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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-03-10

Parcel 72-1 promissory note for s7s. exc
cuted by Chas. Collins Buck, dated
March 8, 1910, due on demand.
Parcel 7s-2 promissory notes for SIS each.
executed by Mrs. e. s. Kushn. dated
s-13-07. due on demand, interest at per
cent per annum.
Parcel IA promissory note OF A. C. Wis
ner for $3.50. dated 11-61s06, due
months after date, interest at per cent
per annum.
Parcel Isl promissory note for $500, exc
cuted by A. C. wisner, dated Nov. s. 1905.
cent per annum.
Parcel 76-1 promissory note for $50. exc
cuted by L. D. Cochrane. dated 6-26-1905,
due 11-l5-05. Interest at per cent
Parcel rs 1-2-1 promissory note for $4,000,
executed by Walter L. Snider, dated De-
cember Is. 1914 due September 10, 1915,
bearing interest at the rate of per
cent per annum.
Claims and Accounts Receivable.
Parcel TIA certain lot OF miscellaneous
open accounts and claims held by the
estate against various persons and cor
porations. all of doubtful value, as fol-
lows:
(a) R. S. Daniel. $4,000
OBJ E " Evans, $500.
(c) Delta Land Co. Ltd. s11,1eooO.
ca Suburban Realty Co. s2216.41.
(e) E. L. Page, $35,572.40.
(f) A. c. wisner. s17s4.so.
(g) E. L. Page and J. NJ. Anderson,
s3452.s2
(h) speer & Niver. 100000.
ID L. c. Best. sss.s3.
ID Dr. G. c. Buck. $4,000.
Q) w. C Day. $2o75OO.
"a J. O. Authemct, $4,000.
tm) Acadia Land Inv Co. s11,637.7s.
(n) w. Hogue. $4,000.
(o) L. Z. Vial. $4,000.
CD F. J. Tillotson, $500.
fq) w. s. Underwood. $sss.2s.
(r) G. J. Armanday, $10.os.
(s) A. D. Miller, S119.76
IT. B. L Seawell, $25S.o6.
(u) Chas. sapia. $2Os.5O.
(v) Roy Rishel. s10s.12.
Parcel 7s-J. w. Audas, $2002.sS.
Parcel 7s-Geo. w. Woodbury., $ss161
Movable Property.
Parcel SOL motor boat Mary Jane"
Parcel Sill lot Of office furniture being
1 desk, table and chairs.
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Civil District Court, Division &C." Parish OF
Orleans. State Of Louisiana. No. 111.77s.
Succession OF Edward Wisner.
BALE OF SUCCESSION PROPERTY.

Under and by virtue Of a judgment and
order rendered and signed In the above
numbered and entitled cause by the Hon
orsble r. K Skinner Judge of the Civil
District Court OF the Parish of Orleans. on
the eth day of February. 1917. and to US
directed. notice Is hereby given that we
will proceed to sell by public auction at the
nrincinaI front door Of the Court House in
the Parish Of Orleans. City Of New Orleans
on Royal street. between Cont and st. Louis
streets, In the Second District Of the City
OF New orleans. on the 18th day OF April
1877, at IL o'clock noon. the following de-
scribed property. to-wit;
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Parcel SOL motor boat Mary Jane
Parcel sl-1 lot of office furniture, being
1 desk / table and chairs.
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Parish of st. Charles.
state of Louisiana.

