The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-28

ic-tS battrL eLtIIA~id- LlCdllE bE the
Tampa club. He has written to a
4 score of Florida clubs asking for an
opinion as TO the prospects for sup
port. He has received replies from
the club in this city and Orlando. as
surfing him of hearty support. There
are few golfers in the state who are
rated by the national association and
none of these are above five. The
cities in which clubs are located TO
which Mr.. Smith has written are
Boca Grande, Kissimmee, Leesburg,
Clearwater. Tarpon Springs, Winter
Park, Orlando, Ocala, Jacksonville,
! Green Cove Springs, DeLand, Miami,
Palm Beach. Ormond, Daytona, Sea
breeze, st. Augustine. Pensacola,
| Eustis and St. Petersburg.
/ Mrs. Joseph Malever and pretty lit
/ tie daughter Adeline, have returned
4 from a visit to Mrs. Malever, sister i'm
Jacksonville. Master Fred Malever
has gone to Savannah for a Visit to
relatives m that city.
Miss Ruth ARK Of <. ysta' River.
is visiting friends in OcaIa for a
couple Of weeks. This IS Miss Parks
first visit to Ocala since moving to
Er' sal River year ago.
Mrs. Joe White and three children
returned yesterday from a few days
visit to Mr.. Whites sister, Mrs. Her
ring at Lake Weir.
Mrs w. A. Coin was a recent Wis
itor to High Springs, the guest for a
few days Of her sister, Mrs. Tom Day.
Mr.. Mason Tison has returned from
brief visit to Gainesville.
Miss Beulah Hall, who is attending
summer school in Nashville, Tenn,
viii spend August in Ocala, which
win be welcomed news to her circle
| OF friends.
Miss Collie Clark left this after
noon to enjoy visit of several week
to relatives in Quitman, Ga, Troy and
Montgomery, Ala.
|
| On account of the critical illness Of
her father, Mr.. J. II. Brooks, Miss
Nan Brooks returned from Gaines
vile where she is attending summer
school Mr.. Brooks is now GONZALES
ing and if he continues to improve
Miss Nan will resume her studies in
few days.
| Mrs. Il. w. Minis, of Kentucky, a
frequent visitor to Ocala, the guest of
her sister Mrs. f. l.. Carney, is en-
/ pertaining ut a large house party at
Estell Springs, Tenn, her guests in
Guiding fifteen relatives among whom
are her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Carney
Minis; her sister, Mrs. w. Moore
Scott, and son of Savannah; and her
father, DR.. A. J. Wilson. Rev. Scott
will go to Estell this week and the
first part of August, kith his family,
viii leave for a two months trip to
Canada.
Mrs. William Tucker is i'll at the
home of her son, Mr.. II. w. Tucker.
Prof. l.. p. Irvine, of Concord, Ga,
made many friends in this section
While visiting, recently, at the home
of DR.. s. II. Bitch, who will be in
terested i'm Tearing of his reappoint-
ment TO the chair of Greek and mod
ern languages at Columbia College at
Lake City.
Capt. J. A. Tucker has sufficiently
recovered from his long and serious
illness to be removed from the hospit-
al to his home on Mayo Heights.
Mr.. r. b. Campbell, a former
Ocalan, with his wife and two sons
is now making his home in Oklahoma
lie is engaged in the hotel business.
William DeHon left yesterday fol
Ocala, where he has already spent q
jpart of the summer and expects to
sojourn during the remainder. He en-
joys bucolic life on an estate near the
Marion county metropolis.-St. Pc
tersburg Independent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Woodruff anC
Miss Margaret Hart motored TO Day
tona Beach today. Mr.. Woodruff vii
? return tomorrow, but Mrs. Woodruff
a and Miss Hart will remain severa
? ldays.-Orlando Sentinel.
j Miss Hart was a spring visitor 4
e Ocala, the guest of Mrs. Herbert Lat
:. tner.
r The Junior Guild of Grace churcl
e viii hold a candy sale Friday after
d noon and night at the Temple theateI
W. u. Lane, VI u, physIcIan an
r. urgeon, specialist Eye, Ear, Nos
and Throat Law Library Building
a pcaIa. Fla.