The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-07
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Dturnec Saturday.
Mr. Charles Brand of Grahamyille
.snt Friday with his friends at Bur
.nr and attended the ghost party
.ven in honor of Miss Mary Lou
urner by her friends. Those pres
!, were: Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
vke. Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Bogue, Mr..
v. Mrs. NJ. d. l.. Graham. Mrs. Geo.
lineman. Miss Pearl Teuton, the
isses Hubbard, Miss Dorothy Bogue,
Giss Dorothea Dyke, Messrs. ]. B.
aney, H. C. Miller, c. E. Lewis, G.
ogue, r. Clineman and Harold Ham
hon. The house was decorated with
alowe'en trimmings, which made
,Ite contrast with the ghosts, who
rranged themselves around the room
n the hostess to guess their names.
HE guests then discarded their
graveyard" appearances and entered
hto the nun erous games of the even
hg, consisting of the usual Hallow-
len frolics, after which very de-
kghtfuI lunch was served by the host
Iss. The music for the evening was
nrnished by the Turner family.
khich was very much enjoyed by
hose present
H. c. Miller and c. Z. Lewis of the,
Lewis Aero Exhibition Company, OF
Plttsburg, Pa. are visiting Postmas-
Ter ]. B. Haney.
T. The semi-monthly dance was held
b the canning factory Saturday, and
vas quite a social success, and a
very large crowd was In attendance,
people attending from Palatka, Ocala
Ind Fort Mccoy. Music was furnish.
"a by the Molin orchestra of Fort Nc
10y Refreshments were served by
Pie ladies after the dance
Miss Cecile Bogue of Palatka spent
'he weekend with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. LaRue and fam
Nv of Fort Mccoy spent the day at
Eangworthy's Saturday and attended
.he dance.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Bernard of Fort
'lcCoy We're visitors Saturday.
Miss Pearl Teuton of West Phila-
'elphia, who is spending the winter
b Burbank with her parents. made
few calls Sunday on horseback. She
y very graceful rider.
Messrs. Haney, Lewis and Miller
'pent Sunday evening visiting Pat
Randall.
Mr.. H. McManus of Jacksonville
|pent the weekend visiting Gerald
bogue
Mrs. ]. d. Archambauld is spend.
hg a month with her mother Mrs. W.
h. Worst.
Mrs. F. NJ. Chaffee was on the sick
Ist and unable to attend the dance
saturday evening.
Messrs. Miller and Lewis of Pitts
burg, Pa. expect to make a trip to
Fort Mccoy and later to Ocala.
Mr.. Oliver Earle of Ogden, Utah.
|ne of our late settlers. is making
'apid strides in the erection of his
lew house in section 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Burtch of Burlington.
|owa. have rented the J. d. McEven
Iome in section 8. where they will
beside until their home is completed.
Mr.. w. A. Jones has leased the Ha-
hey Walker farm for one year.
fhe "newly-weds." Mr.. and Mrs. j.
\. Davis, have gone to housekeeping
b their beautiful home, located east
II Mr.. E. J. Rafferty,.
Mrs. George Clineman has return
ID from Chicago, where she has been
listing her daughters.
The Rogers Farm expects to COM
blete new cane mill shortly. and
gill then begin grinding its eleven
.eres of cane.
We hope to see our settlers in the
Burbank district turn out as good an
Exhibit as they have In former years
BIT the Marion county fair, which is
20 be held from November 25 to %,
Inclusive. & ~
The Burbank Band serenaded Mr..
Fl. Turner Thursday night.
Mr.. Ralph Bascom has. made new
addition to his bungalow during his
wife's absence in washington, D. c.
Mr.. George Graham has. leased the
RIessick farm for the coming season.
Mr.. Addison Brewer spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Burbank with his
wife.
Mr.. w. H. Worst has. opened up a.
wagon repair works on&his farm in
section 10.
Mr.. Burtch has recently purchased
4 mule and wagon.
Mr.. Raleigh Priest spent Saturday
evening with H.. C. Miller.