state of Louisiana.
Parcel 9s-AH Sec. III, except lot 4; lots 4,
9, 10 and SCI of Sec 112; lots 8, s, T. y,
10 and SCI off Sec. ia: all Secs. lis and
l16, in II. IS s.. r. 20 f East Frac. 3
of Frac Sec. 1; East Frac. ! of Frac
Sec. 10; East } of Sec. II; all Frac' sec
"a in r. IA s., r. 10 E.; NWa off NW3
Sec. 3; all Sec. except lot 3; all secs
and s; See 7, except NW4 of SWa and
NE1 of SCI; all Frac Sec. s; all Sec
40 and that portion Of Sec. SO north of s
p. r. r. tract except approximately 44o
acres sold to A. Phenfs in T. IA s, H.
20 E., containing in the aggregate 64S1.dO
acres which property was acquired by
said Edw. Wisner from La. Delta Lana
Co. on Nov. 81, 1913. registered in Con-
veyance Book 'R," folio 43s.
IA s., R. % E.; Frac. Secs. 50 in I. Il
s,R. % E.: Frac Secs. l. and IL and
those parts of Secs. and 10 east of
Bayou Couba in T. Is s. r. % E.; all
Frac. Sec. in T. is s, r. % E.; con-
tanning In the aggregate 1000 acres. more
or less, which property was acquired by
the said Edw. wisner from the La Mead
ows Co on April s, 1914 recorded in
Conveyance Book "S.' folio >.
Parish of TerrebOnne.
State of Louisiana.
Parcel 108-All Secs. II. IS, 10, 20, Il, a.
81, 2s, 20, 80, 81, 80. SO: SW3 of SWa'
Nw3 of SCI, NJ of sw1 and M of Sec.
"a: In f. IS s., r. 16 E., containing $500
acres, being the same property acquired
by Edward wisner, deceased, from Funk
A. slusher on the day Of -, 49,.
Parcel 101-An of Sec. in T. 16 s., r.
1s r except 100 acres fronting on Bayou
Terrebonne, being the same property
which the late Edw. ~Wisner acquired
from La. Meadows Co. on April ), 1919
also SEA of SCI, WI og SEA, 81 of NWa,
and Sw3 of Sec. So. being the same prop
erty acquired by the said Edw. Wisner
deceased, from the Terrebonne Land Co.
Ltd, on April 8, 1914; Ell of SEA OF
Sec. 50 in T. 16 s.. r. II E., being the
wtsner from the Terrebonne Land Co.
Ltd, on April %, 1919. containing s2t
acres
Parcel 1o2-All Sections So and So; lots
to inclusive and all of lot except 81
acres previously sold to J-wett Aflin II
Sec ss; M of lot Of Sec. So; in T. Il
8, r. II E. being the same property &C
quired by the late Edw. Wisner from
the South La. Land Co.. Ltd. on Apri
20, 1914, containing 7o4.24 acres.
! Parcel fe3--Lot 4 of Sec. 81 in T. 10 g..
1s Z. Frac. Sec. 10 In r 10 g. r. Il
same property acquired by the late Edw
wisner from South La. Land Co., Ltd, OF
April -. 1914.
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Parcel 40--1 promissory note for SIS. exc
cuted by A. B Booth. dated Aug. IA. 1914,
due on demand with interest at per
cent from date.
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Land Contracts.

pany Limited, and the nve persons neFe-
matter named, the rights Of the Truck
Farm Land Co. Ltd. having been acquired
by Edward wlsner.
Parcel s2-R. E. Boyce. dated April 2O'
1912, covering &c acres, bal. due $41bS.Sz'
Parcel s3-M. K. Schilling. dated Sept 10,
1910. covering 20 acres. bal due $814.s0.
Parcel ST.. d. Heller, dated Aug H.
1910, covering Is acres, bal. due, $s76.s4
Parcel SD. A. Mckinley. dated April 8,
1909, covering 22.44 acres. bal. due $s75
Parcel s6-Geo Sowash, dated April g.
1909, covering 20 acres, bal. due, 1919.
The transfers of said contracts carrying
with them the right to enforce same In every
particular and to recover the lands therein
mentioned.
Parcel s7-All of the right, title. interest
claim and demand of the estate OF Ed
ward wisner in and to certain CONTRACT
or trust agreement, of date February ~
1914 between Edward Wisner and MS
wife and d. c. Gillett; Trsstee. under
which said contract the said Edward Wis
ner and his wife transferred to ID. G. Gil
lett Trustee, certain lands described
tharein situated in the Counties of De-
Soto, Lee, Clay. Volusia. osceola, Lake.
putnam, Marion ana sumpter, OF the
State of Florida. Said contract provides
that said Gillett shall clear the title TO
and sell the lands. about 10000 acres, on
account of said Wisner and receive there
for so per cent OF the net proceeds, the
remaining 40 per cent to be paid by MIN
to said Wisner. The 40 per cent que .ne
said wisner being subject to an agree.
ment entered into by said Wisner with +.
". Meagley, dated August 8. 1914, where.
by the said Meagley Is to receive ~
per cent interest of the proceeds given
the said wisner for services rendered
and to DE rendered.
Parcel ss-All of the right, title, interest
claim and demand Of the Estate OF Ed
ward wisner In and to a certain contract
or agreement entered into between Wis
ner and Dresser. a co-partnership, and
the Atchafalaya Basin Levee District
dated July Q. 1900. which IL recorded in
Lsfourche Parish. In Book a. folio 241
and In Terrebonne Parish in Book 60
folio 500, the interest Of the said J. N
| Dresser In said contract having been ac'
| CURED by Edward Wisner.
Parcel ss-AI the right. title. interest
claim ana demand Of the Estate Of Ed
| ward wisner In and to q certain contrac
entered into by and between N. A. Bake
| q sons and the Buras Levee District
dated June 20. 1908. recorded In Plaque
| mines Parish In Book -. No. 2ss. foli'
sss, the rights Of said N. A. Baker
sons having bean transferred to Edwar'
wisner.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-07

