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

on West Main street, south. where
Mrs. Lynch has always lived is one
of the landmarks of this city and she. ,
her mother and Mr.. Lynch are consid- !
cred part of Gainesville. Since the
death of Haisley, only son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lynch, who was killed in action !
in the ArgOnne forest as a member |
of the famous Rainbow division, |
hearts have been made more tender |
and loving to this couple and the SYM |
pathy of their friends knew no !
bounds and everything possible has
been done in the effort to relieve in |
some degree the grear suffering and
heartache. The love of friends
meant much to them Gainesville |
San.
So
Mr. c. A. Todd, of this city, whose
engagement was announced in this
paper last week, and Miss Leone
Lembeley, of New Smyrna, will be
married Saturday at+the home of the
bride at New Smyrna, the marriage
to take place very quietly Mr.. and
Mrs. Todd will arrive in Ocala Sun
day and will make their home at the
residence of Mrs. b. T. Perdue on
Fort King avenue.
Mr.. Todd came to Ocala a couple !
of months ago to accept a position
with the Commercial bank and al
though a stranger in Ocala has al
ready made quite a number of friends
here who will cordially welcome his
bride to her new home.
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The only womaa in America who
has successfully solved the high cost
of silk stockings is Florence Walton
the dancer. She decided that So
pair was too much, Il Especially as she
frequently went through a pair in
single evening. AS a substitute she
evolved the scheme of rubbing her
ah-legs-with punice stone before
she went on to dance and she found
the public never suspected that the
silken hosiery was missing
Miss Willie 1gou!5 who has been the
charming guest of Miss Janet Nor
ris. left yesterday afternoon Miss
IgOu has been made inspector of the
Southern chapters of the Alpha Del
TIA Pi Sorority and is now on a six
weeks tour in interest of this. From
here she went to Tallahassee for a
lew days and from there she will go
ito North Carolina and thence 70
Washington. After her tour Miss
Igou will return to Gainesville for a
longer visit with Miss Morris. Miss
Igou is the daughter OF Senator Igou
OF Eustis and was graduated in the
class of 1919 from the Florida State
College for Wonlen.-Gainesvil.a
News.
Glr Herman Benjamin, of Atlanta,
former well known. Ocala citizen,
was visitor to the city during the
week. Mr. Benjamin is still a prop
erty owner in Ocala. While here ne
INST many OF MS Old friends and had
had pleasant visit with them
~
A. r. Sandin. manager Of the Ma-
ri0n and Highland citrus sub-ex-
changes. which comprise the terri
tory included n Marion. Lake, Citrus.
Sumter, Alachua and a. part Of Put
nam counties, was a guest at the
Hlllsb0r0 yesterday while in the city
on business. Mr.. Sandlin states
that the first car OF fruit from his
territory, fine Parson Brown oranges,
was shipped from Eastlake yesterday
by the Lake Weir Citrus Growers
Association.-Tampa Tribune.
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Mir .. N Smith, who has beer
spending the summer in West Virgin
ia, Virginia and the mountains OF
North Carolina, arrived home or
Tuesday. En- route home DR.. Smith
visited in Jacksonville for a few 4
days
Mrs, R. A Burford has gone 10
Troy. Ala. TO spend several weeks
visiting her sisters.
Mr. H. :. Oliver Of Oak has accept,
ed a position at McIver & MacKay's.
Mrs Oliver viii join him in this city
later.