The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-11-29

in the city from Emathla, visiting the
! fair and seeing friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs J. O. Myers, OF Mar
tel, spent Friday in the city seeing
the fair and shopping.
Miss Collie Clark is spending the
weakened with her parents at Lake
Weir going down on Friday after
noon,
Miss Grace Milligan. Mrs Howell
and Mr.. Frank Brislow, of Anthony,
were shopping in the city on Friday
and seeing the fair
The friends Of Mrs. Clifton Long
will be interested in learning that
her husband Ensign Clifton Long. Is
now somewhere in England.
Nj Malcolm Williams has returned
to Gainesville after a delightful few
days spent in the city seeing the
fair and his friends.
Mr. and Mrs ". w Colson have
returned to their home in Gaines
Vile, after enjoying visiting to OUT
fair and seeing their host Of friends.
Miss Ruth Irvine, who is now
spending some time with her sister
in Washington, writes to friends that
she is having a wonderful visit in the
capital oity.
Mr.. and Mrs. O NJ Cole and fam
lily spent Friday in the city visiting
the fair and seeing their friends, re-
turning to their home in Belleview
late in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs W. o. R1ssel. are en-
ioying . visit from their parents, Mr..
and Mrs s. j. Russell. OF Worthing,
ton Springs. This is the first visit
Mr. Russell, Sr.. has paid our city
since early in the los, and he is very
greatly pleased with all he has seen
and our wonderful modern ideas ana
progress.
~ vv....~ zc1o,u Nf CopIIor
one Of the prom I and substantial
citizens OF that section, died yester'
day at his home there The funeral
of Mr. Holtzclaw will be held this
afternoon at ; o'clock from his resi-
dence and interment in the Gambler
cemetery. z. c. Jordan & Co will
have charge Of the arrangements.
The host OF friends of Mrs H. f.
Watt and little daughter. Helen Watt,
will be pleased to learn of their ar.
rival in the city yesterday afternoon
from the western home where they
have been spending some time since
the embarkation of Capt Watts for
over there" For the present, Mrs.
Watts aml daughter are at the OcaIa
House
Mrs w P Chalker has received
from the war department a message
giving the sad information Of the
death of her youngest brother, killed
in action somewhere in France. on
November 9Th, almost in the very last
great battle. No further information
has as yet been received by the rela.
tives of the young man, and to Mrs.
Chalker the sympathy of the entire
community is extended.
Dr. c. W Moreman, one Of Ocala 5
prominent dentists who left his lu-
crative practice to help Uncle Sam.
is now located at Fort Oglethorpe
and expects to be returning home
! before many months. DR.. MOreman' =
4 TRENDS Will DE pleased 20 learn tnar
he or his family have no intentions
of leaving our city to reside else,
where and his Office will be opened
again Immediately upon his return
Friday was a most auspicious and
interesting day at the Womans Club
hospitality rest room at the fair
/ grounds The hostesses for the morn,
/ ing we're Mrs O. T. Green and Mrs,
/ D. S. Welsh, and in the afternoon
Mrs. w K Lane, Mrs. DeHon and
Mrs. Green, assisted by Mrs. Henry
Mrs. Welsh and Mrs Bennett extend
ed the courtesies to the host Of
visitors, numbering forty, twelve OF
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