MI MI: ana Mrs. J. B. Potter, Lansing
Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. B. v. Coverf
Eockport. N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs n
napp ST., Toledo: Mr.. and Mrs m
TaIe. woodstock, VT; Mr.. and M.
mos mos Roberts. Philadelphia; J. M Con.
tont' J. S. Stewart, George e Mo-.
Germ. Hackensack. N. j.: s. wei,msr
a m.s A. D. Hatfield. Cleveland: M
ana mrs. H. P. King, Miss Kinr Rri..
soi' rem; Mr.. and Mrs. R r poora
mr. and Mrs. C. B. Van Cleaf Aah,rr
NIX alh' N. j.; H. H. Little. Boston.
Mrs. f. A. Strecter, Chicago.
WI. and Mrs. J. B. Potter. of Ian.
sing. Mich. are pleasantly located at
~ .he Despiand hotel until the close of
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-07
ANNUAL STREET FAIR
AT ORMONO wEDNesnAv

me annual street fair, for the hen.
umt OF the Anderson and Price Me.
moral Library will be held TODAY i,
tne village of Ormond. This is ono -,
VI the annual events of the season
ana is managed by the Woman's clnh
II IS always interesting and cuests
OF the hotel who once attend naver
,ali TO go again the following wear
a many 20 beautiful articles of fancy WORK
are Tor sale at very low prices no.
sldes this the flower table and tb,t 20
nome nome made candies are always sur.
rounded by eager purchasers.
a cnlldren's parade, as we'll az the
usual carnival features never fail ~
amuse Young and old. A most WON ~
ueT1ui fortune teller will startle Won
WIN WIN her mysterious prophecies The
M Iuls VIII De from eleven to five.
MOVING pictures in the library build.
ing both afternoon and evening.
II you see it in the News it's 81
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This Florida F arm
Now Ready for You

pm IA pasco County Highlands along the seaboard
~ s near prosperous county seat town. heart
OF orange and grapefruit section: fine Gvestocl
country excellent land for winter vegetables: BRO
euces big crops, hay and other staples Real
.aims OF forty acres and up; rich virgin land
part par! OF each farm just cleared new hosse barn
"el' fresh COW, two pigs, dozen chickens.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

SEASIDE INN-Mrs. Theo Maucho
Dayton. Ohio; Mrs. Louisa Breen
Pasadena, Cal. "'
PAlMETTO-B. Gordon, J. Eide.
hne, New York; Mrs. w. P. Price
Ella Price, n. T. Price. Pittsburg.
scHMIDT's HoTEL-C Kiehv
Philadelphia, Pa; w. H. Bowling, &
4. Clark. NJ. B. Thornton. jackson.
ville Asoh-
WlNDSOR-Mrs. H. w. Flack M;ss
N2ude Flack, Mrs. NJ. L. Eldr;doo
winchester, N. H.; C. o. Graw Re
Land De
PRINCESS IssENA-Mr. and Mrs
c. L. Atwood, c. c.. Atwood 81
Cloud. Mimi; Mrs. George H. Smit. |
ton, st. Paul. Mimi.
iSlINGTON-Ella T. Steffins. Rrat.
neOoro' w.; Mrs. A. NJ. Lawrence !
.ontague, Mrs. N. T. Burneu, Par
msourg, w. Va; Miss Hawks, Lon
don England; Mrs. Allen.
SEVILlE-Mr. and Mrs. T 6
Sem, Pa; w. Zamuston, Philadel-
phia; Clare G. w. Ewald NJ. r. Marin
Detrolt; Mrs. II. D. Stevens. Mrs
aaron, Mrs. Holford, c. A. Schoyins.
Ga. 49,
nAMIlTON-J. c. Cornett, Nash
snle; J. H. Coon, Baltimore; w. p.
Cnambers, Atlanta: j. A. Stevenson
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-07

