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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25
Big Wells Come in
Close TO Leases of
FL Paso-B urkburnett

H0ltfrH ~ stock il the M pusu.
hurhhurnett on company. with irnso
holdings in the nurkhuruett pool
nfcn. have reason 10 feel cheerful Ht
tcwH received from the field today
Three thuuHand-harrcl wells have
been brought boz iu CLOSE proximity
a. their hnidinrs within the past for
weight huurs. . D. Elder. Alhu-
puerqur representative ~ the El Pa
acknowledgment company, TODAY gee
coivrd the following telegram from
o. vi ltHn office.
j. y Elder. Albuquerque. a M
President Crockett wires Hs follow
from kurkhurutft "nurk- Wtrrunof
brought in saturday. block eighty
-four, flowing three thousand barrels
loldou cycle. block scycnty-nyo
humhl" 80 . on block nny-clEht
90 brought boo "Wednesday. both
flowing In excess uf three thousand
barrels Visited nIi three Of them.
NV Oh flowing These wells hy fIr
thc largest in field yet discovered
LEASES in vicinity uur land. BLOCK
ftftf-flNe going HH hirh lH twenty
Thousand dollars per acre and Humr
haAc been taken OFT the market
NJ luHu- Hurkhurueft NIi co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25
COMMITTEE NAMED TO
REPRESENT STATE At.
LAND MEET JULY Is.
sioclmen Of me West win Nee,
at Salt Lake City to Devise Plan
for Future Disposition Of An
Public Lands.

Ray Morley. Joe Evans Ciark ~
Carr. T. r. Mitchell and W : ucps-
well have heen a%ppointcd nH the com-
mii,se 20 represent tho New Mexico
Cattle and Horse Growers associn-
tion "a tho meeting o. be held No salt
Lake Cio. Iuly 20. Of the stock inter-
esis OF the West to devise q plan fur
the future disposition and control Of
the remaining public hands. u ~ quite
possible that v. Culhcrnon. president
Of the state association. who made
tho appointments viii also accom-
pany tho committee - the %conciavc.
Representative stockmcn from all
states within whose boundaries u To-
catcd any public land Siii attend the
meet and 10 In planned o. FORM u def
mite program for the future u this
Ian and submit n 10 congress Tor
consideration The meeting Will prob
ably Last Tor several Gays
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25
ORLANDO LEAVES ROME:
HOPE STILL uTN ANS

Paris THURSDAY April 70 tHavarl
Premier Orlando Of Italy left Paris
Tor Rome a. s.sa o'ciock tonight. ac-
companied ~ Salvador naralai. Zen
erai Dian and w. other members Of
the ltaiian mission ffc was given
On ovntion VI the station W q crowd
a distinctly riore hopeful and less
lrrgconcliiabie feeling prevailed NJ
Italian headquarters today No long
90 was there tulk % a breach with the
peace conference. but instead. n was
ruldi
IAN may he frtiied within q fort
irht Premier Orlando hnr gone TO
kome 10 consult parliament There
after w shall see
Peace conference circles were In
cliued ~ believe today tina an AMIGA
hic solution 81 tho Italian Incident
was ln the making
For one thinr Italy has shown her
desire 20 maintain good relations with
the allies by thu fact that the Italian
d~cierntea remninlur Tn raris will con.
finue 10 ~roltuhurato IN the work %
D intcr-aliicd commission not per
taiuinr 10 the actual work Of the
peace conference
n j. thought poaribic hat Premier
orlando may cell Tho italian pHrlia-
fncnt together at an earlier date than
May q. hs prcylnsaiy fixed aud that
h. may be back la Paris Tor the oucn
inE 81 the negotiations 81 Versailles
Nhlch viii not begin before ihr first
ur second ~ MAY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

Control will take utcr produriur N.Iia
uf other companies Operate u'm
for thc companies on re- royalty tHs
This in the oplulou of the trustee.
w1li Do Tho Hil,aiiou 81 tho small Dr
medium %produccra, tho owners OF
which see uuahlc o. bear thr e.p,naa
OF dtiiy Fvuppinr OF thr wells. fni.
luw n rglHrf drilling Hud lH pro-.
u,uon \ which H considerably rr.
tarded fu' tho iHti OF Standardization
- prrnulr condition DId "
Nctir. tkiHu in thr Uufhhututtf
uoiu whitn hns tended g. Hrt Homr-
what Ha "a dnWppr uruu Increased fr.
telopmrut That. fortunately. will Hr
rUliKcd hf fufh n mefrtr aH tHHI
brought uhpuf iu D. Ts.lr Control
conn urF. MauN comrHnira of sufII
capital IIf. Boon organized tHU |.#i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25
Big Merger Expected
to Stabilize Things
in Burkburnett Field

