The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-06-30
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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MI. Il. w. 1onge, DOtn OF OcaIa.
This is the elimination of boy and
girl romance. A few weeks ago, Miss
Osteen went to Clearwater for visit
to her sister. The brief absence con-
WINGED the young folks that they
could not live apart, SO when Mr..
Yonge went for visit to his sweet
heart it was not very difficult to pre-
vail on her to return as his wife.
Mr.. Yonge is the youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Yonge. He is a
very Industrious and intelligent young
mechanic, who by conscientious work
has built up good auto and bicycle
repairing business. His wife is the
pretty and charming youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Osteen.
Both the young people were born and
raised in Ocala and are well-known
and much liked by all.
The members of Ocala chapter No.
20 o. E. S. and their families spent a
delightful day at Silver Springs We'd
pesday. AS early as 9 o'clock in the
morning the cars began to wend their
way to the springs and by noon the
crowd numbered sixty people. Long
tables were spread in the pavilion un-
der the able management of Mrs. F.
w. Cook as chairman, assisted by
Mrs. ]. O. Hightower, Mrs. L. E.
Yonce and several others and if there
was anything lacking to make that a
perfect picnic dinner, the writer does
not know what it was. Even the
weather man was kind to US and
every one seemed to thoroughly en-
joy every minute of the day.
The people of Dunnellon are well
pleased with Miss Louise Booze of this
city and have asked that she be ap-
pointed to the position in their school
which she occupied last term.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. P Costello have
rented the residence formerly belong
| ing to Mr.. Sid Whaley on West Broad
way, and intend to soon go to house
keeping therein.
The many friends of Mrs. Maude
Reardon Pendleton will be pleased to
hear that she is making success in
the newspaper business in Tucson
Ariz. She writes an interesting letter
to Mrs. Fannie Anthony of this city
and says she likes her home well. She
and her son Reardon are making their
home with her sister, Mrs. Bell, for
merly Miss Mary Reardon of this
city.
Mr.. Harry jackson, Miss Lena
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Robinson
and Miss Clements of A1achua county
were in town today on their way home
from a trip to Palk county in their
Maxwell car.
The Philathea class of the Baptist
church will have candy sale Satur-
| day at the band stand.
The Epworth League social, post
poned from Tuesday night, will be
held this evening at the residence
of Mrs. L. N. Green, at 7:30 o'clock
All leaguers will please bring lunch
es for two, and bring their friends
Miss Mary Seymour, who has beef
the attractive house guest of Mis-
| Winnifred Streater for the past tw,
weeks, returned to her home in Ocal;
today.-Lakeland Telegram.
i Mrs. F. J. Hagood and neice, Mis-
ISue Feaster Moore have returned
lfrcm st. Petersburg, where they visit
ed relatives for several weeks. The.
left today for Micanopy, where the.
will be the guests for several week
lof Mrs. E. A. Hickson, before Mrs
Hagood returns to her home in Jack
Isonville.
| An auto full of young folks, Mise
Mary Wyatt Galbraith, Annie Atkin
son and Virginia Sistrunk and Messrs
Nv. A. Stringfellow, w. B. Gallaghe
land A. o. Harrissi made visit to An
lthony this morning.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Minnick, MI
and Mrs. Tomlinson and baby daugh
tier and Grandma Jones of Fruitlan
Park, came up today to do some shop
ping. They came in the Maxwell cal
purchased from r. r. Carroll, tn
local dealer, just a year ago, Mr.. E
iP. Pacetti of this city, getting one o.
the same day. These cars have neve
had cent spent on them for repair
or parts, except a headlight glas
, knocked out on the Minnick car whic
Icost % cents to replace and Hgh
bulb on the Pacetti car which burne
out or was broken and cost As cent
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