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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-25
LOCAL ITEMS
Herboth. paintiLS. papering. 1881.
Dr.. schwcntker. osteopath. Pm. TIT.

Herboth. paintiLS. papering. 1891.
DR.. echwentker, osteopath. Pm. III
Fees candy store--l,cautiful boxes
of candy at Use. soc and si.OO.
The Womans Relief corps will meet
In regular session al odd Fellows hali
at $3.50 this afternoon.
Mrs c. a. Hudson. who was at vi
Paso, Tex. on a Visit to her daughter
Mrs. y. A. Fillmore. returned yestor-
day.
Mrs y. y. Manler received word
yesterday Of the death of her mother
Mrs. Il. T. Morton, In Jacksonville,
Fla.
There viii be regular meeting Of
Turquoise Division No. no, r. /. A..
20 u. Of l.. ". this afternoon ut $3.50
in w. O. w. hall
There Will be rehearsal Of the
High school Glre club IN the school
auditorium this morning at o'clock
A fun attendance Is urgently request
ed
II. s. Woolsey, Jr. Of the forest
fefvice. who underwent an operation
on account of appendicitis at 81. Jo-
aeph's hospital. yesterday was re-
ported 10 DE recovering.
Thore viii be regular meeting OF
albuquerque Lodge No. GAL, II. r.
o. VI, tonight at 4 o'clock. After the
meeting. which will be short a tur-
key lunch will be served.
Mrs. +. j. Strong, OF the Strong's
book store, has been prevented from
appearing at the store for the lass
few days on account OF sickness. she
was reported better last night
A meeting Of Mineral Lodge No. T..
knights of Pythlas. VIII be held AZ
1880 o'clock tonight. There Will be
work In the rank of esquire and ball
loting on candidates All members
are urged 10 be present. Visitors arc
welcome.
~. d. Sisk received a letter IRON
senator Fall at Three Rivers con-
tanning a contribution Of 500 for the
y. NJ. G. A. fund Telegram was
sent the senator during the campaign
but as he had left Washington 1t fall
ed to reach him.
The case of DR. $. /. Burton, fhars-
ed with violation Of the health ofdi-
nanocs, was continued again IN police
court yesterday morning. Dr. l. O.
Rice, city physician IL out Of the city,
but he * expected TO return Friday
and the case was set for that morning
ut 10 o'clock.
w. NJ. Parker, president OF the San
Hernardlno Chamber Of Commerce
and prominent official Of the orange
show for this year. Is visitor In the
city today. Mr.. Parker Is Interested
IN good roads work in the state, ms
county having recently authorized a
bond issue of sl,700.00O for road pur-
poses
c. II. Whiteman. ticket agent Tor
the baltimore 4 Ohio railroad Ut
Napanee. md. with his granddaugh-
Ter. Miss Florence sundstrom, arrived
the other day to visit Mrs, sundstrom,
who has been az tho Presbyterian
sanitarlum for the last six months ana
who has greatly improved in health
during her stay Ia this city. The party
will leave tonight FOR Denver, where
Mrs. Sundstrom and daughter Will
spend the winter Mr.. Whitoman VIII
return to Napancc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-25
NEW CRANkSHAFT FOR
FIRE ENGINE is ON
WAY FROM FACTORY

chief Klein of the fire department.
yesterday was notified that a new
for the motor engine had
been shipped from the factory ut FL
mira, n. Y. A maehinlst Is expected
to come from the factory TO superin-
tend the fixing of the machine. CHEZ
Klein has been informed that conn
pany man Is at Gallup and thinks he
muy be directed to come here,
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NOTICE.

The Mausard mills will be closed
until further NOTICE on account OF the
death Of A. H. Carroll
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-25
MULLANE ELECTED
GRAND sAcHEM OF .
(. STATE RED MEN.
Veteran Editor Chosen Head Of
Body Which Held Annual
Session in City Yesterday
Many Delegates. Here.

