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tNuuff ~ NuFfNH
TO THE TifItniiF or ANY rpN-
FTAnlE % NTEcFF COUNTY
UItEETiNni
whersas. oath bas This Day been
made before me hy ~ sfffauh that Tho
fsala~ner ~ nnrf Ttsniraifs D. un
known a. nfllnnt ~ that the ordinary
rrpcsrs ~ lnw cannot be serfsd upon
bin. yoU are hereby commanded that
Nep. by making publication n This wfii
in some Newspaper printed IN Nuecfa
County. n there ~ me. bot " there
lfe nD new apapaf printed iu said r0un
~. iAen hF publication NJ sosne news
paper in tho asit. judicial DISTRICT ~
This state bur " fhcre le no nrHapap.
~ printed ln said lndlcibi district. then
b. publication iH the neafeHi dlsirirf
% said fsih. judicial district fnr four
successive weeks previous tn ihn fcs
turn dnv hereof Humm1n tire said Gust
rsHntrairs ia i,e and appear hefafc rae
af b regular term af the Justice Court
fHr precinct 80 ONE boz aald county
~ Nuscra a. be- held nt NV Office ln
inn city ~ Corpus CnflHii ln aaia
Daeniy. pn thr fftn daF ~ prcemhcf
A. D.. 1915. a. answer the $50, ~ said
id riefana piainfff afunm said
Gust TaanfgnieH defendant 80. Sie1
su my docket. nii plaintiffs demand
hsiaN fnf che sum ~ EIGHTY aud fifty
rde. hunlredfba Dollars due account
laiCs performed vi pi1infin rof defend.
ant between Nrptemhat Jeab ipiA aud
November gsnl. lai5 in Success County
Texas. uininfiff alleging ihe f9cfa i0
De- az faheun That uu nf Hbnuf the
1fnd day ~ Nertrmhef igia defend
ant employed plaintiff to work ln hif
restaurant at giIN rhnunrrni So in
CitF ~ Corpus chuHti. snresa County
rosas and promised io pay plaintiff
I'D tho nte ~ ten dollars per week.
payable 90 END ~ eHfn week That
riRiuilff worked far defendant in said
restaurant fram September tfnd. 1915.
90 November l1nd 1910. af the nts
~ icn doilafa uef wroN psrinl ~
ririH werha ana nva HnYH m8hin9 b
total 90 fff nN HuF plHintir in defend
ant tor slli work iraa however. The
aum ~ His anu fifW Uue hundrfdtNa
Dollars heretofore pHid plaintiff h
defendant ieaf lar - haianre due plain
iiff az fsoS0.
That naid go 90 ~ Just. due nnd
unpaid nnd ihai trfondini hRs faiied
aud refused and sim falls aud refuses
ta pay same 10 phinfnt
iiimniiff pnnyt ~ iadameri fnr his
debit tusWii $50 600 and az rusta and
for general aod sf,en t rsltt
ileroin fnii nnt and ~ this writ maize
ldne return az the rcfular term ~ the
luetlc" rouft fpr precinct M. ono ln
said County ~ Nmeres ~ ~ heii un
tho 9Th day ~ December iil6. aH the
law hlrrcta
Given under my sand. this. gith. dny
~ November ialh
PAT WitlcLAN. Justice 20 ths fcaco.
Precinct No vne ~ Nuecca county
Texas
issued on iiia faa,h day g Hoeen
her. 1913
rAr WIn1i.AN Justice ~ rrpce ~
Precinct Ne I 90 Nncceu County, Tex
a.
A true ropY ! cegufv LEE HtGGa.
Constable. Precinct No 4. NuucsH
County. Texas fSG
tAdN0ffianuu
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NOTICE, sHTaIFr's SALE.