~ paso. re ". Nuni st-Uniauc
In Texas OF history, what operators
declare viii moan the atahitlAation OF
conditions IN tTc Bufkbufnett field. b.
tho gigantic merger OF 0il Interests,
which in part comprao the Nottir-
Hurkhururtt field. Mhoicneii No. I
and Whoicneid No. g. and 1000 pro.
duvcrn within tho million dollar cif.
cite" Of burkburnctt tho outer cdre
OF witch is three miles from Electro.
according tu word received in 10 Peso
Thuuiay from Wichltn Failn aud
which wis confirmed here hv " 4
Ncitic. onc Of ne trustees ~ tho new
corporation. known ua Tho Ternn con.
trul Consolidated Ol cummnY
g. a. COS. another trustee OF the ok
mereor h. herr 90 present rnd will ho
lcin.d within tho uost Few DAYS hi
trustee g. n trownll, who hnF re.
rirWed uH ~usslH.ant cashier OF the
Amrrirnu National hrnk of Wichita
fulls The throo will confer on the
immediate operation ~ the company
pius't- ~ 00o Properly.
IN total added To- tho nhoNr men
Consolidated on company. dirurIs
property worth more Than f2.ooo. oso
NWuur tNf other rrunurtlUH calling
Within Tho Hrpuu ~ fho company ara
ilut drn-iiutke hoidinsH, adjoining tho
tig AdHms we'll. whhh pftiucoH ape
ufuairtHfrlF 1000 barrels dTllF. tho
NDtflr .'rnwcn iesss. ~ lcrt from tlr
Mnrnr veil which has returned 1900
unfVHnf o. ~ HtOrkhuidrrH an 80
aero icnso vith well now dHilng.
auutheurt of hurkbunrr tuwnalt".
nuntrItt ~ uurchuae lc1fe in the
purk shallow uold. g,n0O acres
IN nnnnrilN county, ftQn nIfrH nrHr
1ucumcnri, y ~. and 20 acres iu
faHfluud county.
VIII THke oser More Meii~.
la uic imfucdlatc futurr The Trklr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25
Baker Boiler
Being Shown Here

Dr. ~ O. Bskor. inventor mud pr,-
mutcr Of tho Bukcr steam Motor Cnr
and Manufacturing Co.. Of Pueblo
colo. arrived in Albuquerque laat
night from Suuta De-. Or. baker 10
on quito on oNteuded trip explaining
% interested parties tho pntrutnI
Baker hnilor aud other working purts
~ the Baker steam ear Hr wun n
iaH NcrtiH MoudaN md TUESDAY.
santa fo "Wednesday and THURSDAY.
Hnd VII hU iu Albuquerque f'udUs
and Saturday OF lis south Tourtn
ftrot
~ will hc we'll worth the time 0f
Nlhupuoruu' people 10 yet acquainted
with DR. Baker ana learn nmt hundod
from Tho inventor The many features
Of his product.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25
GOLDEN RULE DRY GOODS COMPANY


Producing companies that have
impi, capitol coon he z~tfeFunri.d hN
H.H infifuUou OF STANDARD ruuir
mrut Bt M -surnsu cot a. uuH fnf onrn
we'll bUtfuuHlf fhIH is imuasnhiH
foo ttr undrrrtrrunEri company. lH
nuI equipment
NnNimunt. Not Minimum.
HfHh bel thr situation boz furkhur-
rUfl tu is. o. condition which sail hr
I.It.UUf Pos rHth u lr.s combination
nI capital ta the TsNfs control This
uwr purroHtH tn HtluIrr ruuttol
uI u number of thuHr producers aui
hr installation nf standard equipment
Hr Ihlr t1U companies "a paw fUHe'.
mum .fths than minimum div douds
AGENTS of TsNnH control SIRE m thr
.ln fultN acquiring producing prop
critics
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