/. william II. Mullane, veteran editor
az Carlsbad and well Known over tn,
state was yesterday elected great sa-
chem OF the New Mexico body Of the
Improved order OF. Red Men at the
annual session Of the state organiza-
ton Of that order beld here; Albu-
querque was Selected as the 1915
meeting place, the delegates express
ing marked appreciation Of the hospl-
tally extended to them here.
The other officers elected or APP
pointed yesterday were Installed by
Past Sachem Leon L. Godehaux. OF
Deming. who presided over part Of
the deliberations OF the council. Dele
gates were present from all over the
state, every one OF the nine wigwams
being represented at the meeting.
The sentiment at the meeting was
enthusiastic due To the fact that the
order now has. nine subordinate
bodies. with q total membership Of
almost that many hundred members.
The order is in avery prosperous con-
dition.
sThcrc are councils Of the degree
Of Pocohontas here and at Knowles.
The routine business was all trans
acted In the morning and the otter
noon was given over to the installa-
ton Of officers. or complication OF
the past sachem's degree" as II u
called.
The elective officers were as fol-
lowsi
Great sachem. William IL. Muliane,
Carlsbad; great senior sycamore.
Jesse l.. Turner. Santa Rita great iu-
nor sycamore. o. =. NJ. Dempsey. Mo-
COLON; prophet. DR.. w. d, Huff, San
IA Rita: great chief OF records. Louis
T. Blauvelt. Hurley; great keeper Of
wampum w. G. Woerner, Knowles.
The appointive officers were as fol-
lows:
Great sannap. X. II. Hughes, DEM
ing: great mishenewa. Steve Leger,
Dawson; great guard of wigwam, Dan
Hathaway, Deming: great guard OF
forest. David Flint. Las Vegas; great
finance committee. w. d. Huff. Santa
Rita: Albert English, Dawson; Ed
Moulton. Santa Rita. Board Of APP
peals. Jesse L. Turner. Santa Rita: O.
p. NJ. Dempsey. Mogollon; l.. l.. God
chaux. Deming
Most of the delegates returned
home last night.
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HARRY FREDERICKS
TO BE MARRIED TO
MISS AGNES lSAACS

Harry Frederlcks and Miss Maiy
Agnes Isaacs win he married tomor-
row afternoon at the home OF the
brides sister, Mrs. Ernest Elliott flS
Fast lfazeldine avenue, The REV. II,
I. Sehueler, pastor of St Paufs Luz
theran church. will perform the eero-
mony. After December list. the young
couple will be at home at 200 South
Broadway
MIR Frcdereks is a fireman at the
Highlands station. lie has been IN
the fire service OF the city for several
years
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Cook Says Doctor Hit Him
With Gun; Physician, Nurse
and Others Declare He Fell
Against Stove,

IAckamoor Wartamer negro. test.
fled that Dr J. $. clpes beat him with
dubbed revolvers.
DR.. cipcs Mr., Evans and two other
witnesses testified they did not, say
ing wartamer fcll against stove.
So Judge w. w Mcclellan. acting
police Judge. took the case under adj
viscment until 10 o'clock this morn
ing, after hearing this testimony IN
court yesterday afternoon.
The ease first was set for Monday
afternoon, hut Wartamcr failed to APP
pear and the police were Informed
that he was unconscious at the time,
so the hearing was continued untii
yesterday Wartamer was there at
the appointed time. lie exhibited two
bumps over the left ear, which had
turned white, perhaps under treat
ment, and were distinctly diseernible
across the room.
Nurses .'Scared 10 Death"
Wartamer was first 10 take the
stand lie was weak Monday after
noon, so weak that he laid down on
a bed and after that he didn't know
what happened to him, he said. lie
declared when examined by Judge w
G. Heacock his attorney. that he had
been hit with revolver,
DR. rlpes cross-examined Warta-
mer. asking him where he purchased
a bottle of whistey, which the doe
tor said he had sunday---the day upon
which the negro alleges he was beat
en-. Ills answer was that he didn't
have any
Or. Cipes said he was called to his
sanltarlum from the Commercial CLUB
about o'clock Sunday afternoon.
When he reached the place he found
two nurses 'about scared TO death
Wartamor was eurslng them. he said
He and Evans went into the Kitchen
Wartamer, by the way, was cook. Tha
doctor suid they tried 10 get the cook
TO leave, but that he resisted and fell
against the stove.
Nurse on Stand.
Il never in my life had gun,
said the doctor Il never had one n
my possession and | never shall.
The doctor said he thought the
cook fell because he was drunk lie
said ha gave Wartamer a check for
his pay and that he took II with
thank you,
Evans briefly told the same story,
referring TO the complainant repeat
eddy as the 'nigger' MIR. Evans was
introduced TO the court as patient
but had the outward appearance OF
a heavy middleweight
Miss Florence o'Conueil, a young
nurse, said when she went into the
kitchen Sunday afternoon TO set up
trays for the patients the cook was
drunk.
'fIe Iii into me and called me ev-
erything.' she said, because | cut
piece of cake for one of the patients
He had a knife In his hand
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Henry's Delivery and Mes
sengers. Phone 939.