THE STATE ur TEXAS.
County ~ ~irers
~ pAtue ~ an order ~ Sale iaaued
aut " the iianufsNle District Court ni
Nncres County au lHfh day 80 Ne.
vcinbfr A b.. 1919 hs che clerk Boa the
snae ~ MARY - Taylor Veraun W g..
i.ue,k No tlgs sHd fl na. ss ahsfiff
directed ava drhtrrnd. viii proceed
40 Fcii fuf faeh, Within ihe hours pre-
acsibcd hy hw sef Hherffa Sale an
ine ffis Tuesday iu january a ~
1915. it hslnR the 600 daN ~ said
munih. hffufe The court House daur ~
slid Nnacra County in iha tliN 81 Cor
puH ChflftL thu fulluWinn dDsUrihud
properly. 60 wiz
All ihusr certain i0ia. pieces and p1f
roia az band lYlng aud hrnN situated
within tao corporate limits 20 lHH town
~ iiOnsieNH. NueUta taunfV. IoYHH.
and being whit ~ known Af hfs 80.
80 and 20. IN Block Nu No. Boa fhH ioNu
~ hnheiuwn NutrfF county ToKha
az shawn hy map az plan ~ snid
town nuW pn fils in me office " The
cn1ntv clerk of NucUeH Comfy rrtaH.
a. which reference la hereby made Tor
aattcr description and Whereas. she
said Judgment Ia foreclosure ~ u
vendors iien on the n,aNo dtscfh "a
property
Issiad ON, on ths zalh day ~ No.
vembcr 1915. ~ 4 ucieek ~ m ~
mo pr0prrtY ~ W l. tutfN 90 sstlsf,
jpdsmen, amonnting 10 tsitoa w r.
vor ~ Mary n Taylor and an costs ~
suit.
Given under mY haai. This sti any
~ December A a., islA
"a. a. NuanT
Sheriff Nnceea County resns
nv OSCAR nELlANY pspnty
tsss)
Advertisements
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TfiI FItIN OF tflhAr
County q Nncees
~ virtue 81 an order - naIc ishntd
Qua ~ The Honorable District Court y
Rrxnr coubiy. ~ an day ~ Drcemistr
A. a.. sgl5. ~ fhe clerk tbsreof In The
cnea ~ Nan Aniunls i.ifs Insurance Co.
yerufs D. 10 Nyrnank ~ a. No. iDS1e.
and 10 mr a. sheriff Iirecied ana de-
iiyHrsd ! ASH iaofftd 10 cell for rHEh.
within Tho hupra prescribed hs law for
NnWlffn NnleA % The FIRST Tuesday ln
January. a o.. 1919 81 brinE she stn
day ~ sold month before The Court
House aoor o. kaiA Nueeee County 10
the ely ~ cugpuh Christi tine foiiaw-
INK drtcflbe,i properly % wit,
A certain lnt 81 parcel ~ land siiuaf'
ri ln Nuoces County Teeaa. and heine
part N The X. n Collins ofiRiral felfo-
nilia ranch Bnd a rnrt ~ the Anna Cui-
Inns ealafe and helms lDt No tgue ca
~ aasd Anna colliue estate Fat nafie a.
sophia rodet ~ npgcnsa on mug " D.
y Hlahap Subdivision - the retfonilia
ranch ana conisinlna live HUNDRED hnI
Alxfe~n and Ninety four fiuudreathH
filGttj acres II land ana hfinr he
same Hand conveyed % q W. Lehman
~ y. y bishop
Levied on. on The sth day ~ Dec
1915 a. ~ g'ciOck a M, ne tho proper
IS ~ q. W Lehman aud Ella i.rhmEn,
y ~ nymnnk and wife. iituriefta ~.
mans. ~ satisfy iudrmen, amount
ing 20 sasafii IA favor ~ Ran An.
tonic f.lfp Insurance Company ana all
costs ~ anil
Given under my hand this tih day ~
peccmhef a D.. 1914
a. u WRIGHT.
Sheriff Nnsces County. TtEas
rs 0Hchn nEff.AMY. Dppnfy
fAdttiilaomentJ
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TINS STAFF on rnNAs

