The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-10-24

Here Is my slate-O make the
answers right"
Jean Dwight Franklin.
For Co. A Truck Fund
The beautiful tatted handkerchief
made by Mrs. w. S. Bullock, that has
been in the Court Pharmacy for the
pas week, is now the property of Mr..
w. Fl. Milligan, who is requested to
call at the Court Pharmacy for it.
The members of Co. A will be very
grateful to Miss Lillian Melin, when
they hear that she took a special in
terest in the sale of the handkerchief.
/ The three dollars Melted will go to-
wards the fund for the truck for Co.
A.
Mrs. ]. J. Jones of Gambler was a
welcome Ocala visitor yesterday.
President Woodrow Wilson said of
the play, within the Law" "I was
never more thrilled or interested"
%&%
Master Marion Titles friends are
sorry to hear he is on the sick list,
having to leave school yesterday.
Mr.. George Pasteur's friends are
sorry to hear he has been confined to
his home for several days with an
unusually bad cold.
Mrs. C. w. Hunter and little daugh-
ter returned home yesterday from a
| three weeks visit to Mrs. S. A. Rawls
and family in Jacksonville.
$50
Mrs. Fanny Anthony is now in
Macon visiting her son, Mr.. Ned An
thony, who is with Co. A at Camp
Wheeler. Mrs. Anthony is expected
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor returned
home last night from a several days
trip to Tampa. They drove home a
beautiful seven passenger Premier
touring car.
Mrs. C. F. Marshall and daughter,
Dorothy, have returned from a pleas
ant visit to relatives at Ocala and
points in Georgia.-Porta Tampa city
notes in the Times.
The Fanny R. Gary Missionary So
ciety will meet Thursday afternoon at
the Baptist church at o'clock. All
members are urged to attend this i'm
portant business meeting. 1t is also
the day for the election of officers.
G. P Olmstead of Uruapan, Mex
leo, has returned to Gainesville and
will stay with his mother and sister
until after the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. Olmstead went to Ocala yester-
day.-Gainesville Sun.
In the big vital story within the
Law" many funny things are said
by Aggie Lynch, great big truths by
Mary Turner and real underworld
slang by Joe Carson, all of which are
as real in the moving picture as in
the book.
Miss Music Bullock has gone tt
Demorest, Ca, where she will con.
tinue her vocal studies until Christ.
mas, when she expects to go to Bos
ton to study. Miss Bullock will stoI
i'll Macon to Sc her brother, Mr.. Ray.
mond Bullock, who is at Camp
Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Lewis of Okla
waha, were among the many out o.
town people coming to Ocala las
night to attend the Liberty Bono
celebration. Their Ocala friends re
greet to hear they are planning Il
move to Fort Lauderdale in the nea,
future.
Mrs. E. L. Howell and children ex
ipect to move next Monday to thei
farm at Oak six miles from Ocala
Many friends regret to give up thes
lovely people, but are glad the dis
lance between them is not great. Nh
and Mrs. J. C. Jackson and Mis-
Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Macintosh expect to move into Mrs
Howell's house sometime next week.
Mrs. N. Hickman, who is now i
Philadelphia, is expected in Ocala o
Saturday to spend the winter wit
her daughter, Mrs. L. r. Chazal an
family. Misses Dorothy and Mari
Hickman are now visiting relatives
New York and will visit in Baltimor
and Washington before coming I
Ocala about the last of November.
A number of the young folks WI
attended the celebration, on tt
square last night afterwards speI
t several hours dancing in the Ocal