A 50-cent box of stationery for %
cents at otweil Drug CO. e22 West
Central avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-25
Picture Frames.

We have a beautiful line OF picture
frames in all sizes to offer at price
that will surprise you. Come and see
them
pURsELL STUDIO. eis W. Central.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-25
METZlNGER MOTORCYCLE.
RIDER WHO HIT CHILD

Chief McMillin of the police de-
partment. learned yesterday that the
motorcycllst who struck the small son
of Mrs. c, It. Trauth Monday was Bill
Metzinger. Metzingcr told the CHIEF
thut the child was slightly injured.
He went to see him yesterday morn-
Ing. ne said The chief received Q
letter from MTs. Trauth saying she ex-
pected Meixinger to pay her expenses
A dozen Faber's lead pencils for ~
cents this week only at Otwcli DRUG
Co. 22s West Central avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-25

Green feed for chickens i easily
supplied. II you use Miller's Ideal
Grain sproutcr. Have one Of these on
exhibition AT our store. They are Civ
ing perfect satisfaction and supply
abundant green feed ut u low price.
Il. W. FEE.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-23
WILlLISTON

WdIltston, Oct. 21-The series OF
meetings recently conducted In the
Baptist church, by DR.. Duke, OF
the First Baptist church of Tampa,
added over 40 new members 20 the
church
An interesting and well attended
series of meetings conducted by the
State evangelist at the Methodist
church closes this week.
Mrs. Ralph Epperson, at present
ON the sick list, is being cared for
| by her mother and aunty. Mrs. Liaur-
ence Smith and Mrs. N. q. Smith, of
Wacahoota.
A real estate deal recently CONSUME
mated puts MIR. J. H. Harrison, of
F9enington, In possession OF q bust
iness block housing four different
firms. The property formerly be-
longed to jackson & Edwards. Con
sideration 100000.
The removal OF our county denl-
i onstrator, Mr.! II. r. Brown, to Green
lCoye Springs, entails the loss to
4 Levy county OF AN ONlcoF S0COAu ~
none in the state. He Is reliaJbly re
{ ported to have done more for the
prevention of hog cholera than any
other demonstrators He and his
wife win be missed as leaders in the
educational, social and religious life
OF the town He takes up the same
work in Clay county at much bet
ter salary, a reward Of duty wei
4 performed. =
The lecture on hog cholera by DR.
4 Babb, of the department. at Wash
ington, was attended by an interest
q ed audience of farmers and bushes
men, who kept him busy answering
d questions for an hour after his reg
uIa address. He will exhjbit an
n talk to the farmers of Marion, Al
achua and other county fa1rs. HI
/ headquarters are at Gainesville. III
Y is now working the northern portlol
d of the state, aftern which ne VII
II lido" the southern part, from wnlci
II he is already receiving insistem call
Il for service.
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LAKE WEIR

