The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-09-22


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/ : few days SINCE on the mountain
Ftops at North Woodstock, in the
White Mountains Of New Hampshire,
little Miss Merits Carroll, who spent
her tenth birthday up there, saw her
first snow. The weather has been
fquite~eufd for several weeks, heavy
frost and some ice appearing every
night and on this occasion four in
ches of snow fell on the mountains
near where she and her mother,
Mrs. r. r. Carroll have been for the
past three months. The residents of
that place say the cold has come the
earliest in many years. The vegeta-
bles, which were then at their best
were practically killed and the sea,
son has been very short one
/ Mrs. H. c. Jones and four child
rem, who have been spending the
summer in the White Mountains of
| New Hampshire, arrived home yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. Jones was at
| North Woodstock, n. H., in the fur
nished cottage with Mrs Carroll and
Mrs. Clarkson till three weeks ago,
when she went to South DeerfieId, y.
H., to visit Mrs. White. a sister of
Mr.. T. ]. Owens, in his lifetime a
resident of Ocala. Mrs. Jones and
children had a splendid time during
their absence and are the picture of
health.
Mr.. William Anderson left Sun
day to attend school at the Georgia
Tech in Atlanta. He intended go
ing Friday, but stopped couple of
days to visit friends at the lake
Mr.. Robert L. Trimble, a young
, business man of Georgia, is in the
city, a guest of Mr.. Usher Norwood
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Hill and son,
Mr.. Raymond Hill, and Miss Lucille
Gates of st. Augustine, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. P. v Leavengood
over Sunday, having driven over
from the Ancient City Saturday
night in their Studebaker car. They
also visited relatives at Fairfield dur
ing the day.
Master Hansel Leavengood has re-
turned from two weeks visit with
relatives in st. Augustine.
Mrs. S. o. Williams, of Jackson
vile, spent Sunday in the city to look
over the town and see how she would
like her new home. Mr. Williams
has accepted position with the An
derson Pharmacy to take charge of
the elegant new fountain they have
just installed. He is an experienced |
soda water dispenser and manufac- |
turer of fancy ices for fountain SER
vice and comes to OcaIa from one of |
the largest concerns of this kind in |
the state.
Mrs. L. E. Boiler and her son Ivan
went to Tampa last week, and their |
friends here were sorry to learn last
night that both are sick
Mrs. John T. Moore and daughter,
Miss Marguerite, left yesterday for
o. 1r-hn |
student in the convent of the Holy
Name.
Mrs. C. c. Arms left yesterday for
a visit to friends in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Elmer DeCamp reached home |
yesterday afternoon, after a very |
pleasant visit to her old home and |
friends in Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. f McIver, Misses /
Betty Wray and Frances McIver re-
turned today from their summer |
home at Lake Weir. Mr. Arch Nc
Intosh, who Joined his daughter, |
Mrs. McIver several weeks ago after
an extended visit with relatives in |
the southern part of the state, re-
turned with them.
Mrs. George MacKay and son,
George L. MacKay. were passengers
yesterday afternoon on the Apache
sailing from Jacksonville for New
York Mr. MacKay will resume his
architectural course at Boston Tech.
and Mrs. MacKay will visit relatives
for several weeks.
Miss Annie Davis, who is enjoy
ing series of visits with relatives in