The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-04-02
BURBANK

Burbank, March 31-Mr. and Mrs.
Kipling and Mr.. and Mrs Ditto of
Ocala were in our little burg Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer, two of our
old settlers, are returning to their old
home In Bloomington, Ill. They have
sold their farm three miles east of
Burbank, to Mrs. w. Fl. Stockwell. of
Boston. We are very sorry to lose
these people, but have gained Mr.. and
Mrs. Stockwell.
L. Fl. Langworthy, J. B. Haney and
Rev. j. P. Hight were Ocala visitors
one day last week.
Mrs. B. A. Brannen of Ocala was
visiting her mother, Mrs. DeLand for
the weekend. The main attraction
was the new grandson.
Mr.. F. NJ Chaffee spent Sunday and
Monday in Ocala.
Mrs. John Rice, who has been visit
ing her daughter for the past two
months, returned to her home in IL
linois. This is her first visit to the
Sunny South with which she was
pleased very much. Mrs Graham ac-
companied her as far as Jacksonville,
where she met her cousins, who came
south with her. Her granddaughter,
Miss Helm, was also there to bid her
goodbye. Mrs. Graham returned to
Burbank Wednesday.
Mr.. w. H. Worst, J. B. Haney,
Charlie Ross and George Dyke was in
Ocala this week on business.
Rev. York of the Rodman circuit,
was here and held quarterly meeting
from Friday till Sunday. Saturday
evening after church they held bust
ness meeting and Mr.. w. C.. Bogue
was elected secretary. Mr.. Harry E.
Abbott was elected trustee to fill a
vacancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dyke enter
tanned Sunday at dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Chambers and two sons and
Mr.. and Mrs. Vankovburger and chill
dren.
Miss Mary Lou Turner spent Mon
day night and Tuesday with Miss
Blanche and Ruth Hubbard.
Il Mr.. Herbert Turner drove through
ITO Ocala today. Mrs. w. III. Worst
and daughter accompanied him.
The Sunday school held very Nin-
teresting practice for Easter at Mrs.
Jones'. Mrs. Jones is a nice hostess,
They departed at late hour, all say
ing they had a good time and were
coming back again on Thursday night.
Mrs. L. Dickson and son John are
spending the weekend in Jackson
vile.
Mr.. VIII Dickson has returned from
Hancreek, where he has been Worl1ine:
- M.dTn Hubbard went to Palat
"a Wednesday afternoon. she wen
to accompany Mrs. Grant, VINO ma
lheen visiting her for the last two o.
IL r. I01s
Mr.. w. C.. Bogue and son Max wer'
lin Oca1a Tuesday. Max went on T.
4 Gainesville to take an examination TO
: a mail clerk. We wish Max the bes
IF success. He is a very industr1ou
Mr. Z. D. Graham of Oklahoma
who has been visiting his brother, M
/ M. D. L. Graham, returned to M
home Thursday. This is Mr.. Ora
hams first visit to Florida and ne
well pleased. He also visited .
: Cloud. St. Augustine and Jacksonville
He Is an old soldier of the civil wa
We hope he makes another visit mex
winter. He filled his trunk with OF
Marshville school closed Frida.
e March 18th, with the following pro
\ gram:
: Recitation, Learn to Labor and
Wait. by Thelma Hill.
a Recitation, The Puzzle, by Grac
Marsh.
Dialogue, The Lily and the Rose,
Irene Hall and Alma Marsh. !,
I Recitation, The Prettiest Doll IN Il
e World, by Pauline Martin.
Dialogue, Two Kinds of Fun, by A
len Marsh and Glenny Jones.
Recitation, What they Taught Lit
y Boys When They Went to Scho
n Like Me, by Louie Marsh.
Recitation, Little Miss Violet LIZ
by Beatrice Holiday.
Dialogue, Brown Eyes and 81
Eyes, by Oracle Marsh, Daisy Jon
and Pauline Martin.
: Recitation, The Captains Daught'
- by Jessie Jones.
Dialogue, The Last Day of Soho
le by willard Hill, Alfred Marsh a
- Ely Holly.
a. Song, America, by the school