The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-06-27
The following members

/ motored to Leesburg Thursday eve
ming and visited the Leesburg chan |
'er; MT and Mrs. Wesson, Miss An
nabeile Wesson, Mr.. and Mrs. C. e.
simmons, Miss Ruth Simmons, Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Cook. DR.. and Mrs.
n. j. Weihe, Mrs. F. G, B. Weihe, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Kilgore, Mr.. and Mrs.
fonce, Mrs. Lester Lucas, Mr.. C. E. |
Conner. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Need |
ham, Mrs. Jake Brown, Miss Helen |
Brown, Miss Eloise Bowler, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Bilbro, