The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-28
SHADY

Shady. June 21.--Mrs. Harry Yea
ley and little daughter May of Lowell,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Hol-
land last week.
Mrs. George Sellers is enjoying a
visit from her little sister Of Gaines
vile.
Mr.. Ell. wv. Douglas after months
visit with relatives in Weirsdale and
Winter Haven, returned TO his home
in Shady last week.
Mrs. j. I'd. Cunningham and two lit
tie girls of Winter Haven are visit
ing relatives here.
Mr.. and Ms John Trash and fam
lily and party of friends spent the
day at Lake Weir Sunday.
Mr.. Sherman Holland spent the
weekend in Lowell last week. Mr..
Holland has been alaid OFF, from work
for three weeks with a bad tooth. He
had an abscess in it and suffered ter
ribly with it. We are glad to hear he
Is better and ION the job" again.
Mrs. j. p. Phillips, Dexter Phillips
and Miss Katie Mae Eagleton were
pleasant Sunday afternoon visitors
here.
Mrs. B. j. Johnson and children of
BeIleview visited her parents here
Sunday.
Mr.. j. r. Adams of Cater was
calling ON friends in Shady Sunday.
Little Misses Vivian and Martha
Douglas visited relatives in Ocala
last week.
Mr.. John Gaskin visited few days
in Oxford last week. Johns friends
are glad to know he is better after a
few days illness.
Rev. r. Strickland received a tele-
gram Sunday morning from his
brother near tSarke, who, we are
told, was seriously sick. He left as
soon as possible. Quite large crowd
was out to the church and when told
of Rev. Strickland's trouble and that
he could not preach for us that day
expressed sincere sympathy for him
and all hope that his brother will re-
cover.
Mr.. Barrett, the county demonstra-
tor, made one of his pleasant visits In
our community Monday.
Mrs. Will Little of Marco Island, Ii
here on an extended visit to hel
daughter, Mrs. +. G. Barnes and fam
lily.
Mr.. j. T. e. Gaskin, Shady's veter
an farmer, is kept busy just nov
Ithrashing peas and beans for III
lneighbors.
The tomato crop here is fairly COCO
and shipping continues. We jus
love Irish potatoes, tho, and ar,
keeping the biggest part of that crol
Vivian and Martha Douglas enter
tanned at a happy little party compli
mentary to their cousins, Misses Car
rie and Ruth Cunningham of White
Haven. Under a large live oak tire,
rustic seats and swings were arrang
ed and many games were played til
the sun began to get low in the west
when ice cream, cake and candle
were served the merry little crowd
Soon they bid each other good-bye
wishing they could have party eve
Try day. Enjoying this occasion wer
Carrie and Ruth Cunningham, LoIit;
| Schlater, Marion. Louise and Der
Bull, Be nand Douglas Bull, Vivian
land Martha and Masters Edible Hugh
Arthur, Leslie, Barnett and Mortol
Douglas.
| Rev. Smith Hardin Of Ocala vii
preach at the Baptist church Sunda,
afternoon at o'clock. All are cor
ldially invited.
Shady, June 27.-Quite a crow
4 from here attended the dance a
II BellevieW Friday night.
i Mr.. George r. Leak was the din
H ner guest Sunday of Mr.. Sherrna
i Holland and family.
i Mr.. Eugene Hutchinson of Gate
Twas a caller here Sunday.
j Mrs. Frances Cunningham and tw
h daughters, Carrie and Ruth, of Win
d ter Haven. are visiting Mr.. and Mr..
i A. r. Douglas and family this weel
4 Mr.. Emory Kinard and sister, Mis-
Il Cora of Oxford spent Sunday after
moon with the Misses Perkins.
Il Misses Bertha and Ida Perkin
land Cora Kinard motored to SiIve
| Springs Sunday evening.
i Miss Naomi Holland was the CUES
/ of Miss Bertha Perkins Saturda
might.