THE STATE on TENAS.
County OF Nuecea.
iiy riftus ~ aA stlef "a Stir iesuea
out ~ thr Honorable nisttics Court II
Novces Connsx ON ssth day u N0Vem.
hrr. A. - iefS. ~ the ciert. thereof.
"a the gase ~ etapt hpmber Co. yer.
sns 5aEanir Marines and rNmaslta
l'efer. NJ SlsS ard 90 me a. sheriff
directed and delivered I viii prtceca
% sch FOR cash. w.tldn Ne hours prs.
scrlbed by law Tor Snesitfs sales ON
thr sifss Tuesday M January. A. u.
1919. a helng tac an day " said
month. cefnre the Court House d,.,r -
said Nucces County IN the city 81
cprpus chris., the frlsnwing lesciib,
"a property to-wlts
Al thai ctftasn lcs pisce and parcel
~ hand lYlnE amt hsine situated IL the
iown ~ Reestown Nuccre County.
Texas agd helng more particuiari,
Described a. Fellows tN-witi
nein1 al ~ Lot Ma ffAar tll, Ia
iileck Nv one tiA. Nv what 4 knawn
es thn "iiiptt Aadisicn 10 the toan ~
kohsinwn. Naeees cnnnsy rhNaS a.
shown b. map Or psas ~ said town.
new en- fise IA the offses cf she ,aun.
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Tiir stats Nf TENAH
County of Nnccra

ry virtue ef an order ~ Sale. lssnca
ont ~ the Honorable District court ~
Nuoeeu County Hn spsh aay 90 Novcms
her a ~. 1914. hy the elerk thereof in
the caHr ~ Harris tumher Company
yoYauH Nmmn Harper and W u ilar
per No ttli and a. me, o. sheriff a..
rerted and delivered I VIII proceed 20
arll for cash within the hours nreacrih
80 by law Ter Shcrlfrs sales on thr
flrsl TUESDAY IN January A. ~. 1910.
VI heinz tho ith day 20 said monih. boz
fore tho Court Huuue dOOr nf said Niue
oea County. IA tho aity " corpus CARTS
q. Tho fullHWina despfibsd property.
a.. wit.
Az ~ lote 30 Thf,, -al aaa -Four
I'D ~ Wlook NN rwcnif nine isal IN
ihe town ~ iiHhrp Nueees Coants,
lvSas ~ shown ny map en plat ~ said
town NOW nn file lu thr Hfiioe 80 the
rountv eivrk ~ NurcVa COUNTY Tc,
aH. 81 which man ~ niat reference h
hereby madr fcs he,tef description.
and. whereas the said JUDGMENT 10 a
foreclosure NJ matttiaim4Na nen an
the Ahvvc Described on nsftX
l.esisd on. on the sath aay ~ Mo-
Nemher, 1918. az { o'ri,4,s q ~. a. lhe
property q Emma Rarper and W X.
Harper 90 saitntv q iutnmvnt emonnt
inE 60 tsstfi "a faVor of Nafrls i.um
her Company and all casts ~ suit
Given rnJei my hand. thla 9th day
~ Detcnlhsr A. ~. iaiA
n. X WRIGHT
sheriff Nueers County. roNas
tls OSCAR niSti.AMY, peputy
'ssD
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ceinhcr. 1918. ~ 1sss O'clock y. ~ ~
the property ~ a. & w~nfxIto aatla-
" a Judgment Amounting "a fbe pfiu.
eipal sum a Nine iiuadrad. ninety.
four dolinrn ana sixty cents ffffff 4l.
together with INTEREST Thereon a. fhf
rate ~ eiehf per cent per anhufa from
Oetol,ef ~ 1915. until paid IN FAVOR q
Percy r. Reid. and ~ costs
Given undaf my hard thls afa day -
December, A. a.. Igih
~ y. WRIGHT.
Sheriff - Nuecer ropnfy. Tesas.
rs OSCAR BELLAMY. Deputy
fgssg
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NOTICE. snrRlFF's sALe
THE STATE OF TNNAS.


