The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-07

few days. II you have any items for
this department, please phone 103.
Mr.. and Mrs "Si' Perkins, formep
Ocalans, but now of Leesburg, motor
ed to the city for the day.
Mrs. Will Coin leaves for her home
at Eustis today after a ten-day visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Jeffords.
Miss Margaret Taylor will arrive
from New York on the 10th to spend
the Christmas holidays at home.
Mr.. Clarence Camp will return to-
morrow afternoon from New York,
where he has been for a week attend
ing to business.
Miss Florence Morris of Jackson
vile will arrive on the limited this
afternoon to be the guest of Miss
Blair Woodrow for few days.
Mrs. F. W. Brooks and daughter,
Miss Florence, motored to the city
yesterday for the day from their
home at North Lake Weir. for shop
ping and short visit to friends.
Mrs. Carl Dekle after weeks
visit in the city and at Lake Weir,
returned to her home in Palatka to-
day. She came especially to witness
the Garnett-Smith wedding of last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Anderson will
leave for Jacksonville this afternoon
for a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
Roess and family. Mr. Anderson will
return after a several days stay, but
Mrs. Anderson will remain for a week
longer.
The many friends of Miss Elizabeth
Horne regret to hear that she has
been quite i'll in Danville, Va. where
she and Miss Ethel are attending
school. As soon as Miss Elizabeth is
able, they both will return home for
the holidays.
So.
Mrs. A. Slott today received a tele-
gram announcing that her brother, D.
A. Horwitz, who is now stationed at
Camp Mcclellan, Ala, would arrive
in Ocala for visit tomorrow. Mrs.
Slout has not seen her brother for
fourteen years.
Mrs. Emily Green urges all men,
bers of the cemetery association, and
the members are. those who pay their
dues, to meet with her at her resi-
dence, Monday afternoon at O'Clock,
as there are some very important
business matters to be attended to.
Mr.. M. w. Lloyd, who with Mrs
Lloyd and their two sons are making
Ocala their home efor the winter, is
now in Richmond, Va, attending to
business matters. From there he goes
to Suffolk to pay visit to his mother,
who recently lost one of her sons in
the service in France.
Mrs. Emma Lane, who was the at
tractive guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
MacKay and family for six weeks, is
now visiting her cousin, Miss Louise
DePass in Gainesville, but after her
visit there, she will return for an
other short stay with the MacKay
family before returning to her home
in Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Newman on Ok
lawaha avenue, have as their attrac-
tive guests for some time, Mrs. Julian
Hurt and two daughters, Misses jose
phine and Julia of Oakland, Ga. Be-
fore returning to their home in Geor-
gia, they will visit Orlando and other
places.
Mrs. w. C. Meade is expecting her
son, Harold home at any date. He is
now at Camp Lee. Va, awaiting his
discharge. Harold was in France for
some time, and was sent back to this
country for training at West Point,
but upon learning the many years he
had to remain in the army for this
training, he reconsidered and asked
for his dismissal. He in all probable
ity will remain in Ocala until after
Christmas and then he will attend
school. Mr. Meade having completed
his work for aversea duty at Column
bia University, expects to leave for
France at an early date
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