The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-10-05

Me through the telephone"
Hank! to his ears came the voice
That Nipper loved, in accents plain,
|"Nipper, come home!" Quick as flash
Awaya he flew, nor threat nor lash
Had power to restrain.
Less than an hour did it take
To reach his home seven miles
away!
How swift to heed the spoken word
When that dear voice he loved was
heard
What joy then to obey!
Mr.. w. A. Coin is spending few
days with his brother-in-law, Mr.. w.
c.. Smoak at Eustis.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. t. Adams and
daughter, Dorothy left this afternoon
for Chicago to spend week or ten
days and witness the World Series
baseball games.
| Among the Miamians who will
come to Tampa on the Miami motor
lcade trip will be Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
lib. Wheeler. Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler
are former residents of Tampa, and
while here will be the guests of rela-
1 tives.-Tampa Times.
| Ocala friends of Mrs. Edward
Jelks, formerly Miss Belle WEIGH of
lPalatka, will be interested to hear she
has gone to New York to join DR..
Jelks who has recently been trans
lferred there from Fort Oglethorpe.
Mrs. c. R. Murphy and baby came
up from Oak yesterday for weeks
visit to Mrs. Hammack. Mrs. Muir
Iphy's friends are sorry to hear her
little 18-months-old son. Ernest is
quite, i'll, and hope he will be entirely
[well soon.
Mr.. John Bats, who has been with
the General Electric Co. in Erie, Pa.
for the past six months, expects tc
leave there tonight, and will arrive in
lOcala Sunday Or Monday evening
Mr.. Bats will stop to Sc his brother
Mr.. George Bats, at Camp Jackson.
The third grade of the Ocala pri
mary school wishes to have schoo
garden. The rschool grounds canno
be used for this purpose since the!
are overfowed with water from al
heavy rains and are also overrun b.
chickens. If anyone has one-tenth O.
an acre. or a smaller plot of groun'
to let them use, they would appreciate
it.
The "Good Fairy" hopes the Ocali
Ipeople are working up good appe
titles and will be at the Good Fair,
Tea Shop" the middle of The month
when thats.place will be even more at
tractively arranged than it was las
Iyear, and where the cid favorit
dishes win be served, along with othe
and tempting new ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Gamble motore
to Oeala Wednesday from Montbroo
and took Mrs. Candles mother, Mr.;
G. e. Thompson and granddaughter
Miss Louise Hammock to Mulberry
y spend few days with Mr.. r.
j Thompson and family. They will a
\ retur -ntos Ocala Sunday and leav
Monday for visit to friends in Oh
lando.
Miss Helen Brown leaves this af
ernoo1l. ON the limited for Ashevill
At ~ Il Lo, he
Mrs. Jake Brown, who is visiting re
atives there. Mrs Brown will retul
home in about two weeks. Miss Brow
going to Atlantic to spend couple
weeks near here brother. Lieut.. J.
NJ Brown. Miss Brown will then {
either to New York or New Orlean
where she viii probably visit frien
until January.
Mr.. Robert Tydings, his mothe
Mrs. c. r. Tydings, and aunt, Mi
Annie Davis, returned late yesterdi
afternoon in their car from a mo
NM delightful tour of the eastern state
.- Mrs. Tydings and Miss Davis ha
. been in the north all summer. The
car was shipped to Washington Sc
eral weeks ago and Mr.. Tydings we
to New York city, visited there a
other places and then met his moth
and aunt in Washington and tn
drove through in the car, enjoyi
each day of the nine days on the 70
in which they covered 1000 miles.
New York Mr.. Tydings saw 4
George Newsom and Mr.. Allemal
at the Brooklyn navy yard. At Wa'
Atington he saw Mr. Edward Green a
Mr.. Oscar Stuckey At Petersbu
Iva, he saw DIR. Herbert Counts a
at Columbia, S. c.. Messrs. Mort