no
blest work of God, we take pleasure
in recording the name of Mark Stu
art in these columns and commend
him for his honesty. and we hope
that his example will be a stimulant
to others. He has made it impossi-
bic to say that all the good negroes,
like the good Indians, are dead.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-05
ROMANTIC MARRIAGE FRIDAY
NIGHT

Friday night Mr.. Ernest Evans and
Miss Mildred Gardner, both of Dun
Mellon, arrived in Ocala on the Sunny
Jim. which reached the city shortly
after ten o'clock. The young couple
drove at once to the home of Judge
Joseph Bell, their object being to Sc
cure a marriage license. Judge Bell
was soon located, and went with the
young couple to his office at the
court house and soon had the neces-
sary credentials ready, and as soon
as the bride and groom-elect had an
swered all the necessary questions, to
the entire satisfaction of the judge,
he united the young couple in the holy
bonds of matrimony shortly before
eleven o'clock.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Evans are well
known young Dunnellon people, and
after remaining in Ocala over night
they left Saturday for their home.
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\ QUIET WEDDING AT THE
METHODIST PARSONAGE

rom Fridays Daily:
At four-thirty O'Clock Thursday aft
ernoon Mr.. Sam j. billiard of Sum-
merfield and Miss Laura Smith of
Chicago were quietly married at the
Methodist parsonage. Rev. j. B. Ley
performed the marriage ceremony,
using the pretty ring service of that
church. The wedding was witnessed
by several members of the minister's
family The bride was attired in a
gown of Alice blue satin with hat to
match, and she was very charming
bride. She came to Summerfleld
from Chicago some months ago and
in that little village met her fate in
the person of Mr.. billiard.
The groom of Thursdays wedding
is a member of a we'll known family
in that section He is extensively IN
gagged in trucking, and is an excellent
gentleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. billiard are now at
home to their friends at Summerfield,
where they will go at once to house
keeping.
The Ocala Banner extends its con-
CALCULATIONS to the happily welded
pair.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-05
MARION COUNTY CANDIDATES

Monday is the last day on which
candidates can qualify for the pri-
mary election to be held April Both.
The following is a complete list of
the names that will appear on the
ticket for county offices, except those
of the constables, justices of the
peace and committeeman of the va
rious districts:
For Clerk Circuit Court-P. H. MI
gent, S. T. Sistrunk.
For Tax Collector-W. l.. Colbert
For Tax Assessor-Alfred aver, j.
R. Moorhead.
For Sheriff.. P. Galloway.
For Superintendent of Public In
struction-P. Wilson Green, j. H..
Brinson.
For Treasurer. A. Cobb. John
NJ. Graham, c. NJ. Livingston.
For Judge-W. E. Smith, w. NJ. Co
Der.
For Surveyor. w. Ferguson, w.
A. Moorhead.
For Member Legislature-L. S.
Light, Edwin Spencer, w. j., Crosby.
For Commissioner, Dist. &c. Car
michael, r. B. Meffert, j. D. Robert
son.
For Commissioner, Dist. ID. G.
Watkins, j. w. Coulter, J. M. Smith,
]. d. Williams, VIM. Dehon.
For Commissioner, Dist. 3-Nathan
Mayo, J. NJ. Douglass, w. j. Wright,
j. o. Hightower
For Commissioner, Dist. wv. T.
Henderson, E. E. Perkins.
For Commissioner, Dist. 5-W. A.
Tongue, w. Huffman.
For Member School Board, Dist. l.
w. d. earn.
For Member School Board, Dist. 3
B. R. Bitch.
For Member School Board, Dist. 8
J. S. Grantham
For Supervisor of Registration-D.
NJ. Barco, J. A. Tucker.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-05
MISS HARRELL coMPLIMENTEU

Miss Jennie Harrell of Virginia,
who is the lovely young guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Clarence Camp, was the
guest of honor at a delightful party
Friday night.
Mrs. J. c. B. Koonce was the host
sss at this lovely party, and, as on
all former occasions, she was an ideal
hostess.
She had tables arranged in the liv-
ing room and spacious hall, where the
guests enjoyed very interesting
games of bridge whist until eleven
o'clock, when the hostess, assisted
by her mother, Mrs Howse, and her
sister, Mrs. Stovall, served elegant
efreshments-chick salad, toma-
toes, olives, waters, ice cream, cake
and coffee.
The top scores were made by Mrs.
Violet Powers and Mr.. Phil Robinson,
who were presented the prizes, sill
yer embroidery set and silver pen
Gil, and Miss Harren was given a
beautiful gold hat-pin as an honor
guest prize.
Present at this exceedingly pleas
ant party were Miss Clara Johnson,
Miss Jennie Harrell, Miss Matte
Williams, Miss Eugenia Fuller, Miss
Annie Davis, Miss Betty McIver, Miss
Annie Atkinson, Miss Mary Burford,
Miss Hope Robinson, Miss Marguerite
Porter, Mrs. Violet Powers, Messrs.
o. B. Howse, w. d. Taylor, j. M.
Thomas, Frank Harris, Jr., William
Bullock, Holmes Walters, Whit Palm
er, Wiley Burford, Phil Robinson and
Bruce Meffert.