The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-26

1 wilson Tor the past TWO Or Lnfee
weeks.
Misses Marion Harvey and Nellie
Nelson, of Tampa, are the charming
guests of Mrs. S. 7. Sistrunk. The
two young ladies were brought to the
city yesterday by Mr.. C. E. Ball, of
Tampa, in his car. Mr.. Ball then
went on to Lake Weir, where he will
visit DR.. and Mrs. Henry for few
days. The fourth member of the
party, Mr.. ]. NJ. Harvey, after partici-
pating in a golf match at Orlando
returned from that city to Tampa.
Mr. Raymond Bullock, after spend
ing a part of his vacation visiting
friends in South Carolina, has return
. ed, and is at the home of his parents
in this city. He expects to visit
friends at Leesburg before returning
to ST. Petersburg, to resume his work
with the Southern Express Co., Sep
tember 1st.
| Mrs. j. E. Chace and children have
gone to the lake for the remainder
of the summer. They are located in
a cottage near Lake Weir station. DR..
Chace will spend as much time at
the lake as the duties of his profess
sion will allow.
In spite of the warm weather, the
dance at the Woman's Club last
night was a very pleasant occasion.
About twenty couple S participated.
Mrs. R. S. Hall and Mrs. H. C. Dozier
were chaperones.
Miss Dorothy Carruth, of Tampa,
lis the charming guest of Miss Agnes
| Burford
| Miss Sue Moore and her charming
guest, Miss Carolyn Miller, of St.
Petersburg, have returned from the
lake.
$50
The many friends of Rev. Roy Bow
ers will be sorry to learn that he will
not be able to preach at the Chris
tian church any longer. Mr.. Bowers
i has been coming over from Eustis, to
preach in the Ocala church twice a
month, but he has not been so well
lately and his physician has decreed
that he refrain from preaching until
he is stronger. Mr.. Bowers is very
broadminded young man, and his ser
mons are interesting and illuminat.
ing.
Mr.. E. E. McLin has returned from
a brief visit to friends in South Caro-
lima. Mr.. McLin's family will spent
the remainder of the summer in Ken
4 lucky.
Miss Violet Smoak returned Fri
4 day from visit with relatives at Mel
l bourne and rejoined her sister, Mrs
l f. A. Burnette and family, at thei
\ home on West Magnolia avenue
4 Daytona Gazette.
Ill Bishop H. C. Morrison was a visito
4 to Ocala the early part of this weel
4 While in Ocala he stopped with Rev
III. M. Gross of the Methodist church
HI ,eeSblIro Commercial
Geo. NJ. Looney of Ocala, lei
. Thursday for Columbia, S. c., Wash
= ington, d. c., and other points an
. will return to the Kentucky Neptun,
. where he has been staying, in abou
. two weeks. He will then spend fe'
. Edays here before going back to hi
. home in the interior. Mr.. Looney ha
= been visitor to the beach for sewers
. previous summer seasons.-Seabreez
Q items in Daytona Gazette.
= Mr.. Looney, a valued attache of tt
. Commercial Bank, is taking a wei
) earned vacation.
NJ Mrs. conner, now OF Oca1a, Tor
number of years an esteemed citize
of Chipley, is here on short Wis
,, with old friends, guest of Mrs.
Y A. Afford. 1t is a pleasure to ha'
her with us again. Her two sons, Il
is Collier brothers, have developed in
81 substantial, progressive business me
which is an additional pleasure
their many Chipley friends.-Was
= ington Verdict, Chipley, Fla.
Mr.. J. M. Martin has returned
his home in Ocala, after couple
days in Jacksonville, combining BIT
mess with pleasure Times Unior
Mrs. E. NJ. Scott and daughte
Misses Helen and Sarah Scott, pass
through Jacksonville yesterday. G
route to their home in Ocala, after
several weeks sojourn at Pablo Beac
They are making the trip through t
country in their car.-Times-U Union
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Meyers a
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