The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-07-12
OUR SUMMER WANDERERS
From Sundays Daily:


summer vacations at the seaside, in
the mountains and on the shores of
pretty lakes.
AS We have already stated, there is
quite an Ocala colony around Lake
Weir.
There are quite a few we'll known
Ocala people who preferred to take
their vacations early, and have al.
| ready been away and have returned
home for the remainder of the sum-
mer, and are finding it very comforta-
bic and pleasant here.
The following is partial list of
Ocala people who are planning trips
for later on and their destinations:
Mr.. z. c. Chambliss leaves in a day
or two for Georgia to join Mrs. Cham
bliss, and they will leave for a sum-
mer in the far west.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Camp and little
son, Clarence, leave early in August
for Atlantic City, for a couple of
weeks, and from there go to Michigan
for a few weeks. During their alb
sence Master Jack Camp will visit
his aunt, Miss Daisy Nurney, at Suf-
| folk, Va, and Master Henry Camp
will be with another aunt Mrs. Milly
Lloyd, at, High Point, n c.
Mrs Edward Holder will leave
some time in August for a visit
north.
Misses Nettie and Nina Camp will
go to Indian Springs, Ga, and Lake
Toxaway, N c., in August, with their
aunt, Mrs G. F. Armstrong, of Sa-
vannah
Mrs T. E. Bridges and son and
Miss Idle DesChamps will go to
South Carolina in August
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Richey and son
will go to Georgia again late in Au-
gust
Mrs. William Hooker and children
will leave about the 18th of July for
Kentucky, to spend the summer with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Helvenston and
baby leave the last Of July for the
Catskill mountains. Mr.. Helvenston
will remain away month, and Mrs.
Relvenston and the baby will be
away until very late in the fall
Mrs. Charles Hardee and family
leave in a few days for Henderson
Vile, n. c., for the summer.
Miss Matte Williams expects to
visit at Glenn Springs, S. c., in Au-
gust, and early in the fall will go to
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Howard leave
soon for Champagne, H.. to visit Mr..
Towards relatives, and later will &c
east for visit.
Major and Mrs L. T. Izlar viii
leave soon for a visit to relatives i'll
South Carolina-at Blackville, Spar
tanburg and other places.
Mrs. S. S. Duvall and son, Charles,
leave in a few days for Bridgeport,
Conn
Mrs. George Rentz and children
will go to Ashevil,e, N. c., soon for
the summer.
Mrs. Ed Carmichael will go away
later on for an extended visit in Vir-
ginia and other states.
Mrs. L. NJ Murray and daughter,
Elizabeth, expect to visit relatives in
Cincinnati, Ohio, later in the sum-
mer.
Miss Meta Jewett, who is now Wis
ting in Lakeland, will go to Jackson
Vile the last of July for short visit
with Mrs. G. Hendree Harrison. and
the first week in August will sail for
New York to visit friends until No
vomber Miss Janet Weathers vii!
sail on the same boat with MISS jew
EFT for New York, and from there will
on to Waterford, Conn, to visit
friends for some time, and later Will
visit in Pennsylvania. She VIII re,
main away several months.
Mrs. G. S. Scott will go 20 Lake
Weir soon to visit Mrs John Taylor.
There are quite a large number OF
other ocala people that expect to go
awav later on for visits in various
states who have not We. completed
their plans.
Mr. and Mrs. R. 7. Adams ana
daughter Dorothy, will go to Iowa
soon for a visit to relatives, and lat
ar Mrs. Adams and daughter viii go
on to Denver, Colorado, to spend
some time with Mrs. Adams sister
in that city.
DR. D. NJ. Smith will leave in few
davs for Stafford Springs, Miss
where he will spend several weeks
for the benefit of his health.
The Ocala Banner wishes them all