County ~ Nurrea
~ virtue % ga order ~ Sale ISSUED
oni ~ Tho Honorable iiiHtfc' Court 90
Nuecea County on s4th dRy ~ Nuveuta
her A. D.. 1913 hY Tho clerk thereof Az
tho case ~ j. o. Grant Lumbar Cos
versus san,oa ulisarea pnd Hemuia
NRnrhcn Do oiNRrff. $40 tiih and to
me. az sheriff directed nnd delivered
! wn proceed 30 acli Tor rash. within
tho hours prescribed hY law nor Nhcr
hrs Sales on Tho first Tucadny in
January a -, 1916. u helnF the fth
Aay ~ said mantb teforo tho Court
uuuse door " saii Ntr rs County u
the eity ~ CORPUS christi thc follow
inn described property. tetNtti
Al that certain loi rieee and pnf
col ~ hand lylnn and heins NituAtea ln
tho s0wn ~ Rnhrtewa. Nuecca County.
Texas. ard murc particularly dracfihea
a. Fellows TO-. vii
tielna an 81 l.at Number one ~
inock Number Two. In the sch. dlvir.
ION ~ cur hot No ; u Nlock M. rs
~ the town II Rnhaiuwu, Nurccs
County reNha, na shown nv man ~
plan NOW on me- In the otrloy ~ ihs
county clerk ~ NuryVa County Texas
&C. which reference IN hereby made fui
better description. amt Whereas me
naid iudrment " foreclosure ~ 4
materialman's hen on The above no
scrihed property
Levied on on Tho goth dAV ~ Noe
Vemher. ieiA ~ 4 o'clock D M. as the
property ~ sar'oa piyarcs and ila
muls Hancher de oilyafcs. 90 satisfy
ju1unent amounting 50 tlsese m
favor 81 '. y Grant f.uubcs Co. and
an euais az aAlt
Given under ay hand. tiis eth IA,
~ Dec., 4. u. 1914
81 n WRIGHT
sheriff Nncces cpNaiy fuxRs
ny OSCAR nhsA ANY Deputy.
,sze)
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I'~=@<..I
ra''on letwcca Nsx t., =
''s" laentsn. as,s-.'.
been naie o. s,orl"s '''
hen'gueu Boz sae
"ar'hpds's az New 49,
morcnant- 70 thai s.,,...' y
se"d- io our pees,e :.
Tnfoush ihe oislcs. Z, NJ
.on heeliadom ia NJ
New orleans. We are =, i
i.'n at me price 10 ss N
the independent twin. y.
of the nlted state. =, ~
na wiih the bis corso'|
heretofore were 10 eonis. y
tvt ltis not ths pari,s., !!
miHsi"n tu raise ne M, !
arbitrarily bat 20 I'm 4, !
obtain Its true markes 80
aied h ths law a -.
maui lis stor.ss $50.
hnuses boz the unl,sd WI
idly as % is harvested. 49,
IHH Do In ffrafaa 49,. }.
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senator left l'ayis u Aisz4
fo toil this one ca himssl
~ had ana appolntmeni d q.
town iu Eastera Arkansas y I
JAS. Hnd . arrived on 4 An I
meht before, cafsyiEs rsls;1
mali haudaup ! vent Nt
the depot There was r. ~
Ht thr hour except ih ~
nd hr Nns acting A. ~
lud general overseer lrsaq
Do. how,d me 90 a room = Z
minutes be- came bach ~ q
BOSS my 'slructl4r 4
cmmnu haven't any nwa
lyCf iu advanced
Why I've set hsfEAR
priuting to the llsile nv
know ST. bass y q
you'yo stayed TOO lone 2
uuay Ilttahurf CIN-..
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Dur enEruVes Is a. yar \
enois houshi frem Is III
shop $40 mesquite strsrt nj
Jewellers and nptemerlak
iur uumc.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-29
ATHENIAN SOCIETY

