The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-22
OOINGS At OUNNELLON

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
The concert by the Glee Club of
Columbia College last Friday night at
the auditorium provided a musical
evening without flaw. The orches-
ira rendered its selections with a
flourish that showed each member to
De an artist. The quartette and cho-
rus were above criticism, and every
number sung was encored by an en-
thusiastic audience The patriotic
number especially received patriotic
applause. Altogether the evening was
a success, both from an artistic as
we'll as financial point of view, the re-
ceipts being equal to those in Ocala
1t is believed that the club will in
clude Dunnellon in it's yearly timer
airy.
! MIR. j. c. Ramsey or Jacksonville
was among the Wednesday business
! visitors in town.
! Mrs H. G.. kirkland and small chill
dren. Louise and Henry are visiting
relatives in Gainesville.
Doctors Dame of Inverness and W
Cox of Brooksville, recently appoint
! ed state health officers, were in town
Tuesday.
Miss India Bundy OF Winchester
: Indiana, arrived Sunday. called by the
illness of her sister Mrs. c. A Shep-
pard.
AIr. j. A. GrumDres ana family ex-
pect to leave in about two weeks for
Hendersonville, n. c., to spend the
summer months.
Mr. A. G. Moree OF Ocala was in
town Wednesday shaking hands with
old friends
Misses Maud and Lois Clyatt of
Barlow are the attractive guests of
Misses Minnie White and Marie
Grumbles
Mr.. Cyril Copp OF s.. Petersburg is
visiting DR.. William Griffith and fam
/ lily.
Misses Bertha Morrow and Helen
White and Mrs Charles Hood were
the guests of Mrs Hoods father, w.
j. Waters. at Juliette Tuesday.
Mrs. G. A. Petteway of Tampa is
in town and is visiting her brother
in-law. S. J. Petteway and family also
her niece. Mrs. George Davis.
Miss Bertha Morrow is the guest
of Mrs. Charles Hood. Miss Morrow,
who spent the past year teaching in
St Petersburg. is en- route to her
home in Madison.
Mrs. Jennie Warn has returned from
Jacksonville, and is now the guest of
Mrs Lang Goodyear in Ocala.
I Randolph Griffith left Saturday for
1 Chicago, where he will be a student
of the University of Chicago for the
summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin and two sons
of Gainesville have arrived and will
make their home here, Mr.. Goodwin be-
ing employed at Mack's garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Folks, Col and
Mrs. D. Fl. Moon and Mr.. H. B. Nc
hurry formed party visiting Silver
Springs Sunday.
Messrs f A. Turnipseed, Cecil
Phillips and Dave Dean enjoyed the
novel sport of hunting alligators on
the river Tuesday night. getting six.
one being s feet long
Mr.. ]. B. Peck. watermelon buyer of
Ocala was in town Tuesday. pur-
chasing two cars of melons while
here.
AIessrs. J. o. Edison and T. s. Rus
sell made trip down the river Tues
day evening. returning with As
pounds of black bass.
DR. Black and J. O. Edison made b.
business trip to Ocala Wednesday.
Miss Mamie Rush Petteway is Wis
iting Mrs. H. A Ross of Cater this
week.
Col. j. a. Williams OF GaineGville
spent Wednesday with Col. and Mrs.
H. Davis Moon at the DunnelIon no.
tel
Mrs. y. H. Boswell and sons of
Jacksonville are expected to soon be
the guests of Mrs. D. B. KILLER.
Miss Mamie Ruth Sanders is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Irma Blake, in
Ocala.
r. NJ. King of Lebanon was in town
on business Tuesday.
Mrs ". A. Simpson expects to
leave soon to visit her mother in