The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03
Death OF . Little Girl

Death Of . Little Girl
After an illness OF only week
Mary Frances Johnson, aged eight
years, oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
J. W. Johnson. died at their home in
this city late last Friday afternoon
| The funeral OF little Mary Frances
was held Saturday morning, Rev
Smith Hardin. of the Methodist
church, conducting the services. The
body was taken to Mcintosh for bur.
ial, the little body being laid to rest
in the Allen family lot beside the
body OF her grandfather. the late w.
i, e. Allen. OF Mcintosh.
Mary Frances was
"a tloweret sent from Gods heaven
iy garden Of love
To lend it's fragrance to earth and
unfold its petals Adore"
Miss Rose Wolf EntertaIns
Last Friday night at the attractive
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wolf on Watula street, Miss
Rose Wolf entertained number OF
her young friends in a most delight
full manner
For several hours the young people
had merry. time playing rock, en-
joying the yictrola. singing and dane
ing.
During the evening an ice course
and cake was served.
Invited to Miss VOLTS party were
the following young people: Misses
Mary Lane, U1laine Barnett, Rhoda
Thomas, Lois Theus, Marie Mathews,
Helen Jones, Elizabeth Bennett, Lu.
ciIe Gissendaner. and Messrs. Fred
w1ner, James Melton. Reginald Mac
Kay. Ernest Hensley, Charles Brit.
tain, Walter Troxler, Lee Sharp
Ralph Simmons and Walter Hardin
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Judge and Mrs. Richard McCona.
thy are now at Martinsville, Ind, and
Mrs. McConathy is enjoying its bath
where, it is said, rheumatism meets
its Waterloo" IN ia private letter
Judge McConathy says: my obser-
walton during the Ten weeks spent
in California of the labor element
and the classes that. control out west
convinces me that unless the patriot
ic Americans assert. their power at
once the revolution is on. I am sure
the South does not realize the situa
ton, and that the preservation OF our
country is largely in its hands"
&sse
j Last Saturday Jim Borland gave
an all day picnic att Silver Springs
entertaining a few of mis- boy friends
j Mrs 'B0rland chaperoned the boys
and carried them out in her car early
in the morning. The boys had a very
happy day together, spending a big
portion of the day ''in swimming" A
delicious picnic lunch at noon ap-
peased their healthy young appetites
They returned home about dark Jim
guests were the following boys; Ted
Drake, Louis knight. Fred LIE Seur.
J. w Crosby. Bonnie Culverhouse,
Leonard Bennett and Chester Rob
erts.
Mrs. T. G. B. Weihe, who has been
in Norfolk, Va, for the past few
weeks visiting her son, Mr.. Fred E
Weihe and family. has returned
home. Her visit proved one of a great
deal of pleasure and happiness
While away she also enjoyed trip
to Washington and Baltimore in com
pany with her son.
Rev. Smith Hardin went down to
Tampa Wednesday to attend the
meeting Of tke Wesley Federation.
So
Mrs. Max Israelson, who has been
spending the entire summer most
happily with relatives and friends in
North Carolina, Virginia. Baltimore
and New York, arrived home last
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. IsraeIson
went to Jacksonville to meet his wife
and returned with her Sunday.
Mr.. Carol Fraser has received his
discharge from the United States
navy and returned home last Friday
and has resumed his position with the
A. C. L. railway Mr.. Fraser was in
servicee for 10 months and during
that time crossed the Atlantic is
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