The Athenian Society held its reg
ular meeting this afternoon. After the
minutes of the preceding meeting had
been read and approved, the follow
ing program was rendered:
Subject, Abraham Lincoln.
Essay, The Character of Lincoln:
Lloyd Browning.
Recitation, Ny Captain, My Cap
tain: Grace Smith
Debate: Resolved, that Lincoln was
a better friend to his country than
Washington. Affirmative, Mertie Bla-
lock, Walter Moorhead; negative, Lii
lian Clarkson, James Chace.
The judges, Charles White, Eliza
beth Cowdrick and John Strunk, de-
cided in favor of the negative.
Recitation, Her Papa: Ethel Long.
Themes: Francis Bridges, Ralph
Caldwell, Elizabeth Cowdrick, Henry
Perry and Marguerite Edwards.
Paper: Julian Rehtz.
Critic, Fanny Carlisle.
As there was no other business to
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-29

The Agatheridan Society held its
regular meeting Jan. %, 1915. After
the minutes of the proceeding meeting
had been read and approved the fol-
lowing program was rendered:
Subject, Current Events.
Song by school, Lord Godfrey Am
herst.
Essay, The Earthquake in Italy:
Myra Agnew.
Essay, The Month of January in
the United States; Mabel McClain.
Essay, Sir John Jellico: Violet
Smoak.
Piano solo, Il TrOvatOre: Gladys os-
borne.
Essay, The Wireless in War; Louise
Spencer.
Debate. Resolved, that the next
legislature should pass compulsory
school law for children, between the
ages of six and fourteen. Affirmative
Nan Brooks, Mary Lou Luckie; mega
tive, James Hill, Arthur Crago.
The judges, Inez Sandifer, Marion
Long and Welsh Dewey, decided in
favor of the affirmative.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-29

in town today. They arrived from the
north yesterday, and came from
Weirsdale this morning with Mr..
Earl Lytle.
Mrs. D. E. McIver is spending to-
might at Woodmar, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. R. Goodwin, accompany
ing them home in their car this aft
ernoon.
Mrs. E. A. Osborn and Mrs. j. B.
Horrell spent yesterday with friends
at Montbrook.
Mrs. ]. E. Cornish and daughter,
Miss G. M. Cornish, of Boston, have
arrived and will spend the rest of the
winter with DR.. and Mrs. J. M. Thomp-
son.
Miss Ellen Clarkson will entertain
at auction next Wednesday afternoon,
honoring Misses Flossie Byrd, Ilde-
gerte Peach and Ruth Burton, trio
of lovely visitors who are being so de-
lightfully entertained by the friends
of their hostess, Miss Helen Brown.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-29

enne and when well blended add un-
beaten egg. Add few drops of oil and
stir steadily. When half of the oil is
used or the dressing becomes very
thick alternate with a few drops of
vinegar. Continue in this way until
both are used. If the dressing is very
thick small amount of cream may be
beaten in just before serving. If it
curdles, take the yolk of another egg
and add gradually the dressing to it,
beating until all is used. The process
will be more rapid if utensils and ma
terials are cold.
Brick City Coffee: One cup coarsly
ground coffee, half cup cold water,
third of the white of an egg and one
egg shell crushed, FIVE cups boiling
water, half cup cold. Mix the coffee
with half cup cold water, white of egg
and shell, add boiling water. Boil
three minutes, remove from the fire,
pour cut one cup of coffee, return to
the coffeepot and add half cup of
cold water and let settle five minutes.
Baking Powder Biscuit: Two cups of
flour, four cups baking powder, half a
teaspoon salt, two tablespoons fat,
~ cup milk. Mix according to rule,
working the fat with the flour. Toss
on slightly Toured board and roll
thin and quickly with rolling pin.
Cut into small biscuit and bake II to
Is minutes.
Orange Fritters: Peal two oranges
and separate into sections. Make an
opening in each section just large
enough to admit passage for seeds,
which should be removed. Dip sections
into batter and fry in deep fat. Drain
and sprinkle with powdered sugar.
Serve hot.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-29
The Cooking Demonstration

