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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-07-01
CALMAR.

June 29, 1914.
Mrs. Campbell, and daughter, Har-
riet, departed for Lake Okoboji,
Wednesday, for several weeks out
ing.
John Siihring was guest at the
w. V. Wager home the latter part
of the week.
The following Royal Neighbors
attended the convention at McGregor
Thursday:-Mrs. S. r. Wager, Mrs.
C. G.. Anderson. Mrs. Carl Meyer,
Mrs. w. B. Miller. Mrs. Edwin Peter
son, Mrs. j. l.. Sanders, Mrs. Kate
Parsons, Mrs. G.. A. Meyer, and the
Misses Edith Jacobson, Louise Plet-
ka, and Jennie Christianson.
The Misses Jennie and Gyda Chris
Hanson attended the Chautauqua at
DEBORAH Wednesday.
Miss Juanita Leffingwell of Savan-
ma, H., is visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. a. Hertz.
Mrs. Harry Tweedell and babe OF
Austin, are visiting at her parental
home, F. Uhers.
Miss Beatrice Becker of Ossial,
visited at the homes of her brothers
j. ID. and r. j. Thursday.
Miss Evelyn Miller came from
Grinnell Thursday to spend her
summer vacation with home folks
Miss Bertha also returned, having at
tended graduation there.
Mrs. s. r. Wager visited relatives
at Boscobel, Wis.,, the latter part oil
| the week.
L.. c. Poshusta purchased the
Ford car, formerly owned by j. f.
Linde, and Mr.. Linde now runs q
lStudebaker.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-07-01

Those who attended the funeral
of Frank NockePs, at Calmar Mou-
day, from here were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Ptachek and son Edd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Richie, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam and John Soukup, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. p Kuhn, Geo. Mikota and j. j.
Haug.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Smyth are the
proud parents, of baby girl, born
June the 9th.
Miss Barbara Janovsky visited at
the Frank Humpal home near Ridge
way Sunday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-07-01
BURR OAK.

June 20, 1914.
One more day this month, then
for the next. We hope and expect
fairer weather.
Henry Emery is the possessor of
"a new Overland car.
Mrs. Ed Wicks and daughter Mrs.
Jas. Draper of Decorah spent a few
days last week at the Maricle home.
Mrs. Ella Anderson was down
from Prosper for an over Sunday Wis
it.
Mrs. E. Goeka spent Wednesday
with Mrs. F. Clippers.
/ Prof. Roy Gossman is attending
summer school at Fayette, his wife
accompanied him.
Bertram Downs and family of st.
Paul, arrived at VIM. Reeds Friday
by auto, to spend their summer va
cation.
Mrs. w. Winn of Castalia is Wis
iting her father, Winfield Feltis.
Mr.. H. G.. Ward of this city and
Miss Gladys Lee of Lime Springs,
were married the 22nd inst. in De-
corah, attended by Miss Olive Man
! ming and Mr.. Roscoe Wicks. A we'd
ding repast was served at the groom S
home, followed by reception in the
evening. They have many friends
who join heartily in congratulations
Mrs. d. Smith of Canton spent a
day last week with her sister-in-law
Mrs. S. Pierce.
! Fred koenig's entertained friends
from Castalia Wednesday.
Thorn. Jerus of Spring Valley, au-
toed through here last week.
Mrs. c. w. Brittendall came ZIP
from Bluffton Saturday and conduct
ed mothers meeting at the par
sonage, all present report a good
meeting. Little Lee Wilbur was
baptized and put on the cradle roll.
Mrs. S. Clark and SON Andrew went
to Oneida, Ia, Friday, where Rev
Clark is conducting special meetings
Miss Fern Butler is visiting friends
in Cresco.
Grandma Morrison is up from De.
corah visiting relatives and friends.
The bridge men were compelled
to pull down their tent Saturday on
account of high water.
The A. c. people are getting ready
for camp meeting here next month
The most of our people are plan.
ming on celebrating the glorious 4tf
at Mabel. 81
Mr.. z. B. Landon spent couple
Of days last week in DEBORAH.
Miss Florence Cornell and sister
of Oneida, Ia, Is visiting relative:
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. HI. Kimball, Mrs
Z. ID. Weldon, autoed to Decoraf
/ Thursday, and took in the Chautau
qua. Mrs. Sarah Kimball who ha.
been here few weeks accompanied
them home.
Walter McCauley was up from
Bluffton last week, wearing a broa(
smile over the arrival of II lib
boy.
C. Pierce, B. Wicks, C. Wicks ant
their wives and E. Kippe went (,
DEBORAH Tuesday evening to hea
the Liberati band.
Heinie Jensen was up from tn,
hub Wednesday.
C. Brittendall, Ed Lewis, Yer;
Burnham and Mrs. Willie Dinge
autoed up from Button Thursda.
evening.
Mrs. VIM. Madding made a tril
to Mabel Tuesday morning.
Quite a wind storm swept thru
here Tuesday night tearing down
trees and the windmills on the Clip
per and Weldon farms were blown
TO pieces. Also silos on the Whitne,
and Darling places. The large new
barn on Percy Young's was tori
down.
i Andrew Ward spent a day in L,
4 Crosse last week.
Fred Erwin, wife and daughter @
Sioux Falls, S. ID. is visiting hi
mother, Mrs. VIM. Erwin.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-07-01
For a big refreshing, joyous,
economical outing
Go to Colorado

