The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-08
Vidal l-Bigham

Vidal-Bigham
In the presence of relatives and
scores of friends Miss Carrie Denett
Bigham, daughter of Mrs. Martha FL
len Bigham, and Mr.. James Henry
Vidal, both of this city, were united in
marriage yesterday afternoon in the
First Methodist church, Rev. DR.. c. H.
Summers, pastor of the church, per-
forming the ceremony. Immediately
afterwards the happy couple left for
their honeymoon, which will be spent
in Atlanta and Charleston, returning
from the latter point by steamer to
Jacksonville, and thence home
Gainesville Sun.
The Kings Daughters met in reg
ular session yesterday morning in the
Sunday school room of the Methodist
church with a goodly attendance of
the faithful few. All reports were
turned in and approved. irs. Sis
trunk, who has been custodian of the
charity clothing trunk for the past
four years, asked that it be trans
ferred, and it is respectfully asked
that any person with clothing not of
especial use please contribute it to
the Kings Daughters box and deliver
same to Mrs. w. w. Clyatt's residence
on Daugherty street. They ask espe-
cially for mems clothing and shoes.
Their demands are heavy indeed and
any contributions will be gratefully
received and rightly distributed among
the needy of our city and community.
The organization is a purely chari-
table one, and asks cooperation from
the citizens. For any information,
phone Mrs. C. L. Bittinger, president.
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Misses Ramona Kay and Marguer-
ite Shine are spending today in Day
tona, going over from Jacksonville in
Mr.. Edgar Inglis' car this morning,
returning to their homes this evening.
Mrs. Goree Nelson of Tampa is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Walter Haw-
kins and family in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Harry Peter, Mrs. Charlie Tul-
lis and Mr.. G. w. Neville of Dunnel-
lon; Mrs. ]. J. Williams of Homosassa,
Judge Gaines and Mayor E. H. Mote
of Leesburg, were among the out of
town visitors to Ocala yesterday.
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Mrs. d. T. Jeffcoat is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. P. d. McDearmid and
little son of Plant City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Durand returned
last night from a delightful summer
spent with relatives in Pennsylvania,
at the former home of Mrs. Durand.
Mr.. Geo. w. Martin is in the city
for a weekend visit to his family.
Miss Janet Weathers returned home
Wednesday afternoon from a fort
nights visit to relatives in Jackson
vile.
Mrs. c. E. Ahern and little son are
visiting Mrs. Ahern's father, Mr.. G.
T. Liddon and family. Mrs. Ahern
has been away since early summer
and her friends are glad to welcome
her among them.
The reason love my dog with de-
hot &c, L. =
Because he does not talk back to me,
He thinks whatever / do is all right,
| don't have to make company of him,
He eats what's set before him and
asks no questions,
He will follow me to the end of the
world,
He never sulks when / lick him,
He tries to please me,
| have no rival in his affections-his
love is all mine,
He respects my moods,
He never tells me of his troubles,
He is polite, wagging thanks with his
tail until it nearly drops off at
any little kindness,
He will fight for me,
And he misses me when I'm gone,
He does what / tell him to, without
asking why and is jealous of
attentions / give other dogs,
He trusts me to the utmost with a
faith that is beautiful, blind
and explicable.
He will be faithful unto death.
Tomorrow, Oct. 9, is the day set
aside throughout the United States to
clean up as fire preventative. 1t is a
good move and every citizen should
appoint himself or herself as a COM
mittee of one to see that all trash and
rubbish on their premises is destroy
ed and then not allowed to accumulate
again in the alleys or backyards. II
is an offense against decency to allow
filth and trash to accumulate in ones
yard. Trash breeds flies and flies are
disease bearers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Parker were
guests in the city, registered at the
Harrington last night, returning tc
their home in Tampa this afternoon
Mr.. Parker is proprietor of the DeSotc
hotel in that city.