The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-04-08

To keep you safe on the battle line;
Like the trusty rife in your hand,
To go with you through no mans
land.
And should you join the unseen band
My love would stand in that last
hour,
Myself incarnate to give you
] power;
For love never faileth, lad, you know,
And loved you enough to let you go.
Jeanette Everett Laws.
A Change of Reporters
Miss Hester Dewey, who has most
cleverly and gracefully filled the posi-
ton of society reporter of the Star
for the last year and half has tenn
porarily resigned her position. Her
work has been taken up by Mrs. F. E..
Wetherbee, to whom the Star hopes
its patrons will give the same kind CO.
operation they have extended to Miss
Dewey.
The surgical dressings rooms will
be open Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at p. m, at the postofice
building.
Mrs. j. G. Lurvey and little daugh-
ter, Frances, formerly of Ocala, but
now of Tampa, are visiting Mrs. Wal
ter Marsh for few days.
Mr. Christian AK and daughter,
Miss Adela AK, returned Saturday
from Atlanta, where they have been
spending the past week most pleas
antly.
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. F. Monteith, win
ter tourists from Monteith, Mich,
who have been spending the winter
with Judge and Mrs. Lester Warner,
leave for their northern home today.
Mr.. Jack Rentz of Carrabelle was
in the city a short time last week,
having come over to visit his sister,
Miss Louise Rentz; a student at the
Florida State College for Women
Tallahassee news in Times Union.
Miss Lois Dame, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. H. W. Tuck
er for several weeks past, left Satur-
day for Palatka, where she will be
the guest of her friend, Miss Stella
Browning for two weeks, after which
she will return to Ocala Off another
visit.
| M. L. Fuller, retired merchant OF
Chicopee Falls, Mass, who has beer
spending the winter in St. Petersburg
has been stopping at the Arms
House for the past week. He is very
much pleased with our little city, anc
anticipates returning here next win
ter with his family for the entire sea
Ison.
i Mrs. Fife d. Parramore, recent
graduate of the Marion County Hos
J pital, who has been living in Louis
Il vile, KY, Is again at the hospital fol
! la few days visit to Miss Mary C
Il Marshall. Miss Parramore has enlist
ed in q base unit for overseas dut!
and expects to be called about tn,
: 10th OF this month.
$50
I Miss Inez Neville entertained at {
very pretty dinner party at her hom'
in Dunnellon Friday evening. TIL,
& informality of this pleasant occasion
was very thoroughly enjoyed by tn,
| fortunate guests who were Miss My
mona Wetherbee and Louise Booze o.
4 Ocala, Miss Imogene Whitaker, Inc
Neville and Messrs. Andrew Nevill,
and C. T: Johnson of Dunnellon.
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Miss Myrta Wilson, who has beer
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. M. Wilson, left today for he
home in Atlanta. Miss Wilson, VIII,
was stenographer for one of Allan
ta's most prosperous business firms
has been very successful with he
work, having been promoted severa
times. She now has charge of tn
city Office.
Miss N. M. Hasack of Pittsburg
Pa, who has been visiting in St. Pc
tersburg since January, is now at tn
Arms House, where she expects t
remain for several weeks before re
turning to her northern home. Mis-
Hasack in company with Mr.. and Mrs
/. w. Flagg of Boston, visited Fruit
land Park Saturday, going especial,
to look after her brothers. propert;
interest there.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Wetherbee CAV
their sister, Mrs. I. w. Flagg an
party most enjoyable picnic an
boat ride down beautiful Silve
Springs run Saturday. The day wa
most thoroughly enjoyed and splen
did catch of fish made. A stop wa
made on the. lovely river bank wher
!, la bountiful repast and fish fry wa
enjoyed. This delightful trip wa