Two weeks in Colorado will cost
you no more than the old customary
vacation at nearby resorts. Good
room and board can be secured for
800 per week and up. Get away
from the noise and dirt and hustle
away from the worries of old famil-
lar sights-go to wonderful Color
ado-the land Of sunshine and cool,
bracing air, a mile above the sea
the land of wonders.
1t will do you world of good and
you can go on the Rock Island Lines
Rocky Mountain Limited" superb
train, providing every comfort and
convenience.
This is only one, however-there
are other handsome trains daily,
with sleepers, and free reclining
chair cars. Modern, all-steel equip
ment. The road of interesting sights
direct to Denver, Colorado Springs
and Pueblo.
Our representatives are travel ex-
perts, who will help you plan Won
derful and an economical vacation,
give you full information about ho-
tells, camps, boarding places, and
look after every detail of your trip.
Write for our illustrated booklets
of wonderful Colorado. Hal S. Ray,
A. G. p. A., Rock Island Lines,
Room 401 Des Moines Life Building,
Des Moines, Ia.
Low fares June 1 to September so.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-07-01
As Good As New.

Mr.. Roosevelt tells this story of a
man who was always careful of his
things:
One day he exhibited a handsome
umbrella. It's wonderful how l
make things last, he exclaimed.
Look at this umbrella, now l bought
it II years ago. Since then l have
had it recovered twice. | had new
ribs put in it in 1910, and last
month, l exchanged it for a new one
in restaurant. And here it is
good as new!
The trouble with a good talker
is that he never knows when to
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BARBER

Rudolph Building, DEBORAH, lowe
FIRST CLASS WORK
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DIXON & LINZENNIEYER

HARNESS, ROBES,
BLANKETS, WHIPS, ETC
Oiling, Etc.
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Noecker Livery Barn, DEBORAH, lowe
Hospital i'm Connection
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Opposite Grand Opera House
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MRS. HELENE b. OPSAHL
CHIROPRACTOR
Hours 900 to 100 a. m. 200 to 500 p. 70
Phone 4S1 White.
403 Jefferson St. Decoran' Iowa
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l.. Nj. ENGER
FIRE AND TORNADO INSURANCE
400 East Main st. Telephone 10
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Special Attention to Collections.
Office, First Door West of National Banl
of DEBORAH.
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apecial attention given to diseases o
Women and Chin, N.
Office. in Public Opinion Building.
reIephones: Office 33-2 Residences ~
UP stairs.
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For First Glass
BARBER WORK
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Calls answered promptly, day
or night
Hog Cholera, Prevention, and vac
cination, Given Special Atten-
ton.
Office Phone 4O7
Residence Phone 11S DEBORAH, La
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-13
MRS. NJ. scHLIssrMER

