The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-04
Thought for the Day

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tressed, the presence of one Of our
heart angels drives away all disturb
ances and fills US with cheerfulness
and peace. God forbid that you bear
i'll toward any one, least of all to-
wards one who should be near to you.
Open your heart and let the evil
spirit out and let peace and good will
breathe forth an incense that will
abide Selected.
Mrs J. f. johnson and little daugh-
ters, Sarah and Lucy, left last night
for Swainsborough, Ga, for visit of
several weeks to relatives.
Mrs. Lee Kirby Smith of Jackson
vile and little one are spending a
while in New York City the guests
of friends.
/ Miss Lima Day Godbee of Waldo
and Miss Susan Tidball of Fayett-
vile, Ark, will arrive tomorrow to
/ take the teachers examination neces-
sary before entering upon their duties
for the winter at the Ocala high
school. These ladies will make their
home with Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Gerig.
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Miss Zala johnson of Franklin, KY,
will arrive this afternoon to accept
position as teacher of the sixth grade
in the Ocala high school.
Mrs. Ards Waterman will return
Sunday afternoon from a visit of
some length to her mother, Mrs. B. ].
Potter and sister, Mrs. Mallory Lid
don in Jacksonville.
| Miss Margaret Taylor expects to
leave Monday morning for Valdosta,
| Ga, where she will remain all winter
as an instructor in the Georgia Nor
NAL College.
Mrs. H. B. Clarkson and family
have returned to Lake Weir after a
short visit to the city.
Mrs. Jack Camp and little son will
leave tomorrow for visit to relatives
in Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. E. Robinson, Miss
! Rosebud Robinson and little Miss
Lucille Robinson left early this morn
ing for a trip in their car to Jack
sonville, where they will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett E. Robinson, after
which they expect to motor to At
lanta, returning by way of Savannah,
for a visit to relatives.
Mrs. James Taylor and little
daughter are at home again after a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Taylor at
Lake Weir.
Mr.. and Mrs Carter H. Dame re-
turned today from a weeks stay in
Pensacola, where they have been in
attendance upon a meeting of the
Woodmen of the World, of which Mr.
Dame is state organizer.
Mr. and Mrs. N R. DeHon have
moved from the Gerig residence on
| Oklawaha avenue into the Gates cot
tage on Daugherty street.
Master Otis Green is at home form
Camp Mucoso for the weekend with
his mother, Mrs. Emily Green. The
camp will close about the Goth after
most successful summer.
A card from Mr. G.. C. Cannons to
friends in this city reports Mrs. Can
mons as improving nicely from her
recent illness at Hot Springs, N. c.,
where she is taking a course of treat
ment,
Mrs. E. NJ. Howard will leave to-
morrow noon for Champaign, H., for
a visit of some length to her hus-
bands father, DR.. Howard and fam
| lily. Mr.. Howard will accompany his
wife as far as Jacksonville.
Miss Maude Mcintosh is the guest
for the week end of Miss Blair Wood
row at WO0dmar.
Mr.. Gus Waters and his mother
were the guests for the day of Mrs.
]. A. McClymonds, driving over from
Electra this morning.
Mr.. HILBERT Weathers is expected
home in a few days from a delight
full vacation of month spent with
his brothers in New York City and
Short Hills, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Preece have gone
to Lake Weir to spend two weeks,
having taken one of the Bradford cot
tages for the time.
Mr.. William Hooker is spending a
few days at White Springs.
Mrs. Eulenfeld and daughter, Miss
Hilda Eulenfeld and several friends