The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-12

! DTotnefs, MessrS. Clarence and Olaf
zewadski, who will leave Tuesday to
resume their school duties at the
University of Michigan.
VIII be Home Next Week
The friends of the Won Engelken
family in this city will be glad to
read the following from the Palatka
News:
Mrs. F. j. H. Won Engelken Of
Vingolf-on-the-S aint-Johns, received
a cable message from her husband
last Friday that sets at rest all fears
of his enrolment in the struggles of
the Fatherland. He sailed from Eng
land last week and is expected to ar
rive in New York today. His pas
sage was secured on the Cedric of
| the White Star Line
| That Mr.. Won Engelken had diff
culties in establishing his American
citizenship is evident from the fact
that he made effort to get his natur-
alization papers from this country
He was born in Kiel, but came to
American with his parents while yet
minor. AS his father was nat
urahzed citizen at the time the boy
arrived at his majority, the SON was
naturally a citizen of the United
States. however, to make assurance
doubly sure, Mr.. Won Engelken him
self took our naturalization papers.
Mrs. Won Engelken, who arrived
from her old home in Kentucky some
three weeks ago, has been much wor-
ried because of her inability to hear
from him, but now he is on his way
home and likely to arrive in Palat-
ka within the next day or so, all is
sere.
Misses Mary Burford, Minnie Sto-
vail, Ruby Gissendaner, Messrs. o.
B. Howse, Clarence Meffert, w. b.
Gallagher, Tom Harris and Rev. Bun
yam stephens compose a jolly party
fishing on Silver river today Dinner
was served at the noon hour at
De1k's Bluff. and the party will re-
turn home in the late afternoon.
Miss Sue Feaster Moore returned
yesterday to her home in Ocala after
delightful visit here with Mrs.
Bryan n. Walker Gainesville Sun.
MIR. and Mrs. S. J. Burnett are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the ar
rival at their home of S. j. Burnett,
Jr. This youngster came Tuesday
night, and weighed nine and a half
pounds. GainesEille Sun.
4 Mr.. Frank Lytle and his charming
1 little daughters. Misses Juanita and
Mabel, ca1ae UP from Stanton this
morning to visit1Ocala friends. Miss
Juanita has just returned from q
summer visit north. She visited
ffrfends n-New--tAfbany Ind, and
on her way south stopped for a
months visit in the beautiful city of
/ Augusta, Ga. Leaving Augusta, she
came on home by Charleston and
spent a week in that historic city.
She had splendid trip, but was
| glad to see the lake again.
Ia party of young people, chaper-
oned by Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson,
went to Gulf Breeze to serenade Capt.
- a. ro..r.4a- II rS,,,o ~ oud fxnarc
pleasantly surprised themselves TO
find that news had travelled before
them, and the young couple had de-
licious punch prepared for them
The cottage was thrown open and
the would-be serenaders enjoyed the
evening as guests of honor. Crystal
River items in Inverness Chronicle
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Galloway re-
turned Sunday afternoon to their
home in Ocala They attended the
funeral Sunday of Mrs. Galloways
brother, II. L. Sewell Brooksvifle
Argus.
WI o " - DuIHeLL I0tuIHcu AnS'
week from several weeks visit
with relatives and friends in Ocala
and rejoined Mr. Burnett at their
home on South Beach street.-Day-
tona Gazette-News
Miss Sallie Sigmon, of Lake Weir,
who has been in the city for the past
week as the guest of Mrs C. W
Roberts, taking the teachers exami-
nation, will remain several DAYS