Mrs. M. s;chlemaner, one of Cedar
Keys oldest and most esteemed res
idents, died Tuesday night. after 4
lingering illness Undertaken Mic
CIeIlan went to Cedar Keys Wednfss-
day evening to prepare the remains
for intermellt, being accompanied by
Rev. Bernard Campbell, rector OF
Holy Trinity church, who will con-
duct the funeral. Mrs. Schlemmer IS
survived by a number Of children. III
grown Gainesville sun.
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TO OUR Town CUSTOMERS

We are putting our specials on for
Friday as well as Saturday and IMOn-
day. we are doing this SO THAT you
WIN have these goods on Friday and
not have to contend with our Satur-
DAYS rush. Look the list over
(which appears in this paper) and let
us have your orders tomorrow we
want your orders, however, any time
they come, If lit is Saturday NIGHT
but gfe are making this suggestion
and change for your sake.
11-12-1t o. K. Teapot Grocery.
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q. d. c. ELECT OFFICERS
Successful Session of the Convention
at Savannah

Savannah, Ca, Nov. 1t3.-The sec
ond days session of the general con-
vention of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy began yesterday in
the Guards hall. The election OF Of
ficers resulted as follows:
Mrs. Daisy McIIaurin Stevens, pres
ident-general, Brandon, Miss.
Mrs. B. d. Ross, first vice presi-
dent-general, Auburn, Ala
Mrs. w. t. CuTbertson, second
vice president-general, Kiowa, Okla
Mrs. 1. w. Faison, third vice presi-
dent-general, Charlotte, IN c.
Mrs. F. NJ. Williams, recordine
! secretary general, Newton, N. C.
Mrs. wv. f. Baker, corresponding
secretary-general, Savannah, Ga.
Mrs. G. B. Tate, treasurer general
Pulaski, Va.
| Mrs. Orlando Halliburton, registrar
general, Little, Rock. Ark.
| Miss Mildred Rutherford, histor
ian7general, Athens, Ga.
Mrs. John W. Tench, custodian o
cross of honor, Gainesville, Fla.
i Mrs. Frank Anthony Wake, Gus
tddian flags and pennants, Norfolk
| Va
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FbNERAL OF MR.. WILKINS


The funeral services of Mr. R. A.
Wilkins were held at II o'clock this
morning at AnHEo ny. A good many
people from Oetela went out to at
tend and thu entire population of
Anthony almost attended It'd pay
their last respects 10 the friend and
neighbor who hadbIived among them
for a third of a century and whom
they all loved and honored in his
long Lifetime: --------@-
The services were held at the Bap-
fist church and conducted by Rev.
Bunyan Stephens of this city, pastor
of the Baptist church, who delivered
very impressive and touching ser
mon and eulogy on the life of the
departed, while Mrs McIver, Mrs.
Carroll and Mrs. Blake of Ocala sang
two hymns very sweetly. Mr.. Steph-
ems offered a prayer and the remains
were then taken to the cemetery,
where the services were concluded
with a prayer and ibenedictioI.
Mr.. Roberts eff the undertaking
firm of AIcINer & MacKay. had charge
of the burial. Hrriends drought and
sent many loyelv flowers, so many
that the grave was literally covered
with them and their tender AMI frag-
rant reminders r.f the friendship for
the dead touched many hearts.
Every place Of business in AN
thony closed it's doors during the
funeral and the public school was
dismissed and the children and
teachers ATTENDED Every seat in the
church was filled and many were
compelled to stand during the ser
vices
The pail bearers were Messrs. A..
S. Johnston, L. B. Wright, e. G..
Sims, George Pasteur, John "A. Tarle-
ton and Prof. George Stuart of Oca1a,
but formerly a neighbor OF Mr.. VIII
kins.
Every person in Anthony and all
who knew him, speak in lowing terms
of this good man. During the last
few weeks OF his life he suffered in
tense1y and death came as a blessed
relief from his sufferings.t
Mrs. Ed, Carmichael OF this city
and Mrs. N. B. 7lummer of Anthony
his dau ghters, survive Mr. Wilkins
his wife having died about II years
ago, and was buried where he now
sleeps.
The Star extends its deepest sym
pathy to the bereaved family.
Mr. wilkins made his home for q
good many years past with his
daughter, Mrs. Plummer. and had ey-
cry care from his daughters and at
tention that loving hands and oper
purses could give him.
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l3etter Babies Contest Concluded To-
day