At the Carn- Thomas store today the
home economics committee of the
Woman's Club, Mrs. w. t. Gary,
chairman, held cooking demonstra-
tion and sale, which was attended by
many ladies and number of men.
Last summer Mrs. Gary attended Co
1umbia University, New York, and
among her studies was a thorough
course in household economics, and
her ability to successfully give to
others the information CLEANED was
clearly shown today for she not only
used the recipes with favorable re-
suits, but her informal talks while
carrying on the demonstration were
filled with useful information.
In connection with the demonstra-
zion the committee had a sale of can
dies, cakes and salads, to raise money
10 furnish the kitchen of the new club
house. The sale realized the ladies a
meat sum. ]
Henry Clay -four, Snowdrift and
Wesson Cooking Oil were the princi-
pal products used in the demonstra-
tion. As the various recipes were
tried out those attending reIished a
delicious feast, Mrs. Gary and her as
sistants serving the articles as soon as
they were cooked. Mrs. Gary was
ably assisted by Miss Annie Davis
Mrs. Thomas KilIebrew, Mrs. r. T.
Lang, Mrs. j. H. Spencer, Mrs. J. w
xea, Mrs. ]. w. Davis and others
The following are the recipes used
with the exception of the one for rolls
which we published last year.
Swedish Tunballs: y cup flour, u
easpoon salt, / teaspoon sugar, "
up milk, | egg and tablespoon
live oil. Sift dry ingredients, add
milk and beaten egg, then add oil
Tut mixture into cup. Heat the
1nbal irons in fat which is hot
nough to brown cube of bread in
ne minute. The fat should be deep
nough to cover the iron. When hot
p the iron I'M batter and ther
ito the fat. Cook until delicate
rown. Remove from fire and draiT
unglazed paper.
Mayonnaise Dressing: / teaspoon
ustard, " teaspoon salt, cayenne
pix one or two eggs, cup olive oil
70 table spoons vinegar or lemon
ice. Mix the mustard, salt and cay.
=
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-29
come before the house, the society ad-
journed to meet again Friday.


Seems Like Basket Ball is Bound to
Become Popular Sport
The basket ball game at the hall of
the Athletic Club last night was live
ly and well attended. The young folks
witnessed the game with much inter
est and the indications are that the
healthy fad will spread.
The two teams were as follows:
First, Norton Davis, captain, Dick
Stroud, Wallace Davis, John Tarver
and Mortimer Goodwin. Second, Rob-
ert Anderson, captain, George Davis,
Carlton Irwin, Joe Borden and Hugh
Geiger. The second team won.
The Athletic Club intends to have a
game every Thursday night, and will
be glad to have It's friends attend.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-29

ton to the enjoyment of all, not to
forget the very delicious refreshments
which were served by the circle free
to all. We wish to thank those who
sent contributions, though unable to
be present, as well as those who lent
their presence to the happy gathering.
The 10 cent admission and sale of
candy brought in $11.70 for the benefit
of the Union church of North Ocala.
These pleasant gatherings will be held
from time to time, which will be ben
eficial to the church financially, while
the social opportunity for passing a
pleasant evening will be appreciated
by all who attend them.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-29
MSS McIyef Hostess to card club