BUSINESS men. to build up this community. bav.
pIepafcu farms; Seahoard. progressive railroad Of
the Southeast, is selling farms for mon, ~ -
ing buyers to succeed through it, farm exnnrts
th , It's tonnage may be greater These rea9yto,
o .x;I farms how offered prices which viii
give you benefit of value increases 1o, .ssit :;
creating, if you buy without del..v. 49, N
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1Ma . John Hyland. Atlanta.
VT WI. ana Mrs. Harry O'ConnelI Ne,
a .oik; NJ r. Cohen, D. A. Deem Jacr.
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Look Into These Farms Right Away
Delay and They'll all be Sold

Actual facts regarding climate, soil and fertility
Iaitn OF owners Wise investments in almost anv
large profits - ie'0in
=: nrough the heart of Florida the Seaboard Air
= "ie railway spreads its lines, providing service
IN advance of actual need encouraging deyelon-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-07

sENNETT-Miss Mabel winder
p, Dr, and Mrs. B. Buffin, Walpole
49, "; r.; Mr.: and Mrs. w. A. Polvelar
Walpoie, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs p CaIa
moodstock; H. M. Andres. Homestead
"a; W. Fountain, E. Wholey Toron'
oAks-Miss Ruth Mcwheat pits
Dure' Mrs. c. A. Nichols. Mrs. = T,
brown, Jr.. Asheville, N. c.: Mr. and
1Hrs; " A. Nimocks, Minneapolis. r
-. rord' New York; Mr.. and Mrs n
VI, Mrs. Clara Ward. Racine
WIS; Mr. and Mrs J. B. Wadsworth
=, aohkers. N. Y; Mrs. Mary Abbott
MRS. Addie Gould, Miss Vida Abbott
Pittsburg. 1Aooo.t'
CESPlAND-Mr and Mrs. G w
white, Toronto; Mrs. w. p Gest Miss
Isabel Gest. Merton. Pa: Mr. and
Mrs: j. 5. McClelland. Mr.. and Nrs
NJ. King. j. Frank Hanly. Indiananolis.
Mrs. Julia Kern. Miss Hilda Kern
Newark; Mr.. and Mrs. E. ] Deihel
: mare Deibel, Youngstown. Ohio. Coo
coleman. Dayton; w. III. Hunt chi.
,ago. oii'' ohi-
PRINCE GEoRGE-Mr. and Mrs
). A: Sparrow. Middleboro. Mass:
!. van Rast. Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs.
Miss Leonard, New York
,lty, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Gowdv
estheld. Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. 7 W
'urkmaster, New York City: John F..
ohnson, f. G. Knep Buffalo. N. Y.
RS. i. L. Newton. Mrs. A. J. Wolf
lfs. q. r. Luscomb. Hartford Conn
RiOGEWOOD-Mr. and Mrs. S. a
aterson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Oblin-
er. Misses Oblinger, Lancaster. Pa
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HAMiLTON-J. C. Cornett Nash.
nne; j. II. Coon, Baltimore; w. p.
CnamDers, Atlanta: ]. A. Stevenson.
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m m VI all its territory. none exceeds pasco
oou,i'y M opportunity Tor fortunate investment.
Chosen by Seaboards general ,,axor,r,>..s. ="
Partment as this seasons field for colonjza+ion ~
roiiua, because OF active and suhstant!a l cooner
nt,on oy leading men Of Dade City. county seat
rasco county will be brought to attention ~
thousands looking for sach an opening. -
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future, opportunities to excel those of pasco
County can hardly be offered s0o
See these Observation-Disclosures farms Now r
torn yourself regarding them while opnortn,i+,,
70 purchase exists Write today for free COM ~
seapoard Magazine and printed matter giving
gate the lands in person. Address ''es''
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Success Awaits You Here; Bankers
and Business Men Will Welcome You