Lake Weir, Got. 21.-4Mr. ]. w.
lynch and family left this mornfng
for Leesburg. where they will make
their future home. Mr.. Lynch be
ing interested in the lumber mill at
F'ruitland Park.
Mr.. R. i. Martin has several car
penters from OcaIa at work remodel
ing the Eaton house, which NE pur-
chased some time a go, and has en-
CLOSED a large porch for a dining
room, taken out partitions and put
in several, making it very conven-
lent for a boarding house, which he
hopes to rent the coming winter.
Fire Chief Chambers and family
spent Sunday with Mrs. Chambers
uncle, Mr.. Nat BIocher, who is occu-
plying Shady Nook" one of Mr.. Fl.
W. Henry's cottages.
Rev. Statz of Hawthorne, who
breaches for the. Presbyterian con-
gregation, WIN hold services at II
o'clock Sunday morning.
Mr.. DespIard, a prominent bust
ness man OF Jacksonville, is spend
ing a few days with Captain j. B.
Martin.
The contractor and several car
penters. from Augusta, Ca, arrived
yesterday ito complete Mr.. N. w. Hac-
rison's residence and boat house.
Capt. j.. B. MARTIN is clearing q
10O-acre tract of pine hand on the
south side fUhe lake to plant water.
melons the coming season.
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BLITC1HToN

Blitchton, Oct. 21.--Mrs. Jennie
HERS, of Chester, 8. c., is the guest
of DIR. and Mrs s. H. Bitch.
Mrs S. H. Blibch, her guest, Mrs
HERS, Miss Legie Bitch and MIR.
Lands Blitch spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Irvine, guests of DIR.
and Mrs. J. L. Davis.
Mrs. N u. Ferguson and children
of fernando, are, visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Hammons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brantley Peterson
of Morriston, were Wednesday gisi
tors.
Messrs. b. r. Bitch, b. G. Bitter
and Fenton Bitch spent Saturday II
Ocola.
DIR. Bitch visited Mlondbrook
Tuesday
Rev. and Mrs. Henderson of Camp
Vile, spent Sunday here.
Governor Park TammeM an
Supt w. n. Sheats will be guests o
DR.. Bitch while attending the dedi
cation at Fellowship on the Both.
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BURBANK

Burbank, Oct. 22.-lMrs. c. w
Bogue and Miss Dorothy spent a
few days in Palatka, the guests OF
Mrs. Bogue's daughter, Mrs. John
Tilghman, Jr.
Mrs. E. Styles spent few days in
Ocala recently.
Mr.. C. w. Bogue has returned
from business trip to Chicago
Mrs. III. Poppe has returned from
business trip to Chicago.
Miss Mary Lou Turner entertain
ed few of her friends Saturday
might Rhummy was played, ant
ice cream and cake were served. Al
the guests departed at a late hout
saying Miss Turner was an idea
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hostess. Miss TURNER was assisted
In serving by her mother. Present
were Misses BIanche and Ruth HUB
bard, Pearl Denton, Mrs. w. Worst,
and Messrs. Charles Brand, Herbert
and ClaTuece Turner.
Mrs. u. Richter transacted bust
ness In Ocaya Monday.
MIR. M. 3D. a. Graham and Miss
R5anche were i'm Ocala lMondays
Mr.. j. w. Haney spent N,oudIay in
the Brick City.
A dance was given in the payillLon
Saturday might. Only few were
present. Ask one who was there
lFrow ft WASP
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is now IN Syracuse, the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Locke and family. It is
greatly hoped thag< Miss Williams
will visit F'lorida%this winter AMI her
old home in this city. where she
Crews 70 young wonlanhood. and has
a host OF friends.
Mr. AM Mrs. J. E. d. Graves, who
have been to Washington and other
eastern places on .thr wedding trip,
have arrived in the city and viii he
er and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
for few days guests of their broth
ROLAND L. Heating.
Mrs. R. r.. Carroll and little
daughter Merris went to East Lake
this afternoon 10 spend the week
end with DR.. and Airs. j. E. Klock al
Rose cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. ChazaI and
children, Mr.. and Mrs d. S. Wood
row and Mrs. Lanier Robertson and
children went to Woodnlar thi.
afternoon for the week end.
1Ir. and Mrs. J. o. Lucius, of Or
lando. formerly of this city, whc
have been spending some time il
AsheviIle. N c., viii he at homt
again next Wednesday, after mos
pleasant summer in the mountains
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-23
Thought for the Day

