The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-13
week end visit to his

his usual week end visit to his
/ family
Mrs. W. o. Snyder came in from
New York last Friday, and is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. E. A. Daven-
port.
Mr.. S. Stokes came up from San
j ford last Saturday, on visit to his
family and returned on Monday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. W. T. Evans, and Miss Flos-
sic, came down from Ocala last Fri
day afternoon, to spend the week
end at home.
You are cordially invited to attend
a linen shower in honor of the bride
to-be, Miss Margaret Evans, at the
home of Mrs. Dudley, Belleview, Fri
day afternoon, November fourteenth.
nineteen hundred and thirteen.
Invitations like the above have
Miss Evans in appreciation of her
kindly ways and popularity. And
We know that the many offerings
will go a long way toward launching
this loveable girl on the sea of mat
rimony.
Mr.. A L. Mitchell and sister, Miss
Mitchell. with their cousin, Miss
Easter from Long Beach. Conn, hav-
ing leased the shingle house to the
west of Lake Lillian through their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mill
som, came in last Saturday and took
possession and expect to stay with US
for the next five or six months.
Miss NJ. Powers from Jacksonville.
is stopping at the Hotel Marion for a
short while, and is looking after her
interests.
The Masonic fraternity held its
regular monthly deliberations last
Saturday night. A number of out
of-town visitors were on hand and
one candidate was raised.
Among our out-of-town friends
last Saturday, we noted Mr.. and Mrs.
J. o. Hightower from Heather Island,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shaw and Mr..
Dick Lewis from Pedro. Mr.. J. W.
Frink, the boss man of the big mill
over at Levon.
4 Mr.. and Mrs Frank A. Norton and
Philip Fort from Gambler, were in
town last SATURDAY.
Last Friday night at the town hall
the young people kicked up all kinds
OF arrow with their roller skates, and
kept it up to a late hour. Some of
the boys and girls are becoming
quite expert IN the use of these de-
ceptive appliances.
Gaze at this-Mr. Harry Baxter,
Mr.. Ben Belcher, Gambler; Mr.. Ar
thur Collins, Mr.. Lobshier, Mr.. J.
F.! Timmons, Miss Edith Swindelman.
Summerfeld; Miss Verde Adams
Miss Lille Gaskins, Sam Collins. Cal
I vim Star, Mr.. Timmons, John Adams,
Odos Gaskin, Russell Johnson
Shady; Miss Sallie Squirting. Mrs.
Josephine Young, Lake Weir. all
these out of town. besides the regu-
lar quota from Pelleview and vicin-
ity-and after gazing it tells you the
story. stronger than words can tell
of what good time we had at the
dance last Friday, night, because all
of the above and Undersigned were
| there.
11-12-13 will be a ta1ismanic day
for the rest of her natural life to the
little girl that was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Sumner early this morn
ing. as these figures will not occur
again in the same rotation for an
other century of time. Our best
wish for the little Miss, is that she
NAV live long enough To see the next
rotation Of 11-12-13.
Masquerade Promenade
4 masquerade promena de will be
given in the town hall, Friday even
ing. December > The proceeds vii
be used to swell the fund that tbs
! ISIlSFls" " oTAeFS nave set do11e iof
The repair Of the hall. 4 lerga a.
tendance is looked for and that al
present will come masked is the wish
: Of the committee. Admission will be
For those in costume 10 cents. while
all others will be obliged 20 pay
cents extra as a forfeit No excuse FOL
: not knowing. Don't forget the date