tolr W uurhturneft trd WIrhit
D1unit. .nn.a ol which tl,. secured
pro- Iu.iinu rut uhI,h have uu or
c.at,i no tHr.r ui noe ,trnine u.
UIflff IrruuHf uf financial limitation.
standard tauiuuicnt
"iu tho ursf instance tHt uufknuI
uru wells Hfr 900 uut down w.iH
nuftrN DRILLS Nnfr production Is af.
,.rsI tI. WtAImuu r.tlrn fu co.
company TIU uuIN UU secured Ut
r-fHuftHiifiuH thr equipment o. 1900
bel NOT dome. l iillf IhhInr ,RpIr
uf almost 500 dow BIZ urrfH r
lu tlr DnHs uI H UnuU.uN NhIth IH
occurring loH. than 900 barrels uI uIi
I.IIr. fHr .UlIUr charge s.fH Hr.t
DO. ufu thr FruH. returns ari ,trr.
lessons fIt IINiI.HiH plld tu stock.
Hni'rH "r eliminates Che dividend.
tuurHr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

Santa ~. \. n. Aprn ss.-Iohn
iohnIsn q Gallup. 1onvicir1 o. send.
ipr an obsccne letter thfoueh the
Nialls ~ . yunnr woman Do Anuuuer-
t1f. unN sentences 90 ~ months M
b p1nltrntlafF a. Fort ffnscnwufth
~ FUIrrnl iu1Er Colin >ehieu. Ed-
fNdu rtniftuiiafy fnf cnihct1llnE ga
80 from tho port uffifr funds 81
Witch ahe had charge while puuimla.
rctN W. ~ tnlkinn rauchman OF
Wrrd. n. ~. recently convicted of
violating the ~crrionhFc act hy talking
nraIr1i fhc drafI. has ~rciluoned Tor
n new trial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25
Mortuary

hurrul W Wilson. twenty four
years Old. died re- hIa homo nn i,as,
Central venue HI . O'Clock this morn
ana following % brief ilinoaa with
pneumonia His ulrruts. Nr and
Mra r. 81 Wilson. of Putrur. pklt
rnd one brother, wonr with his WHOM
uenth camo The hodv viii Doe tlLo,
bark 10 rrurue this evening Tor Luri.l
q, r. French is iu change.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

Thought up hcford Police Iuiat &c
tinIlah MHNmnIfIilr 90 Tue rh1rHe 81
ul~eericrif eondutt. Zach una Eitoii
q nue Of faS aud cost. Thcy wrtu
nffcftcd early thla morning IN q room.
ting house.
feej . ftcyn. road superintendent,
md Attorney Oecrrr =. ftowhert Wrrc
IN rautn ~ yesterday attending 10
business unuiu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

U0nNll. T~THuTE1nYI AUflI II
rNrrho-Nlovaka have attacked tho
cry az WnItEen. twenty miles north
- % NudnuFHt. which 81 expected
o. Ian Nuon. French troops ~ said
~ BE- hiding the Hurrnnlans IN their
N1fancc Ia eHatrru Hunrarr. accord.
lur 20 adticcn rrcuvtd hero from
Nicnna.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25
hdly Enrased Oosr
Loss of Fiume


"Nir. Wilson's name amour the al,
lice ~ me that @. the rich uncle and
they have accepted his manners out
" respect for his means"
The Express announces hat Prem
Ter Orlando has gone home and We
commend his example 10 Mr. VII
SON..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25
NOT 4 nRENK HrT
4 ~ 'SpIrNgIDN. NItN

Parts Nnt 10 rupture. huf u rus
pension Of itai'H collaboration iu the
peace conference That b. how che alt.
uaiiou wa defined lu conference clr-
cics tnuirht Thursday.
While The American DELEGATES ~.
pressed regret over the temporary
break with tho itnlinns. fhsy appur-
entity Wrre confident tu1iy TINT some
fetficmcht would De- effort ted When
Premier orlando confer with thr
italian parliament.
fhs general opinion in American
circles b. hat The matiur uf irtfs
VIII b. sumcwhat DELAYED hy the iful-
IA inffdent
There 81 no hint. however thu,
President Wilson will yield bee thel
slightest concerning fIumr ant In lbs
opinion ~ the AWcrlrana rn HrrHr.
cnt ran only be- reached hy o. rhluro
To- the Italian attitude.
Tho Italian Delegation. fcoiiur that
~ representative character hnH hrrn
cal,rd In question in certain aulr.
tsrs. considers ~ iu duty 40 refer 60
ne Italian parliament. but b. D. be-
lievcd 90 be- probable that Premier
Orlando viii be back iu time Tor
opening Of the -ucrountluuH with the
Herman plenipotcntinrieH ut Versatile
which Will not occur before Ainy .
or May q
tnfti the italian prime minister
return the Italian delegates will mot
uttcnd the HrHaiunH 90 either the cou-
Terence or itH commissions but iu
order 90 show hat ltily dcrIrcs Co
maintain good relations with the ul-
lleH the Italians viii continue Co. col.
Elaborate on the inter-ullled cnmmis
rious not depending upon the cunfcr-
rrro. such uH the economic ruuHpIl
Che nrmisucc commission. amt the
commissions uu supply, pee ttiol
and raw materials
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01
Major Llewellyn Will
Address Y'1uncheon
In Honor of Roosevelt