I'D those who lack the enthusiasm
o. joy and who go thru life grumbl-
ing mad fault-fnding wet
blanket, kil1-joy, gloom depressing,
crepe hanging grouohes, whose mis-
sion on earth seems only TO torment
slunlanfty-may the good Lord have
mercy. ON their souls. They can new
er know the nature OF true, pure,
honest joy, and are more dead than
fhF,se in the grave.
Mr.. C. s. Cullen returned this at
seqnoon. from an extensive trip thru
the northwest and in Canada.
tMr. Alfie Brooks, after a visit Of
several days with his aunt and uncle
AFR and Mrs Il. N. Howard, left
yesterday Afternoon, accompanied by
Mrs James Badger, for his home at
OarItown, driving the handsome new
Badger car recently purchased from
the Ocala Gas Engine Works.
gHr. Fred yogt is spending the
week ait Oldtown at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. T. III. Badger. in the capa-
city of teaching their nephew the art
OF motor driving.
Mrs. B. A. Wea6hers is again at
the bedside OF her mobher. Mrs Fer
guson, at OIdtown, who, we regret
20 learn, is not dmproving from her
very serious ilTness.
Dr. IA j. Wilson and daughter and
granddaughter, Mrs. Buena Mimnls.
and Mrs Carney Mimms, who have
spent the summer ait Estell Springs,
Term, Will break up housekeeping
NEXT week, DIR. Wilson coming TO his
daughter, Mrs. Scott, in Savannah,
and Mrs MEmms and daughter-in-
Raw viii go for short visit to
relatives and friends I'm Nashville
amid Trenton, before joining DIR. Car
nsy adimms in Louisville. Ky.
The many friends of Mr.. u. NJ.
Hampton will regret to learn of his
sEness since Saturday at his home on
OklawaIha avenue.
I'm. and Mrs. ]. Lee Kirby Smith
ARE erecting pretty home In River
side, which will be ready for occu-
Eancy in short WHILE Jackson
vile Metropolis
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A great many pre-nup5aal parties
are being planned i'm honor of Miss
Clana johnson whose marriage will
he notable sveht of November IT.
UUre third of theAe beautiful affairs
WIFI be given on Monday afternoon
or Mrs r. q. bridges at 4:30 O'Clock
~pa her home
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BAND CONCERT
Following is the Program, Beginning
at $50 This Evening If the
Weather Permits

March, selected.
Let Us Have Peace Ernest Ball.
Where the River shannon Flows
Jas. J. Russell.
Two Hymns, selected.
Dream Girl Wailtzes Harlem.
o, How Delightful (medley -E
n. Catlin
The Teddy Bears PicnicJohn
w. Bratton.
Front Section (march).
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SIX PRIZES IN GOLD