\ Entertaining the members of the
young ladies' auction club and few
other friends, Miss Bette Wray Nc
Iver was hostess this afternoon to
one of the most delightful informal
parties of thegwe9k. Auction was play
ed at four tables and the players in
cluded Misses Hester Dewey, Minnie
Stovall, Mary Burford, Adele Bittin-
ger, Helen Brown Ruth Burton, Ilde-
gerte Peach, Ellen Clarkson, Kathleen
jackson, Eugenia Fuller, Annie At.
kinson, Mrs. J. H. Taylor, Mrs. c.. B.
Aver, Mrs. James Taylor, Mrs. /. F..
Bennett and Mrs. J. H. Walters.
At o'clock, the hostess served a
Atempting salad course with tea. The
prizes for the afternoon was pretty
Embroidered centerpiece and cluster
of sewing accessories for work basket.
A camp fire club of girls will short
ly be organized in the city under the
auspices of the Woman's Club.
L Miss Ida Scott of Columbia, Tenn,
arrived this afternoon for an extend
ed visit to her sister, Miss Katherine
Scott, at the home of Mrs. w. H. Het-
rick. an
Mrs. Frank Mathews and young son
returned to Silver Springs today
from Gambler, where they had been
guests of Mr.. Mathews parents.
| Mr.. Inglis Hoke of Louisville, KY,
arrived last night to visit his cousins,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. B. Weihe Mr..
Hoke has come south for his health
and if the climate agrees with him he
expects to move his family to Ocala.
Miss Ruby Knight, who has been
the guest of her uncle, Mr.. S. B. Sweat
in Jacksonville for two months, re-
turned home this afternoon.
| Miss Elizabeth Williams, niece of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Smoak, who has
spent the winter in Florida, was an
honored guest at the Smoak anniver-
sary last Sunday. She will leave in a
few days for her home. She is a
daughter of Rev. J. r. Williams of
Wagner, s. C.
The Tampa Times in publishing
yesterday pictures of members Of
bench and bar of that city gave a
splendid likeness of Mr. W. K. Zewad-
ski, Jr.
Among those who will attend the
reception tonight at the Lake Weir
Camp, Mr.. and Mrs. James Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Taylor, DR.. M. c.
IzIar, Mrs. G. L. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Lloyd, Mrs. D. E. McIver,
Miss Lille Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. d. S.
Woodrow, Miss Bessie MacKay and
Messrs. Clarence Meffert, w. d. Tay-
lor, Sam Mathews William Bullock,
R. L. Anderson, Jr., and number of
others.
Mrs. John Taylor, of Gainesville,
chairman of the forestry committee of
the state federation, will be the guest
of Mrs. B. T. Perdue tomorrow, com
ing down to attend the reciprocity
meeting at the Woman's Club tonor-
row afternoon.
Mrs. Jack Walker of Greenville, S.
c., and sister-in-law, Miss Rebie Wal
ker of Gainesville, Ca, are guests of
the formers mother, Mrs. Annie Mar
tin at Eastlake. They will remain
until the first of March
Friends of Mrs Willard and her
charming daughter, Miss Grace, of
Westerly, r. l., were glad to see them
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-29
An Enjoyable Evening

The second social by the Golden
Rule Workers. Circle of Kings DaughA
tiers was very pleasant event of
Thursday night, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Spencer, in North
Ocala. The evening was thoroughly
enjoyed by al large crowd of young
people (all were young at heart re-
gardless of years. and with many live
ly games, vocal solos and instrumental
music and jolly conversation the
hours were full of pleasure for all.
Home made candy was on sale during
the evening which was quite an addi-
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-29
Mrs. Hooker to Give a Luncheon


Tomorrow at 1:3O o'clock, Mrs.
William Hooker will entertain at a
lovely luncheon, complimentary to her
house guests, Mrs. w. S. Jennings of
Jacksonville, Mrs. J. D. Randall of
Lawtey, president and district vice
president of the Florida Federation,
and Mrs. James McCollum and Mrs.
j. M. Dell, Jr., of Gainesville, former
presidents of the Twentieth Century
Club of that city. The luncheon will
be'a pretty courtesy to the four prom
inent women from the state secretary
of the General Federation, each of
whom entertained Mrs. Hooker when
she was president of the state fedora
ton.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-29
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS

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