:, assurance Of success and happiness displayed
n Inducements prepared by these bankers and
hoS,nsSS men Will influence many to buy and make
10 not expect ready to-cutivate farms of this
c lactlve character, in prosperous, far-seeing
SSninHunity. to remain long on market While
0eaooard will exploit other sections of Florida in
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-07

PRINCESS ISSENA-Mr. and Mrs
7: L: Atwood, c. C.. Atwood, ST
Caouo. MINI; Mrs. George H. Smit.
ton, st. Paul. MINI.
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WiNDSOR-Mrs. H. w. Flack. Miss
naude Flack, Mrs. NJ. l.. Eldridge
winchester, N. H.; C. o. Graw. Re-
Land. De
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echMlDT'S HOTEL-C. Kiebv
Pnhade!phla, Pa; w. H. Bowling. G.
4: Clark. NJ. B. Thornton. jackson.
vlle SUI
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SEASIDE iNN-Mrs. Theo Meuche
Dayton. Ohio; Mrs. Louisa Breen
Pasadena, Cal. oon'
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-11-09

Mrs. Robert Judson Camp has is
sued invitations to the marriage Of
her daughter, Miss Antoinette Gay
Camp, to Mr.. Armstead Mason Cooke,
their wedding to take place on the
evening of Saturday, the seventeenth
of November, at nine o'clock at the
Camp home in Franklin, va. The mar
riage will be followed by large re
ception at nine-thirty o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke will be at home
after the first OF December in Wash
ington, d. G.
Miss Camp is the only daughter Of
Mrs. Robert Judson Camp of Frank
lin, and is a niece Of the late Col. w
N. Camp of this city. Last winter
Miss Camp was a charming young
visitor in Ocala for several weeks,
while here visiting at the homes OF
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Camp
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Camp. Her
marriage to Mr.. Cooke will be social
event of very great interest through.
out eastern Virginia.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-11-09
WOMEN TORTURED

Suffer Terribly With corns Because
of High Heels But Why Care Now?
Women wear high heels which
buckle up their toes and they suffer
terribly with corns. Women then pro.
coed to trim these pests, seeking re-
lief, but they hardly realize the terri
BILE danger from infection, says Gin
cinnati authority.
Corns can easily be lifted out with
the fingers if you will get from any
drug store quarter of an ounce of a
drug called freezone. This is suffi-
cient to remove every hard or soft
corn or callus from ones feet. You
simply apply few drops directly
upon the tender aching corn or callus.
The soreness is relieved at once and
soon the entire corn or callus, root
and all, lifts out without one particle
of pain.
This freezone is a sticky substance
which dries in a moment. 1t. just
shrivels up the corn without inflaming
or even irritating the surrounding It's
sue or skin. Tell your wife about
this.-ad.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-11-09
M. c. !. Phillips Weds Miss
Stafford in Jacksonville

News was received in Ocala earl,
yesterday of the marriage of Mr.. C
J. Phillips of Williston and Miss Stat
ford of Jacksonville. their marriage
having taken place in Jacksonville 8
couple Of days ago.
Mr.. Phillips for many years was q
well known resident of this city, hav
ing been in the contracting business
here. A few years ago he moved to
Jacksonville and later from there to
Williston, where he engaged in the
trucking business.
Mr.. Phillips met Miss STAFFORD while
she was on visit to her friends, the
Willis family, at Williston, and their
acquaintance resulted shortly after
wards in their marriage,
The Ocala friends of Mr.. Phillips
will learn with much interest of his
recent marriage and will wish him all
happiness in his future life.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-11-09
ENTERTAINMENT FOR BENEFIT
OF NORTH ocALA SCHOOL

We are requested to announce thai
there will be an entertainment and
supper at the Union church tonight
for the benefit of the North Ocala
school, which is very much in need OF
certain equipment.
At $50 o'clock supper consisting
of chicken pillau and other good
things will be served, and for which
a reasonable price will be charged
and after the supper the children will
give free entertainment that will in
every way be most pleasing event.
Misses Clark and Crago the teach
ers, have given the children very pa
tient instruction and they are ex
tremely anxious for all patrons and
well wishers Of the school to be pres
ent and help make the entertainment
a social and financial success.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-11-09
CHRISTMAS PACKETS FOR
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS

One million of these packets will
probably be required. The number
allotted to your chapter is $50. This
allotment is based to some extent on
the number of members in your
chapter.
Chapters will be requested to turn
over these packets to the division
supply warehouses for distribution
rather than direct to any particular
camp or cantonment or company of
men. A scheme will be worked out
under which the various division
branch warehouses will re-ship these
packets:
1. To certain points for foreign
shipment to naval vessels. y
2. To camps and other naval sta
tions in other sections of the country
where chapters are not so numerous.
8. To nearby camps, environments
and naval stations.
These shipments are to be in pro-
portion, to be determined in good time
before the packets are being received
at the division warehouses. Please
see that approximately one-third of
your allotment is in the division
warehouse not later than Noe. 18th so
as to give time to ship them abroad.
We sincerely hope that you. will
see that this matter is Immediately
brought before your chapter as time
is short and we want EVERY BOY
IN THE SERVICE to receive a
Christmas packet and we don't want
single one overlooked. We realize
this is short notice but we ask your
cooperation to make this success.
Guy E. Snavely,
Director, Bureau of Development of
Southern Division A. r. C.
The Marion County Chapter, AM
erican Red Cross, will appreciate con-
tributions of packets or parts of a
packet. Please send same to Miss
Alice Bullock, the chairman of the
general supply committee, before
November 10Th.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-11-09

Mrs. T. A. Perry was in to see us
yesterday and stated that her neph-
ews, Carl Mason and Victor Mason,
who joined the naval reserves last
week, are now in Charleston, and
write that they are delighted. They
have met many of the Marion county
boys and are having good time.
Maxey Mason is with Company A at
Macon.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-11-09
MEETING OF THE RED CROSS Ex-
EcuTIvE COMMITTEE

The Red Cross executive committee
met at the armory building yesterday
at II o'clock.
Besides the Ocala parent branch
there are five other branches in the
county, and all of them are doing good
work
The following is a list of che branch
es and the officers of the same:
Lake Weir Branch
Chairman, c. Rheinauer; vice chair.
man, Mrs. Kate Clements; secretary
Mrs. Allen Cameron; treasurer, Mrs
J. M. Douglass.
Anthony Branch
Chairman Mrs. J. G.. Howell: vice
chairman Mrs. L. L. Priest; secretary
Mrs. G M. Brown, treasurer, Mrs. Ma
son Tison.
citra Branch
Chairman, M. J. Timmons. vice
chairman Miss Ethel Borland; secre
tary, Mrs. G.. Middelthon; treasurer
Mrs. Dupree.
Summerfield Branch
Chairman, P. w. Collens; secretary
Miss Martha Rogers; treasurer, Miss
Hazel Seymour.
Belleview also has a branch, but
we failed to procure list of the off
GERS. We will do so later. A letter
was read and it was stated that elev,
en- new members had been added.
The Lake Weir branch has mem.
bership of one hundred and nine mem.
bers and the other branches are near.
ly if not quite as large and all are
doing patriotic work.
Rev. Bunyan Stephens is to have
charge of the Red Cross booth at the
fair grounds and on Thursday
Thanksgiving Day-a patriotic Red
Cross Grafton will be delivered by
some prominent speaker whose name
will be announced later.
A Red Cross convention is to be
held in the city of Jacksonville on De,
cember 5th and 9th. Ocala is enti,
tied to send five delegates and each
branch two delegates. The delegates
will have to defray their own ex.
penses but it is hoped that Marion
county will be fully represented at
this convention as the work of the
Red Cross is becoming more and more
an important branch of our war ma.
chinery.
1t was announced that great many
Christmas packets are being prepar.
ed to send to the soldier boys through
the Red Cross officials.
AT the meeting yesterday Mrs. Wall.
ing and Mrs. Henry from the Lake
Weir branch were present.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-11-09

MT. and Mrs. A. A. Winer, in order
70 celebrate the sixteenth birthday Of
their son, Frederick, last night pre-.
pared "a excellent supper in honor Of
the occasion, ainviting only the rela.
lives and =. few friends Of this young
Doy' nowfs5ust budding into vigorous
manhoods and all joined in heartily
wishing him many happy returns OF
the day. The young mans father, ar,
A A. Winner, is the popular alderman
from the first ward. and who ate,
much coaxing by his friends has final
y consented to eb candidate for re-
election ct the primary in December