The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-01-10

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wax and green been seed, garden
peas and all other seed.-Ocala Seed
Store.-1-3-tf.
Miss Annie Joe Law has returned
TO Ocala from her home in Broksyille
where she spent the Christmas and
New Year holidays.
Mrs. e. Z. Reed of We5rsdale and
Mrs. J. G. Baldauf Of Gambler were
noted among the out Of town visitors
in Ocala on Wednesday of this week
Mrs. A. A. Winer. who has had such
delightful visit for the past sin
weeks among relatives on the east
coast has returned to her home in
this city
Mr.. Clarence Camp ha, beer .rar,-
ing several DAYS in Jacksonville tbis
week attending an important meet
inc Of the phosphate operators of
the state.
Lieut. Frank Harris who has aoan
stationed at Camp Greene. Charlotte.
N. C., arrived home Yesterday after.
noon, having received his discharge
a few days ago
Mrs. ]. Y. Purvis has returned 20
her home in this city after pleas.
ant visit with relatives at Fernan-
dina She was accompanied home ~
her mother. Mrs. Heidi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Peabody of TIA,
wares, the former a former Ocalan
nave just returned to their Lake coun,
ey home from Washington, where
both were engaged in government
work during the war.
Mrs. Eugene Cox, Of Atlanta. form
erly Miss Mary Wartmann Of Citr9.
is expected to arrive in Citra in a
few days to spend the remainder OF
the winter visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Wartmann.
DR.. F. E. McClane who recently re-
ceived his discharge from the medi-
cal corps of the army, has returned to
Ocala from visit to his daughter at
st. Petersburg. DR.. Mechanics Ocala
friends hope that he will again de.
ride to locate in this city.
Mr. j. l.. Siebeking is recent new
conner to Marion county from his
former home in Illinois and he ex-
poets to cast his lot with this county
and will become one of our best
farmers. He has purchased a fine
farm near Lowell in the heart of per
maps the best trucking section in
Florida.
Col. Herbert Anderson is a patient
and persistent fighter. He has at
last secured permanent injunction
in his case against Marcus Conant
and it restraints him from further con
duct of the funeral and embalming
business next door to Colonel Ander-
sons handsome home Jacksonville
Floridian
The Ocala and Marion county
friends of Capt Edward Drake of this
city will be interested in learning
chat he has been transferred TO the
18th infantry 10Th division. and is
now stationed in the Vosges noun
tains Capt Drake does not expect
TO be sent home probably for many
months.
Miss Isabel Mays who is now prin-
cipal of the high school at Center
Hill. spent Saturday visiting Ocala
friends en- route to Center Hill from
Gainesville where she attended the
annual meeting OF the state educa-
tional association Miss Mays was
elected treasurer of this association
at the Gainesville meeting
Mr.. George H. Ford who has been
engaged in government work in the
different environments throughout the
country during the war. has been re-
lieved from this line OF work and has
returned to his homie in Jacksonville.
where he will resume his business
He spent Saturday and Sunday in
Ocala with Mrs Ford at the home of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs B. A.
Weathers Mr. Ford was in Birming
nam Christmas and was the guest
of Mrs. Edward Hitler and family. |
former well known Ocala people
Wednesday afternoon the office of
Mr. J. E. Bailey in the Gary building