The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-09

I GaugnLef-lT-iaW, MIS- j. u JACKSON
Jr. and for the present she is at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Dick
Stroud.
The score of friends of Lieut.. Nor
/ ton p Davis will be delighted to learn
| that he recently finished course at a
training school at Camp Hancock,
with as high grade as any one
made Lieut. Davis entered the ser
vice September one year ago as a
J private, but his marked capacity, apt
itude and skill as a soldier immedi-
atelybrought him promotions. In all
probability he will be at Camp Han
cock for month or more, as this
camp has been selected as demobili-
| cation camp and Lieut. Davis chosen
as one of the reserve officers.
At the Temple this evening, Edith
Storey will appear in "The Silent
Woman" Metro picture. Miss Stor-
ey is one of Ocala's favorites, and
this evening will be the first time in
some months that she has been seen
on the Temple screen. There will also
be Drew comedy. Tomorrow, that
| winsome woman, Mae Marsh, will be |
seen in Money Mad" Goldwyn
special.
Mrs. G.. w. Cleveland returned
home this morning from a visit of a
| week with her SON, Mr.. Wilbur Cleve-
land in Jacksonville, and while there
attended the great state fair. Mr..
| Wilbur Cleveland, who is one of the
efficient deputies in the u. S. district
| marshal's Office, is now located in
Jacksonville and is getting on well
| with the work.
Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Markham and
| two little daughters of Randolph, VT,
have taken apartments at Mrs. Mer-
relPs on Adams street. If they are
pleased with Ocala they will remain
for the winter and the two children
will attend school here. We certain
ly hope to keep this good family
with US, not only for the winter, but
as permanent residents.
| Mrs. Ditto, mother of Mr.. Frank
Ditto of this city, came this morning
from Jacksonville to pay visit to
her son and daughter-in-law Mrs.
Ditto made her home in Ocala for a
great many years and has many
friends here.
i Mr.. w. A. Coin accompanied by
Mrs. Common Smoak. motored to the
city Saturday afternoon from Eustis,
coming especially for Mrs. Coin, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. ".
/ C. Jeffords for ten days. They all
/ returned to Eustis yesterday.
4 Mrs. Sylvan McElroy and hand
some son of Orlando, arrived in the.
city yesterday for several, weeks
visit to Mrs. McElroy's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Dozier.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Gamsby will
arrive next week from Chattanooga,
Tenn, to spend the winter in Ocala
and will Immediately go to house
keeping in their own home.
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/ Mrs. H. T. Newman and daughter
of Barlow arrived in the city last
4 week for several weeks visit to
Mrs. Newman's mother, Mrs. M. A.
Williams.
4 Lieut.. Chas. H. Lloyd, who was ex-
petced home from Camp Gordon Sun
] day, will not be here until next Sun
day, but he will probably be able to
REMAIN over Christmas.
| Mrs. J. A. Mellon, No. 214 Hyde
Park Place, received cable from her
son, Capt. Albert E.. Mellon, yester-
day, stating that he was sailing for
home with his battery, and Merry
Christmas" The cable was sent Nov.
a. from Is-Sur-Tille, France, where
Captain Melons anti-aircraft bat
terry has been stationed for the last
six months. His mother is hoping
that he will reach Tampa in time to
celebrate Christmas at home. Cap
tain Mellon has been overseas for a
year, and has been in active service
at the front.-Tampa Tribune.
Mrs. Mellon and son were once
residents of Ocala, and the many
friends they formed while here are
delighted to hear that Captain Mellon
will soon return safely home.
Mr.. Morris, son and two daughters,
prominent family from Blooming
burg, Ohio, will spend the winter
here, and are pleasantly located at
the residence of Mrs. H. C. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Johnson are
new arrivals in Ocala and have part
of Mrs. Mary Gillen's home Mr..
johnson is a painter and expects to
make his home with US.
Miss Helen Grown, who has been
spending some time in Asheville and