The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-08-09

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the L. d. c. yesterday afternoon at
the residence OF Mrs. Whiteside and
Miss Josie Williams She has been
very i'll since her last visit and her
many friends were delighted to see
her again.
The many friends in this city of
Judge and Mrs. Lester Warner will
regret to learn OF the death of the
judges aged mother at her home in
Michigan. Judge and Mrs. Warner
were called to her bedside some days
ago when it was known that the end
was near, Mrs. Warner having had a
dreadful fall few days before Ow-
ing to her advanced age and great
Ifeebleness for the past ten years, no
hope was extended and the end came
as a relief to her earthly suffering on
last Wednesday, surrounded by all
her loved ones. The sympathy of
this most estimable family
Mrs. n. Hickman, of Philadelphia,
who has been so i'll at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. L. R. Chazal, in
this city, has improved so much with
in the past few days that tomorrow
she will leave for her home in Lewis,
Del, accompanied by her physician,
DR.. d. VI. Smith, and granddaugh-
/ ters, Misses Dorothy and Marie
Hickman, and daughter, Mrs. Cha
zal, who will remain for some weeks
with her mother. After seeing his
patient comfortably placed Dr.. Smith
will go on to New York city for an
indefinite stay, being Joined later by
Mrs. Smith, they will make a visit in
to Canada and many of the most
northern resorts, returning home
labout the first of November
The Ocala baseball team, with
their manager, Mr.. Hunter, and his
wife, were given quite a treat yester-
day morning, when several of the
local ball enthusiasts with their cars,
gave them a delightful drive through
Harbor Oaks and on through the
Belleview grounds, then up through
the city to Dunedin, giving them
quite an idea of what one of the
most beautiful spots on the West
coast is like.-Clearwater News.
Mr.. w. NJ. Martin is the week end
guest of Mr.. Hugo Mcintosh at Idle
wild on Lake Weir.
Mrs. Jessie Haycraft left on this
where she will remain until tomor-
row, sailing to New York city on the
Lenape, and for the next few weeks
she will visit all the eastern mar
kets in the interest of her splendid
millinery establishment in this city.
During her absence, her daughter.
Miss Ethel Haycraft. will visit Mrs.
Ira Singleton at Inverness, motoring
over about next Monday.
DR.. H. A. Reeves passed through
the city yesterday afternoon en- route
to his home in Inverness from Jack
sonville, where he had been for the
last few days.
Mr.. R. c. Camp came in Friday
afternoon from Asheville. n c.,
where, with his family, he is spend
ing the summer. He reports the
Ocala colony as having a magnificent
time at that ever popular resort. Mr..
Camp expects to return in a few days
Mr.. Morton Turnkey came up yes
terday from Fort Meade. for an ex-
tended visit with his aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Gary
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor will en-
terrain quite a number of their
iIIeuuS dJ d IOFelg uduCe dt their
pretty lake side cottage this evening
in honor of their guest, Miss Led
better of Atlanta. Several couples
will go down from Ocala and a most
delightful time is anticipated.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Pyles and fam
lily have as their guest for the week
end at their home on Orange ave-
nue., Mr.. L. VI. Hampton. a friend
from Jacksonville.
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