day
The three days contest held in the
Interest of better babies was brought
to a close this afternoon at the Wo-
anan's Club, the health committee
siooTing a tremendous success.
The three days have been very
busy ones for Mrs III. C. Dozler,
chairman, Mrs. r.. a.. Anderson, seere-
.tary and other committee members,
Mrs. John Dozier, Miss Leila Gerard,
MRS. A. E. Gerig, Mrs. J. NJ. Graham,
Mrs. Walter Hood, Mrs w. X. Lane,
Miss Mary G. Marshall Mrs. Nathan
Mayo, Mrs. /. on. Murray, Mrs. III. G
Peek, Mrs. Geo. Taylor, Mrs. r.. j.
lI'heus. MRS. III. IT, Watt, Mrs. w K
zswadsld ami Mrs. wv. ". Newton.
Is number on the committee were not
able to iOe at the club but they assist
ed with the lunches that were served
daily tc' the attending nurses, doc
iiSrs and ladies in charge. Mrs &. r.
TNdings, the club president, aided in
ttfany ways, as also did Mrs E. T.
perdue and Edrs. e. H. AIartin
The babies were examined physical
1i nentally, were meaFlred, inspect
aii by a speci llist, and their gums and
tgseth were else closely exam ned.
The physicians for the contest were
Elrs. III. G. Dczier, e. Van Hood, j. w.
Hood, j. II. Walters, ls. G. Peell, E.
ri- Under, Creigler, of the state board
10 salth, tCreeImore, H. w. Counts, w.
*; Lane specialist, and dentists Drs.
itjhace, Izlar, Purvis, 31alock, aver.
Shepherd.
All mothers were gf7en pamphlets
compiled by the Better Babies Bill
reau OF the Evoman's FIome Compan-
ihsm dealing with subjects of vital in
rs0rtanos to babies
In Hints to Mothers" gen eral
health hints were giver, also atre-
Waited articles on clothing, exen1lse,
sleep. diet, etc. MRS. Dozier had
obtained other literature for distrhbu-
ton and there was on display ViEnta
baby garments. made without pins
or buttons.
On the opening day, Wednes lay.
tWenty-ahree babies were examined,
yesterday thirty, and twenty-five en-
tries has been made for today Quot4
ing a physician present, this contest
is considered the best advertisement
Marion county could possibly have,
especially since the details of the
contest and the results are, to be sent
to the Woman's Home Companion
Tor publication. The physician fur
Their added that the general avera-
age of all entries would be very nigh
Tor the seventy-fve and more babies
were splendid specimens of baby
hood.
The receivers of prizes. blue, rib
Dons and certificates will he an
nounced at the Woman's Club Sat
nrday, Nov Il.
The Sunday school class of Mrs
G. w Martin met last night with
Miss Ruth Erwin to pack box to
send to the Methodist orphanege at
Enterprise for the eight-year -old girl
1T clothes. The box contained a
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sth nay OF DeeemDer, A. D. 1914

