The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-09-28

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9 M- Harriss' hospitality, and
u - - his home where victrola
80 80 enjoyed. The tired but
nus .rou ID reached Ocala about 8
E nappy Trose in the party were the
? eoIIow;ro Mary Bryce Lyndal Math-
ere Mand L. Little, Irene Henderly,
T.si..a~ Wright, Leonora Colby,
phada Tb omas, Ullainee Barnett,
!. r1o;se Roulier. Mary Lane, Ida Gray,
!. Earl Rruca, Walter and Harvey Har-
Din Pardosph Mathews, George Ak
an Palnh Simmons and Marshall
5 Bouvier.
A Correction
Il Mention WAS made in Fridays Star
). az the cha irmen of the woman's Lib
Isrtv loan committee. The chairman
renresent;rlg the Methodist church
} shopld ha1e been Mrs. Harry Hol-
comb not Mrs. Harry Borland. Mrs.
Holcomh i one of the most enthus-
i cite and bard working chairmen and
observes 4 ne credit for the many
lhonrs each day she cheerfully gives
ito this all importane WORK.
/ Mr.. Dun can y. Ansley. VINO mas
lbeen statid med with the U. s. naval
reserves 81 Key West, is spending a
faw DAVIS i'm Tampa and is being
warmlv ., |eeted by his friends here.
M. AnsIe] was one out of fourteen
mon who passed successfully the ex-
aminat;on for the position of assist
ant naure ster recently, and expects
- laavoe bmorrow for New York,
WHARF ha will enter the Pelham Bay
tra;r;ng : ehool, preparatory to re-
ca;v;ra i; commission. Mr.. Ansley
,,,as e.. erly connected with the
AnsIa,- mber Co., of this city, and
ha. L. BE number of friends here
,,,ho vv;I1 wish him every success in
h;s LIE. " career-Tampa Times.
M. sley is brother of Mrs.
49, 1wett, formerly of this city.
Mr.. and Wis. .iomaiu i1ieSnliiss al1
arr;ved :. the home of Mrs. Hitch
inp,s mare nts, Capt. and Mrs. S. r.
lPvles m ursday night. The little
fellow has been given the name of his
father. = Howard Hitchings, and is
receiving warm welcome into the
family cihcle. Mrs. Hitchins is a
general faIvorite with large circle of
friends hdre and elsewhere, who are
: Offering Id her and her husband the
warmest congratulations.
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Mr.. and Mrs. u. II. Mexican and
!. daughter, Marie. arrived in the city
!. last night, coming from Atlanta, in
! their car. Mr.. Mexican went to At
!, lanta last week and was Joined there
.Iby Mrs. Mexican and daughter, who
had been spending the summer at
!. Monteagle, Tenn, and Macon, Ga.
They were the over night guests of
Judge and Mrs. William Bullock and
: left early this morning for their home
in Tampa
Miss Nan Brooks of Ocala arrived
lin the city last evening and will be
the guest of Mrs. Glen Leland, Mrs.
Ray Holmes and Mrs. Ruth Deal,
: spending several days with each. She
9 i sa former schoolmate of these ladies
: and they expect to enjoy the reunion.
> st. Petersburg Times.
Miss Pauline Stearns, one of the
brightest pupils at the Industrial
school, will leave next week for two
months visit to friends in Pennsyl-
wanna. She has made many friends in
the city, who join the Star in wishing.
lher a pleasant vacation.
Miss Mary Piatt is in Ocala today
from North Lake Weir, and with Mr..
d. w. Davis and Miss Meme Davis
Twill return to their city residence
next tuesday for the winter.
Miss Pearl Fausett will be the SOLO
list at the Episcopal church tomorrow
morning and Miss Music Bullock will
be the soloist at the evening service.
Miss Fsnnie Belle Nelson, a bright
and charming young lady from Ok
ford, has taken a position in Mr.. A.
E. Gerig's news store.
The lite son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin of Anthony is quite sick at the
hospital. HMzRarents are staying in
the ctr lear their child