The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-24
FOR mccoy

for the benefit Of the Red Cross Be
Iieve me. when say this play is up
to date and laughabie, in fact it is
a scream Be sure to bring the chill
dren if your have any If YOU have
Mt, bring somebody else's child.
Girls, make your fellows take you to
this Red Cross benefit # he hasn't
the money, make him borrow it Ev-
I ery0ody come and let everybody tell
everybody else Remember the time.
Friday May 31st The place. the
scaoojhouse at Fort Mccoy, 9 o'clock
., m The boys turned in s14 from
their last play Let US make tais one
$40.
There will be d box party at A O.
Earpers Saturday night, May 25th
/ Proceeds to 60 to the Rel Cross,
Girls. get Up some dandy, fancy dec
! grated boxes and done forget the
+ goodies inside the Boxes Boys. bring
"a long purse and see hou nigh you
can I'D Up the boxes Not how low
you can get c1em but how nigh you
can bid them Remember the Red
/ Cross gers all the money
! Nj and Mrs. Baxter. Louise Hilton,
/ Mrs, Evans ami daughter. June. Geo
Howell ami Ethel FauLme- we're
some Of the excursionise3 to Silver
! Springs last Sunday AL report a.
/ very pleasant time
! Il looks good to u to see our Old
friend ~. VIZ Copp on the railroad
/ as engineer again. he is sure some
engine driver and tuovs how To make
good time over the rails He was at
tue cbrottle on Lass sunday excur.
sion train
Mr. Jona Stevens. cur candidate
/ for county commissioner from ehIs
district. spoke at the Fairfield ioLngs
las Friday and at Mcintosh 5atur-
day Arrived home on sunday morn,
ing re sure did look tired cut they
say lis speech was short. but i'll
meant whole lot 70 this peak oe the
woods
Sunday night. Nay 1e. the local
branch Of the Red Cross had a very
enthusiastic meeting at rhe Baptist
caurch Col Rogers OF Ocala was
/ the speaker fer the evening After
good tall from htm the regular
business Of the evening uas done
Mrs w. Wilson was elected vice
chairman; Mrs A O harper, dele
gate; Mrs ". 5 Priest. chairman oil
1r~hastug commtttee Mrs. A o.
Harper, Mrs. VI. : Priest. Mrs. Lula
1Ear-in Mrs Floyd Dudley and Mrs
W J wilson s. soliciting committee
* collect funds during rhis week 81
i've Tie nexc meeting Of the Red
, .oss aju ae AZ the Baptist church
sunday. May 20 before the preaching
service IN tae evening Every mem-I
! ber BIZ sure 10 ge 5nere AMI hrins IN.
ne. mem ear aaG c cry g0dy get toI
W0r1 anu les the res ee he county
1uo ina Eor5 Mccoy il doing her
snare of 6ed cross WORK
Mr Jones. . Representative ot tne|
Gro '-aae3ac e.-icg -o Of Jackson.
vile Is as Eort May 'ooking up
] the timer interests OF tnat company
He is stopping a. tae Lakeside Inn
lakeside Inn. which at one cimeI
was the Scarborough place, has been
lifted up SO 8 hotel and is looking
forward to the coming fail and win
ter for good business They are
booking roomers already The To-
cation right over Silver lake is what
makes the place attractive
W H. Cook left on Sunday after
noon train for Georgia points toI
stay few days Mrs Cook and the
children will probably come home
home with nim on Friday, May "a
Mrs James Carlisle and her little
daughter Ruth. Of DunneIlon, are Wis
iting at the Melln home James Car
Isle. her husband, is interested in
the hardware business in Dunnellon.
Mrs. John Stevens returned Friday,
May 18th from a two weeks visit
With relatives at Wildwood and Lake
Weir.
Mrs. James Hiuman and her daugh-
ter, Ruth and son Dick. are spending
a few weeks visit 81 her parents
home. Mr.. ami Mrs c. R. Howell.
Miss Annie Howell has arrived
home after finishing her term at
school at Waldo. She expects to en-
| ter seventh grade next fall
Saturday night there was a box
social at the home of Reuben Hogan.
A very enjoyable time was had and