for the purpose of e1ecting a
mayor of the said city; also one coun-
Gilman from the first ward; also two
sol1nciImen from the second ward, to-
wit: one to serve as regular council
man from said ward and one to fill UNI
expired term of E. E. Robinson; also
one councilman from third ward; also
two counciImen from fourth ward, to-
witt one to serve as regular council
man from said ward and one to I'LL un-
expired term of J. n. To1ar for the said
city aforesaid and hereby appoint the
inspectors and clerks as follows:
Ward No One: O. b. Howse, F. B.
Beckham, ]. H Spencer, inspectors. and
Ward No. Two: c. H. Mathews, Isaac
stevens. G. NJ Livingston, inspectors,
and H H. WIletstone, clerk.
Ward No. Three: L. Warner, L.
Hurst A. D. F'ausett, inspectors, and j.
E Bailey, clerk.
Ward SO Four: E. w. Kraybill, / w:
Og3le. " H McConn, inspectors, and
| A. Y Strunk, clerk. -
! 1SeaI3 J. D. ROBERTSON,
Mayor of Ocala, Florida.
| Attest. H C. SISTRUNK,
/ city Clerk. 11-6-frt
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w. c. T. Q. State onicers

Mrs. D. A. Smith. Mrs. w. T. Gary
anil Mrs. f. E. Bridges returned last
night from Jacksonville, where they
ATTENDED the twenty-first annual con-
veIltfon of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union. The place of the
nest meeting has not been decided,
bur. Ocala was one of the three
towns extending an invitation
1.-The officers of the organization for
the ensuing year are:
president, Miss minnie e. Neal, of
Jacksonville.
Vice president, Mrs. Anna w. Rig
gin of Bradentown.
corresponding secretary, Mrs. John
l. l7attishadl. of West Palm Beach.
lEIecording secretary, Mrs. Mabel
p erkins-Dean, of DeLand.
Treasurer, Mrs. Nellie J. Doig Of
Gainesville.
f. p. branch secretary, Miss Mabel
Armstrong, of Terra Celia.
4. It. IL. secretary, Mrs. G. w. Mar
tin of Ocala.
All these officers were re-eleGted,
anil Miss Neal is serving her tenth
term. In her ,cha-a this estima-
| bid FLORIDA lady bears not a little
res .emblance to the W. C. r. US.
ga9atest leader, Miss Willard.
among the appointments made at
this convention just closed included:
Erairs and open air meetings, Mrs.
A NJ Reed of Weirsdale
Purity in art and literature, Mrs.
H C. Packhan.
iIfrs. G.. D. Washburn, district
pre- gfdent, Miss Emma Washbuq'n and
Mrs. III. c. Packham proceeded from
Jat ksonWille to ATLANTA to attend the
gel eral convention.
E1iss Victoria Raysor and her
gut st, Mrs. Moore, came in from Miss
RIA rsor's country home at Lowell this
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eral months. While away she also
spent considerable time in the noun
ta.ns OF North Carolina. being AZ
waynessiIle the, greater par OF the
me-Lakelanl Telegram.
Miss Bittinger Hostess to Auction
Club
The members of the young ladies
auction club and several additional
friends were charmingly entertained
this afternoon by Miss Adele Bittin-
ger. The sixteen players found the
games most Fascinating for two hour:
and then the hostess served a delight
full lunch of shrimp salad, pickles
waters and coffee. The prizes fol
the afternoon were prettily EN-
broidered towel and Handkerchief
case, the former being awarded <
the club member scoring highest ant
the latter was the visitors prize.
Mr. and Mrs. o. H. Rogers o
Lynne, Messrs. Dell Moody of LAX
Weir, S. B. Brooks of Zuber and Mr.
White of the u. IS. dredge boat on tn,
oklawafa river, were visitors t.
Ocala today, transacting business an,
shopping.
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PRETTY WINDOW DISPLAY

See t1he pretty window display of
French Toilet ware at A. e. Burnett,
the ieqreIer. 11-7-tf-dly
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Leggins, hunting coats, saddle
bags and other hunters necessities,
at the Ocala Pawn and Loan Office.
'fWhy Pay More III
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gcetdly supply of the necessary gar
merts and a number Of pretty fancy
articles that will delight the recip-
len
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