Major W. a. a. Llewoll,n OF Las
Cruces "a member OF tho state loms.
nturo, and personal friend 81 Theo-
dorc Roosevelt former president VIII
be- tho chief speaker NJ tho fellowship
luncheon to be hold az he iouuE
Mems Christian association on fchru-
nry .. the day set aside for citizens "a
honor Colonel Roosevelt
A mass meeting Will be- held nc 2 80
o'clock in the afternoon ~ a., high
school auditorium az which Dr. \ y.
Wedge viii be- he principal speaker.
After the mnE meeting. az the =. N.
e. 4. building homage Will again boz
paid 90 the former president Major
tlcwsilsn was With tho Colonel boz The
FpuuiHh-AmorCan No other
man in the state iH more capable of
describing Theodore Roosevelt than
Major Ilowollyn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

For closed cai. can sAl Malon'
Taxi. stand At Grimahaw'A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED Experienced kitchen
woman or man Apply at Murphy
gH%nntorlum.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-08-29

of interest to the friends of the
bridegroom In this city will he the
pews Of the marriage OF Miss Nav
Petteys Of Mcintosh to Mr.. " WA
lace waters. which was solemnized
"wednesday afternoon &C the home Of
the brides parents. Mr. and mrs
Hugh Petteys. Rev. o. T. Moncrief
Of Micanopy performed the impress.
I've cerem0ny
Mr. Waters Is the son OF Mr. ann
Mrs. ". t. Waters of this city a,n
his host 81 friends are extending
warm CONGRATULATIONS. He has lust
recently returned from overseas. hav
ing been With the American army OF
Occupation at Coblenz for. seyera
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waters will reside 81
Hickman, Fla.-GainesviIIe News
Mrs. Waters as Miss Petteys was
one of McIntoshs most popular young
ladies and her Marion county friends
will learn with great deal of iu-
terest OF her recent marriage.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Beck Of Fort
Lauderdale are the guests Of Mrs.
Beck's brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. S. T. Sistrunk, for a few
days. They are en- route home from
a visit in Boston and New York. In
the former city they attended the an
nual convention of the Rexall deal
ers of the United States, and in New
York they visited Mrs. Beck's niece,
Mrs. A. L. Acker
Miss Lurline Bridges expects to
leave shortly for Jefferson City,
Tenn, to accept a position as teacher
in the Carson and Newman college
for Baptists.-Baktow Courier-Inform-
ant.
Mr.. W. S. Lang, who is well known
in this city, as an automobile sales
man, has purchased the Mank theater
at Miami, and will hereafter reside
in that city.
Mrs. Lester Lucas has returned
home from months visit with
friends in New York City and with
relatives in jacksonville
e
Mrs. H. I. Marshall of OcaIa arrived
Thursday to visit her son, Marry
Marshall, and family, on Broadway
Barlow Courier Informant.
Mrs. Walker Hood entertained the
Methodist sewing society very pleas
antly on Monday. afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Henderson and
baby are home from a fortnight's
stay at Daytona beach.
Mr.. B. Goldman is in New York
City on his serni-annuaI purchasing
trip.
Master Hardy Groom, who has
been spending the summer at a boys
camp in the mountains Of North Car.
DINA, has returned home.
Miss Beulah Whitney has as her
guest at her home on St Johns ave
nue., Miss Lois Livingston, of Ocala
Miss Livingston has been visiting
Mrs. Beatty Inglis at Atlantic Beach
Times Union.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-08-29

Miss Elizabeth Bennett, who has
been spending the summer with
friends and relatives in Arlington
Ca, and Troy, Montgomery and An
daIusia, Ala, returned home last Fri
day afternoon.
MFs Sarah B. Weaver OF Miami
is in the city for b few days visit to
relatives here en- route home from A
delightful two mdnths' visit in Ashe-
vile, N. G.
Mrs George Williams and daugh-
ter, Miss Orrie Williams, left Satur'
day for the beach to spend a few
weeks.
Miss Bobbie Baldwin OF Mcintosh
has been visiting friends in Gaines
Vile and Alachua for the past two
weeks.
Misses Olive and Mary vann Dial.
of Madison, have been the attractive
guests of their cousin, Miss Olive
Whaley, for the past ten days.
Mrs. Anna Holder aspects to leave
next week for Asheville, n. c., where
she win spend few weeks at the
Grove Park Inn.
George H. Ford of Jacksonville is
here for week Mr.. Ford is a well
known auditor and is frequently in
Miami on business.-Mlami Metropo'
lis.
Mrs. Clara Moore Pyles has accept
ed a position ais secretary to the
clerk of the supreme court, effective
October first.-MonticeIIo News.
!
Mrs. Herbert Crook of Palatka is
spending a few days with her moth
err and sister, Mrs. Frost and Miss
Lillian. Frost
The friends Of Mrs. J. P. Galloway
regret exceedingly to know of hel
continued illness.
Mr. Joe Borden returned home
Monday from a pleasant fortnight's
vacation spent with friends in the
north.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-08-29
oade City Woman Endorsed for
Federation President

Al the regular meeting of the Dade
City Womans club Monday, resoIu
tions were offered urging Mrs. 7. A
Hendley to allow her name to be
presented al the coming convention
in November at St. Petersburg as a
candidate for president of the F'lor-
ida Federation Of WOmen's clubs
Mrs Hendleys restoration to health
her executive ability and her excel
lent record as an interchangeable club
worker induced this resolution.
Mrs. Hendley established her
place among prominent club women
during her initial term as q state
chairman As chairman of civics
Florida had according to the gener
al chairman Of civics, the best repors
in the National Federation AS WIGS
president at large she is in direct
line for the work of state president
The endorsement came as a surprise
10 Mrs Hendley and the club is
awaiting her decision. - Tampa
Times
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Harriss have
returned home from a motor trip 90
Tampa.
Mrs. B. H. Seymour is visiting her
sister, Mrs. T. c. Wiley, in Jackson
vile.
Miss Wen0na Wetherbee has r.
turned home from delightful visit
at Sparta, Atlanta, Macon and Jack
sonville. Her friends viii DO glad 20
learn that she has decided to again
teach in OcaIA this winter instead OF
going to Jacksonville. as she had
planned.
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NOTICE

Monday, September 1st being La
Dor Day, a tegal holiday. the follow
ing banks will be closed:
Commercial Bank,
Ocala Natisnsi Bank.
Muarse & Chambliss National Bank.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-08-29

Mrs. ". 4: Dodge IS the guest OF
her daughter Mrs. J H Workman,
at her home, 1t37 Ninth street, and
will probably spend the winter here.
Mrs. Dodge has Just completed visits
with sons in Philadelphia. North Car,
Dina ana Jacksonville Miami Me
tropolis
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-08-29

Mr.. Bernard Koonce, U, S. n, left
Wednesday Afternoon for Charleston,
IS. c., where ne has been stationed
ever since entering the navy He e8-
poets to receive his discharge next
week, but will remain in Charleston.
having accepted 3 government posi-
ton il that city.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-08-29