your if you cannot
1ouing
will he
A.
B.. o
C.
A. n %
$50 highest.
b. n %
n to
o
the competition
create are
a it.
more anda
rs ABSOLUTELY ENTRANCE
KIND.
locality, o county,
Forf
j.. Ocala, Florida
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days of their honeymoon at DaytoEa
Beach, left that place today for
Jacksonville. where they viii spend
a few days, and then go on to Macon
and Atlanta.
The executive board of the Wo-
mans Club met at an important call
meeting this morning at $3.50 at the
club rooms, the president, Mrs
Charles Tydfngs, presiding. After
a general routine of business, all
plans for the house warming. which
the ladies are to give on the after
noon of the 18th, were perfected.
The new club books for the season
of 1914-15 were distributed These
are very beautiful. neat and most
attractively printed. The financ-
es of the club was the most impor-
tant subject of the mornings dis
cussfon, and they were found to be
in excellent shape. The snew club
year promises to be one of the
brightest in its history. Three
new members were voted in at this
meeting, Mrs KiIlebrew, Mrs. Cecil
Bryant and Mrs. Fanny Anthony.
The hostess motto for October is:
ITO thee and thy company, bid a
hearty welcome.
Miss Minnie StovalI entertained
the uroung ladies tNullo Club this af-
ternoon at its regular weekly meet
ing, at her home on Oklawaha ave-
nue.. Three tables were placed in
the large reception thalq, (which was
exquisIte1y decorated for the occas-
ion in great baskets filled with i'm
menkse clusters of fbright crimson
zenias and red shaded lights, and
the effect was most beautiful. The
little hand-painted score cards were
figures of joy-boys and girls, and
were as dainty and pretty as could
be, sund were the work of the petite
hostess. The quests playing with the
club members this aftermon were
Misses Dorothy Schreiber Janet
Weathers. Josephine Bullock, Mrs
John Taylor and Mrs Clifton Camp.
At the conclusion of the games,
Miss StoWaH served her guests to de-
ncious chicken salad i'm little ram
kins tied with crimson ribbon, OIL
ives, cheese straws and ginger kiss
ice cream in tiny baskets tiled in
crimson, with sweet waters, coffee
and whipped cream. The AFTERNOON
with Miss Stovall WAS one of pleas
ure This pretty affair will be fol-
lowed by three auction table this
evening. The guests for this occas-
|icn will be Misses Mamie Taylor,
Josephine Williams, Mary Burford
Virginia Sistrunk, Marguerite Por-
ter, lMessrs. win Taylor, Tom Har-
iris, Clarence NDefDert, Ed Green,
Bernard Koonce and O. B. Howes.
Mrs. F. Henderly and tfamfly, of
WHersdale, arrived i'm the city We'd
nestlay to intake their home at the
OcaIa high school dornn5tory for the
winter, Mrs. Heuderly placing three
of her little ONES in the public school
for the term
Mr.. and Mrs. p. v. Leavengood
write from ChIcksE1inny, Pa, where
they are for a few days, THAT the
l~etsther is quite cold and very foggy.
They have been having great time
on their rounds and will be at home
next Thursday
Miss Polly Wdlldams, who has
been in Europe for some time study.
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Mr. Henry Groves will spend this
sNtnter in New York city, where he
he's not only most Lucrative posi-
'sdiiion, but time TO pursue his studies
IN The profession he has chosen.
Hisflry Groves is an unusually bright,
aGnoTt1ous lad, and his ocala friends
are deeply interested in his welfare.
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Mr.. and Mrs p. v. Leayengood
write from ChIckshinny, Pa, where
they are for a few days, tt1at the
weather is quite cold and very foggy.
They have been having a great time
ON their rounds and VIII be at home
next Thursday.--
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Miss Polly WdIIfams, who has
been in Europe for some time study.
ing art, has returned ito America and
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OCALA SOCIAL. AFFAIRS

Of you any items department call 1867
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-23

par. and Mrs. Emmett Robinson
mIll return from Jacksonville to-
morrow, where they have been for
some fife selecting suitable loca-
1ion i'm which to make their home
DIR. and Mrs. Robinson will board
until they cam find suitable house
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert N Dosh, who
hstve been spending the first few
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The many friends of Mr.. u. NJ
Hampton will regret to learn of hi
sEness since Saturday at his home OF
OlklawaIha avenue.
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I'm. and Mrs. J.. Lee Kirby Smith
sare erecting pretty home in River
side, which will be ready for occu-
Eancy in a short while Jackson
vile Metropolis.
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Mrs. F.. Heuder1y and famfly, of
WHersdale, arrived i'm the city We'd
nes6lay to intake their home at the
OcaIa high school dormItory for the
winter, Mrs HeuderIy placing three
of her little ONES in Itlre public school
for the term.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-23

Mrs B. "A Weathers is again at
the bedside Of her mother, Mrs. Fer
guson, at oBdtown, who, we regret
30 learn, is not dImproying from her
very serious ilIness.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-23

MT. Fired yogt is spending the
week ait Oldtown at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. III. Badger. in the capa-
city of teaching their nephew the art
OF motor driving.