Oca1a, Florida, Nov. 5, 1914.
Under and by virtue OF authority
vested in the undersigned as mayor or
the city OF Ocala, mun1clpdA c0EpDTsd-
ton organized and existing under the
laws of the state OF FlorIda, neTepy
proclaim and give notice that q nluni-
cipal election for the city Of Ocala is
here by called and will be held IN the
said city OF Ocala, Marion county, FIof-
ida, on the
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CIR. J. l.. Beck came in town today
from Berlin, to take home his daugh-
ter Miss Mabel, one of the students
at our high school.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. j. Gerig, who are
enjoying a visit to New York City,
arr, expected home next week.
The members of the Junior Mis-
sienary Society of the Presbyterian
cn urch will sell candy at the Temple
theater tonight.
Mrs. r.. H. Gano, of rWeirsaIale,
b.ide of the week, spent several
hours in the city yesterday, shop
ping.
Mrs. w. H. Chaille expects to leave
tomorrow night for Jacksonville and
atlanta, where she will attend the
convention of the w. C. II. u. as del
egate. Mrs Chaille anticipates a
busy stay in Atlanta. She will visit
her daughter, Mrs. Harper in that
/ city and besides her union work is
planning to advertise Miami by the
distribution of tropical fruits, and
citrus fruits in particular The Com
mercial Club has contributed $40 for
| the payment of the express on the
boxes and numbers of grove owners
have offered the fruit-lMiami Me
tropolis.
Mr.. r. "A. Yongue and son Clar-
ence of Zulber, visited Mr.. Tongue
mother, Mrs M. C. Bracey, and his
daughter, Misses Mildred and Ethel
Tongue, for several days. The for
mer returned home, Clarence going
back to Portsmouth, where he is in
training for the navy.-DeLand
News
Mrs. o. M. Eaton leaves tomorrow
meet MIR. Eaton, who has been spend
ing the past two weeks at French
Lick Springs. They will return t.
Lakeland Monday .-Lakeland Tele
gram.
Mrs. A. A. Brown of Ocala is reg
istered as a guest of the Putnam
House Padatka Post.
Mrs. J. f. Thompson of Oca1a wa
a passenger on the A. C. L. train las
night to visit relatives here.-lSt. Pc
tArsburg Independent.
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ReY. Roy B. Bowers, Mrs. B. F.
Borden, Miss Mamie Taylor and Mr..
Moffett returned tbday from St. Pc
tersburg, where they attended the
convention of the Christian church
Mrs. &C. Green reached Lakeland
last night from New York City,
where she has been for the past sew
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Mrs. J. f. Thompson of OcaIa was
a passenger on the "A. C. L. train last
night to visit relatives here.-St. Pc
tersburg Independent.
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Mrs. A. A. Brown of Ocala is reg
istered as a guest of the Putnam
House .-Padatka Post.
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E1r. and Mrs,f d. B. Mayo have re>
turned from Crystal River ard are
fin making their home in Os,ala. !
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E1iss Victoria Raysor and her
CUE st, Mrs Moore, came in from Miss
RIA rsor's country home at Lowell this
aft rnoon.
Evening star., 1914-12-06
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Mrs Mary A. Constant and her
mother. Mrs. Anderson, have closed
their summer home at Kensington.
Md, and have taken an apartment in
the city for the winter.
Miss NJ de Ranceray of the division
of post Office appointments returned
Thursday, after spending several days
vacation.
Miss Ella Ferry of the division of
stamps is away from her Office until
the first Of the new year.
d. ]. Fitzwilliam of the Office of
chief inspector is to return to duty
after January 1.
Miss Jessie E. Hutchinson of the di
vision of mails is spending vacation
which will not terminate until after
the Christmas holidays
Edward Bradshaw of the chief clerks
office is to return to duty December
A. ]. Delevingue of the Office Of the
chief inspector is to return to duty
Thursday, after short vacation
A vacation. continuing up to the hol-
idays is to be begun tomorrow by w.
b. Allen of the registered mails di-
vision.
Carroll Hoff of the division of rural
mails is spending the month Of De-
cember on his vacation. He will re-
turn after New Year day.
Miss NJ Hilton of the division of
registered mails left Wednesday for
vacation for the remainder of the
month.
Miss Levinia Fox. one of the tele-
phone operators of the department.
spent several days vacation last week
and returned to duty yesterday.