The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-08-15

MIS- CdIOAtnG MOOTnodd OF OCdId,
one of the most popular and most
experienced matrons in Florida, SO
far as demonstrating its. resources is
concerned, was in the city. yesterday.
! Mrs. Moorhead has taken a promin-
ent part il the development of the
states citrus and vegetable displays
at the various county fairs and is
well remembered in Tampa as the
potent factor of Marion county at the
recent fair.-Tampa Tribune.
Mr.. James Leslie has gone to his
Old home in Scotland to join his wife
for a visit Of some months among
his many relatives in that country.
Mrs. Leslie went over to Scotland
just before the outbreak Of the war
and has been there ever since. not
having been able to get back until
this summer. but instead Of her com
ing home Mr. Leslie decided to join
her in Scotland
Prof w. H. CasseIs Has returned
to Ocala from Tallahassee, where for
the past six weeks he has been teach
ing in the summer school. Prof.
Cassels and family will leave in a
fortnight for their new home in PaIat-
ka, Prof CasseIs having accepted the
principalship of the Palatka high
school.
Mrs. ]. P. Moody manager Of the
/ Putnam House, Of Palatka, accom-
panied by her niece Mrs. Marie Goss,
of Lake Charles, La, arrived IN the
city recently and are guests at the
Seminole hotel Theye were en-
route to Beaumont. Tex, where Mrs.
Moody has oil interests in the Scar
Lake felds.-Times-U Union.
Mrs. C. A. Liddoa and daughter,
Mrs. Fred Antuono OF Tampa, who
have been the welcome guests of
Mrs. J. NJ Dell. daughter and sister
of the ladies, have gone to Worthing-
ton Springs for a week. They will
return here again before returning to
their home in Tampa. Sunday S
Gainesville Sun.
Capt Everard BIackshear of Citra,
was a visitor in Ocala q few days
ago. Capt. Blackshear is in the med
ical reserve corps. and has not yet
received his discharge DR. Black
shear has been stationed most of the
time since joining the army in camps
in Texas and has done some splendid
work in his department.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Thomas have
returned from Ocala. where they had
been visiting for two weeks, accom-
panied by Mr. Thomas brother, Frank
P, and Mrs Julia E Thomas. who
will remain with relatives and friends
in Clearwater for some time.-Clear-
water Sun.
DR.. Herbert Counts. formerly Of
this city. but now Of Jacksonville,
who has been in New York for sever
al weeks taking a post graduate
course. arrived in Ocafa the first Of
the week for visit to his father. Mr..
]. H. J. Counts and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Malever have
returned home from a wonderfully
enjoyable eastern trip They visited
New York, Baltimore. Washington
and other places OF interest in the
east.
Miss Frances Arnold of Newman,
Ga. returned home Monday after
noon after a very delightful visit Of
several weeks at Lake Weir, with
Mrs. George MacKay and Mrs. John
Taylor.
Mrs. Clifford Raysor and son, Cliff
ford. Jr, have returned to their home
| in Tampa, after adelightful visit of
several weeks to Mrs. Raysor's sister,
Mrs. J. NJ. Dell, at her home on East
Main street. south Sundays Gaines
Vile Sun.
Or. I. F. Bialock has gone to At
lanta where Mrs Blalock is visiting
relatives and together they will go
to New York for a trip before return,
ing home.-Niami Metropolis