The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06
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From Saturdays Daily:
G. D. Edwards made a visit to
Ocala Sunday, returning on the after
noon train.
Miss Laura Wenger is visiting in
Ocala this week, the guest of Miss
Florrie Condor
Miss Morrison, charming hello
girl of Ocala. spent Sunday here
with her brother. J. D. Morrison
fernando Items in Inverness Chron-
icle.
Col. Thomas ". Fielding and wife
returned yesterday from a brief visit
to Ocala The colonel went there to
oppose the granting Of an injunction
in the case OF the city of Gainesville
vs. the Gainesville Gas & Electric
Power Company Mrs Fielding went
to make a short visit to her sister,
Mrs. L. J. Knight-Gainesvil Sun.
l. 0. Fender former principal of our
high school. and future cashier of the
new Citizens Bank, has returned from
his vacation increased in ayoirdupios,
and greatly improved in health For
the first month he will have charge Of
the high school, and about the first
OF October will assume his duties as
cashier OF the bank, for which he has
been under instructions Of the Nun
roe & Cham5liss Bank at Ocala for
some time past-Citrus County
Chronicle.
Mrs. John P Galloway came in from
Ocala Saturday evening last for
short visit to her father, J. A. Sewell,
and other relatives. Mrs. Galloway
and little John Amos Sewell left for
Ocala Monday morning. John Amos
will make a visit to Mr. and Mrs Gal
loway Brooksville Argus
Mrs BOgie and her son and daugh-
Ter, Frank and Miss Ella, of Ocala,
who have been visiting here for the
past ten days, will return Sunday Els
pecially is Miss Ella pleased with her
visit here, which has been a continu-
Gus round Of pleasure. Bathing, boat
ing and sightseeing in the woods sur
rounding our beautiful Lake Tsala
Apopka, kept the party amused and
interested. We feel confident this in
teresting family will hereafter take
their vacation in Inverness, where
they have made so many friends, and
enjoyed themselves to the utmost
Inverness Chronicle.
Rev. John B. Ley, a Methodist min
lister known and loved in every village
and hamlet of Florida-to say moth
ing of the big cities-has been resting
from his labors among the mountains
of North Carolina. But he is too in
dustrious to remain idle, so he is put
ting in part of his time addressing re-
ligious meetings in Asheville and in
writing interesting letters to the
Ocala Banner.-Times-U Union Short
Talks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ~ Graham visited
Ocala Saturday.
Messrs. Henry Bevill and Henry
Eaddy motored to Ocala and returned
Tuesday.
Miss Frances Eaddy visited Ocala
Saturday.
Mrs. Cora Herlong went up from
Symmetrical Saturday to spend few
days with her husband in Ocala.
Hons W. T. B, Harrison, j. w. De-
Witt and l. B. Dinkins motored to
Ocala and returned Monday in Mr.
Harrison's car
Mrs. B. F. Borden and children re-
turned to their home in Ocala We'd
nesday, after a pleasant visit with
Mrs. Borden's sister, Mrs. J. B. Ca
son, in this city.
Sheriff A. T. Coleman, Attorney
Floyd Green. Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs Dave Johnson,
Arthur Bartin, Mrs T. E Myers, Mrs.
Smith, and Mr. C. ]. Anderson, all
went up to Ocala Tuesday night
Sumter County Times.
Hon. |. L. Farris democratic nomi-
nee for representative from DuvtI
county, has announced his candidacy
for speaker of the house. Mr.. Farris
was the popular speaker of the 1909
session, and while his announcement
of the past week is the first authorita-
tive statement on the subject, it is
nevertheless a fact thta his numerous
friends among the members OF the