The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-31

up TO its knees in ice water; war is
an old woman burning a candle be-
fore the Mater DoIorosa' for the son
she has given. For king and country.
Exchange.
Mrs. Robert Sales and children,
who have been spending some time as
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James f.
johnson, returned to their home in
Tampa yesterday.
Misses George and Katie Quincy
Of Louisville; Ga, are guests Of their
sister, Mrs. p. b. Bowie, and will re
main for the balance of the summer
Miss Mary Gates will return home
next week from Gainesville, where
she is enjoying a visit to friends.
Miss Margaret Hooker is spending
few days with Miss Frances McIver
at Lake Weir, going down this after
noon.
Miss Nellie Stevens, who has been
teaching in the Duvai county normal
school for the past few weeks, return
ed home asst night.
Mrs. II. B. Clarkson, Misses Ellen
and Lillian Clarkson, Master II. B.,
,jr., Mrs. II. c. Dozier and two chill
dren, Cornelia and Harry, left today
for Lake Weir to spend some time.
They have rented one of the Connor
cottages and during their sojourn
there will be joined frequently for
short visits by Mr.. Clarkson, DIR.
Doier and Mr.. Robert Clarkson.
Mrs. S. f. Waterman and two grand
children, Ivia and Robert Waterman,
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Mayo to Summerfield yesterday for a
short visit.
Mrs. H. W. Tucker has recovered
sufficiently from her recent operation
for appendicitis to be removed from
the hospital to her home, which will
be pleasant news to her many anxious
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Henley and three
children have moved from the dorm
itory TO a small farm near town on
10 Ar4ho,yv rod
Miss Mildred Crosby is visiting
Miss Marian Meffert at Lake Weir.
The news of the engagement of
Miss Lora King of Arcadia and Mr.
Thomas NJ. Lykes of Tampa, which
was formally announced in Arcadia
this week, will occasion much inter
est in this section. Miss King and
Mr.. Lykes are to be married in No
vember and their wedding is being
anticipated with a great deal of inter
est as the parties are socially promi-
nent throughout the state and the
marriage will link together two of
the states oldest and most honorable
families.
Mrs. Jack Rentz and daughter
Emily and mother, Mrs. S. A. Davis,
have concluded a short visit to Mr.
Rentz's mother, Mrs. f. P. Rentz:
Mrs. Rentz left yesterday for Wau-
chula to visit her husband for a few
days and Mrs. Davis and granddaugh-
ter returned to Jacksonville today.
Mr.. R. c. Camp left yesterday for
AshevilIe, N c. Tomorrow he will be
joined in that city by Mrs. Camp and
two children and maid, who have been
July guests Of his sister. Mrs. G. F.
Armstrong az Lake Toxaway. Mr..
Camp and family viii be guests ut
the Manor until Octooer
Miss L'idie Smith Of Louisville, KY,
will arrive next week to visit her
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Anderson. Miss Smith was a lovely
visitor last summer ana the news of
her future visit will occasion interest
IN the College and school set in which
she was a popular member.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Walters moved
today from the Moore house to 215
Wenona street, where they are now
At home to their friends
Misses Kathleen Jackson, Margaret
Wade, Messrs.' w. B. Gallagher and
]. J. Pyles visited Inverness and
other Citrus county points today.
Rev. and Mrs. R. d. Dodge have
returned from short visit to the for
mer's parents, DR.. and Mrs. w. H.
Dodge in Jacksonville.
OF interest to many i'm this city will
be the following from the Gainesville
J Sun: Miss Ida Burkhim left Wednes-
day for Jacksonville, where she will
spend week, the guest of her aunt,
I Mrs. Marcus EndeI. On Wednesday
! OF next week Miss Burkhim will be
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