The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-07-04
the spring.

Otis Green at Lake Weir.
Miss Hannay Ellis went down to
Lake Weir this afternoon to spend a
week with Miss Blair Woodrow.
Mrs. Bags has arrived from Way
cross, Ca, to be with her daughter,
Mrs. r. Fl. Purdom, who continues
quite i'll.
Mrs. j. B. Borland, Misses Louise
and Ethel Borland and Postmaster
and Mrs. Talmage Dupree, repre-
sented Citra in the city today. Mr..
| Dupree has recently received his ap-
pointment as postmaster and today
was being warmly congratulated by
friends.
Mrs. Lee Miller, after visit of
three weeks to relatives in the city,
returned to Orlando this afternoon
accompanied by Ter mother, Mrs. s.
A. STANDBY, who will be her guest
for some time.
Miss Justine Rhody returned this |
afternoon from Daytona, where she
has been visiting an aunt for
week. Prior to going to Daytona,
Miss Rhody visited her parents in
Patton, Pa.
Much to the delight of friends,
Master Jack Robertson, son of May
or and Mrs. ]. D. Robertson, has al
most entirely recovered from a fall
sustained four days ago, while
swinging at his home. His left ell
bow was badly sprained.
Mr.. Charlie Standby after a visit
of week to his mother, Mrs. S. A.
STANDBY and other relatives, return
ed several days ago to Dawson, Ca,
where he has a splendid position.
Mr.. Standby has been away from
Ocala four years and his boyhood
friends We're glad to have him back
with them, but regretted the short
ness of his visit.
Mrs. w. w. Avera returned a cou- :
pie days ago from a pleasant visit
IN Ocala, where she was a guest of
her sister, Mrs. r. l.. Lang. Accom-
panying Mrs. AVera home was her
niece, little Miss Willie Mae Lang,
who will remain here month or
nore.-Gainesville Sun.
Mr.. Robert Cribbett and his cous- {
n Mr.. James Cribbett of St. Peters /
burg, are spending a few days with
heir uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Brooks. Mr.. James Cribbett
S a son of Capt. James Cribbett,
formerly of this county, and Mr..
Robert Cribbett is nephew of the
captain.
j. G. Waits sprang a surprise on Q
his many Hawthorn friends Sunday {
md was quietly married in the Grace
Episcopal church in Ocala to Miss I
Carolina Redditt of Citra IT'S need
ess to say every ones best wishes :
Ire for these two prominent young :
people. The groom is a young man =
# many fine qualities, while the /
bride is loved by all who know
er.-GainesVille Sun.
Mrs. Fred Caruthers and little b
'on, Joe Douglass, went to Ocala a
Friday to visit Mrs. Caruthers' sis Il
er, Mrs. George Condrey.-C Coleman 50
TENS in Bushnell Times
Mrs. C. E. Webster returned Sun N
lay from Weirsdale where she has
'een the charming guest of her
mother, Mrs. Gates.-W Webster Items
n Bushnell Times.
Miss Unie Tompkins who has been
ttending Commercial College in
'alatka, taking course in stenog-
Apply and typewriting, has returned
-ome to the delight of her many N
dmirers.-Bushnell Times "a
Mrs. T. D. Bryan and children of
'fchols, who spent the past week
ere the guests Of her sister, Mrs. W.
[. Maloy at the Orange Hotel. left
Ionday for Grove Park on an ex-
ended visit to Mrs. Bryan's mother.
lrs. S. F. Waits.-Inverness Chroni-
lie.
]. c. Waits. Of Grove Park and
fiss Lena Reddit of Citra, were
carried in Ocala last Saturday and
pent Sunday here the guests of Mr..
Waits sister, Mrs. W. NJ. MaIoy.