The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-06-13

in Ocala on Friday He had just re-
turned from Atlanta where he and
Mrs. Wartmann were called by the
critical illness of their daughter,
Mrs. Eugene Cox. Mrs. Cox is now
greatly improved, which is most
pleasing news to her friends here and
at Citra. Mrs Wartmann remained
in Atlanta to be with her daughter for
some time longer
Mr.. and Mrs. R. e. Filcher and Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Buckley are making
a short visit at the Bay View while
on motor trip which will include ST.
Petersburg, BrooksviIIe and other
points. Mr.. Buckley is we'll known
real estate man of Fruitland Park
and Mr.. Filcher is president of the
Lake County Land Owners associa-
tion.-Tampa Tribune.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. r. l.. Marsh are
the guests of the formers parents
while the former is enjoying leave.
Lieut.. Marsh will go to Camp Gordon
in a few days for his discharge and
will then return to Ocala. Lieut..
Marsh arrived at Newport News last
week from overseas and is more than
delighted to get home again.
Miss Sue Moore is home again to
the delight of her many friends. Miss
Moore during the session of the leg
islature was one of the official steno-
graphers and was considered one of
the very best at the legislature and
on account of her efficiency was chos-
en- to do good deal of special and
particular work during the session.
Mr.. Frank Carlisle, who arrived in
New York on the 22nd of May from
France and who has been in the hos.
pital for a couple of weeks, has suf-
fciently recovered to be sent to
Camp Jackson at Columbia, and will
there receive his discharge and is
expected home shortly
Judge w NJ. Gober and family
moved today into their new home n
Dixfeland, Judge Gober having pur,
chased the Fixter residence which is
located on the drive leading down. to
Cleveland beach from Florida ave-
nue.-Lakeland Telegram
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Miss Ethel Horne arrived home
Monday afternoon from Danville,
Va, where she has been attending
college Her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Horne, will visit friends in Virginia
three or four weeks before coming
home
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Walters leave on
Sunday for Mnotezuma. Ga, TO visit
relatives for month or six weeks
Their son, Mr.. Howard Walters, will
accompany them to Montezuma and
will be gone for fortnight.
Mrs. G. E. Ahern AMI two little
sons, of Starke, are the guests Of
Mrs. Ahern's father, Mr. G. T. Liddon,
and her sister, Mrs G.. C. Sheppard
for a short visit en- route home from
a visit in Tampa.
Capt. r. D, Brown, after a weeks
visit home with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Jake Brown, left yesterday for
New York to spend few days and
from there will return to Camp Hum
phrey, Va. where he is stationed
Messrs. w. NJ. Palmer, J. H. Spen,
Ger and Edward Tucker will leave
on June 23rd for visit to New York
City. They will be absent Off sew
eral weeks. They expect to go north
on the Lenape of the Clyde line.
Mrs. Lester~W Warner and daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Warner, left on Fri
day for points in Michigan to spend
the summer with Mrs. Warmers mar
ried daughters.
Mr.. Charles Cullen, Jr., arrived
home Friday afternoon for the sum
mer from Sewannee, Tenn, where he
is student at the University of the
South.
Lieut.. e. P. Anderson left on Tues
day for Jacksonville to attend the