iovabIA vfnit with scboo, friends in
| Mississinr,i and Alabama saA win
leave next week for AsbaviI1a 70 ioin
her mother for short visit and will
ter the Cincinnati Conservatory tol
continue her musical studies for the
winter.
mrs rae,fa sbAnhar5 and her
CON mastar Harrf~ Powers wfIr leave
novt rrida,, af+ar,oor 4or +bAir homo
IN cbioago 4f+a~ ~ aniovahIa visit
=. al, ~ oso.t,o-,,,- :,
rents. Mr.. and Ms. Frank Harris
Master Harris has been in OcaIa ali
summer and Mrs. shepherd Joined
hir4 here ina hrst Of August
IS
Mr.. : Mover, ana children.
who have been IN OcaIa for the past
few weeks VISITING Mrs Movers
,,o+ha~ ,rr. 1a5oov. and har rie+ars
Mrs Green and Mrs. Eagleton. left
yesterday AFTERNOON for st. Peters
burg. where they expect to make
their future home
-
Mrs " = dodge i, the g4test oil
bar darohrar Mrs. Il Workman
- ~, Nv, +t2- nr;r+h .troat and
will prohabIv gDAnd tha winter here
Mrs Dodpa has 4nst oomntatad visftA
with sons in Phiiadelnhfa North Car.
o,ina and racLznavirIa -Miarni Ne.
tronoIfs
***e
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niiu 01l77'' "aF7 sou7 ~ '@ohSon-
Ville foc . VISIT 0erore returning
nome
III T. u A4lila"sr FeC0Eheu nome
Wis A4i"0ueA eA"'A'eS @t ratOon' :
a. MIS- AinUnE anu Nttie 0ausnter'
DNt 0"A0' S'0ppeu 0n a. AUGUSTA 3d.
"elore returning nome !
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the nome OF MRS o. I. Green en-
route from VISIT Win relatives IN
MIS- "iiil@naS anu uaushter' MISS
rult" Williams returned nOrAe laSt
rriuaS al'ernoOn lrom . VISIT Oh
Some tune "l'n relatives In Kansas
MISSES I"seUA" anu Anhie oenCon
oiier nave returned nome from
'isi' VI sewers weeks In tne noun
Jams =, Not'n Narolina. MISS huse
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-08-29

ocaIa trends of Messrs. DON anu
Clifford peabody. formerly OF TINS
city. will regret to learn of the death
OF their mother, which occurred IN nj
ami last week at the home OF aer
son. Mr.. Don Peabody.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-08-29

Mrs. Paul Simmons ana sielie
daughter, Mary have gone y Asn7
vile. \ c.. to spend a few weeks,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-08-29

In Fairfield eat Federal Bread.-tf.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-08-29
Ms. A.crsn compIimneted

mrs. NorreN N0mplimneteo
Mrs H. P Newman entertained On
Thursday afternoon with delightful
bridge party in honor of her sister,
Mrs. J 3. Horrell. of Ocala.
Refreshments were served, consist
ing of Vanilla ice cream. pink ana
Whit cakes topped with walnut, aft
or which the prizes were awarded.
Airs 4 n Blanding won first prize,
an exquisite bottle of violet toilet
alter. she having the highest score.
Nrs Horrell received the guest prize,
which vas a lovely box of face pow
der Barlow Courier Informant.
Mrs J. Duncan Macdonald former
IS Of Ocala. has joined Mr. MacDon-
AID in Miami. and with her husband
IL occupying the Miami Beach resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. James
during their absence. Mr.. and Mrs.
James have gone on a vacation trip,
spending part Of their time at Mr..
james old home, Salnbrity. in Gads-
den county. between Quincy and Tai
lahassee. salubrity and its planta'
ton belonged to Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Newton Lummas father. and is now
owned BY Mr.. James. Mr.. Macdonald
- a nephew Of Mr.. James and Mrs.
I.ummus.-Mianii Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Williams
and children and Mr.. and Mrs. G. t.
Maughs returned home Wednesday
afternoon from Clyde. n. c., making
the trip in the Williams car. Mrs.
williams and children and Mrs.
maughs have been away all summer
and Messrs. Williams and Maughs
Joined them a couple of weeks ago
Mrs. Williams and little girls expect
70 spend the winter in ocala, much to
the Measure of their friends.
Julian R. Bullock arrived yesterday
from ocala. where he has been Visit
ing his parents. Judge and Mrs. W. 5
Bullock. since his release from ser
vice. Mr.. Bullock is well known IN
Miami. He practiced law in Fort
LauderdaIe from the time Broward
county was created until he went into
service. and was a member OF the
arm Of Bullock and Evans. He ssrv'
ed in France during the war ana mas
recently returned to the states ne
win probably locate in Miami--Mi'
ami Metropolis.
ocaIa Trends of Messrs. DON ana
Clifford peabody. formerly OF TINS
city, will regret to learn OF the dea.n
OF their mother, which occurred IN nj
ami last week at the home OF aer
SON. Mr.. Don Peabody.
Mrs. Paul Simmons ana nslAe
daughter, Mary have gone 20 Asne
VILE =. c.. to spend few weeks.