The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-03-10
OCNA SOCIAL AFFAIRS

Mr.. and Mrs Leon FisheI are home
again after an absence Of three weeks
Mrs. FisheI visited her parents in
Baltimore. Nd, and Mr. Fishel went
on 10 New York TO buy goods for his
firm. On their way home. they stopped
in Washington TO attend the Inaugural
ton
Mrs John Dozier expects to go to
Orlando the last Of the week to visit
her daughter. Mrs. Sylvan MeElrcy
and to make the acquaintance of her
handsome new grandson.
Mr. E. N. Howard accompanied by
his father, DR.. H. c. Howard, Of Cham
paingn, Ill. went to Auburndale today
TO inspect Mr.. Towards large orange
grove and see about shipping the fruit
Mr. B. F. Ffnnie of Savannah, Ca.
field secretary of the Brotherhood of
St. Andrew conducted Sunday School
yesterday at Grace church and made
a very interesting and instructive talk
10 the children. AR Finnie viii go to
Cuba from Oeala and Easter Sunday
he viii be in the city of Mexico. His
work takes him to all parts of the
country and his experiences are related
in most pleasing manner. For
twenty years Mr.. Finnfe has been a
member of his home Sunday School
and last year he received a handsome
badge for not missing a Sunday during
that time.
Miss Eugenia Fuller returned last
night from her visit to Jacksonville
which was delightfully."- spent with
Miss Frances Anderson.
Mrs. E. NJ Heyard. who was so
critically i'll and .Svhoe~is-snow recuper-
ating rapidly. 2haA been given a
handsome new Automobile by her hus-
band. The machine viii be deliyeved
Mrs. L T. Izlar who has been in bed
for a week with a dreadful case of
grippe was able to sit up yesterday.
Major Izlar is now victim of the
malady and is confined to his room.
Mrs. T. C. Bailey and baby have re-
turned to Dutton after a short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Bailey.
Mr. NefI~A weathers has returned to
New York from Utah and other west
ern states where he,,has been on bust
ness for his firm. Bartlett, Thatcher &
simpson. Prior ohis leaving for the
west in Januafy Mr. Weathers was
made a member of Ahe firm and now
he has the d stinqtibn of being the
youngest member Of the largest, with
probably one exception, law firm lin
the United States. He also has the
distinction of beng one of two gTadu-
ates, who, first received diplomas from
the Ocala High School
In a short time the flower garden of
Mr. and Mrs NJ J. Roess will be one
of the prettiest spots in Ocala and
will elicit praise from every one who
sees it. There are hundreds of sweet
peas on the verge of sending forth
their bloom of rainbow hues and on
either side of the rows are innumerable
violets and pansies all ag1ow with
bloom. Roses too are very conspic-
ious on account of their size and frag-
rance as well as beauty.
Mrs. Flora Mckay Morrison and a
party of friends were in Ocala Satur-
day afternoon for a few minutes en-
route home from a trip to Daytona.
Mrs. VIM. Blair, of Rome, Ca, is
visiting her sister, Miss Agnes Harris,
having come primarily to attend the
short course in home economies. Her
little daughter, Ellen, is enrolled with
the kindergarten. Miss Agnes E.
Harris, as a director of the depart
ment of home economies is in Ocala,
Fla, where she will give six demon
STATIONS of her work. She will later
during this trip visit Live Oak and
other towns of the state.-Tallahasse
notes in Times-Uion.
Mr.. Albert Martin of Jacksonville,
was Sunday visitor in Ocala.
Mr. and Mrs c. s. Scott are now
enjoying ripe peaches which are the
first of the season.
At the short Sunday morning SER
vice conducted by Dr. Dodge at the
Presbyterian church Mr.. Mckenzie the
noted singer with Rev. Bob" Jones
sang The Lord is My Shepherd" in a
very impressive manner
In an advertisement in the Firing
Line department will be found the
relative standing of the Covingtor
Company's statesmen from January
1 to March l. The salesman showing
the largest per cent for 1913 will re-
ceive $3.50 in gold and the second
| largest, 500, also in gold. A glance a.
the standing shows that J. d. Marlin
who covers the Ocala territory, hold:
first place for the first three months
Mr. Marlin says he intends TO hold his
ground if hard and consistent worl
will accomplish it. Fifth on the lis
is NJ B. Cobb and as it 5 reported tina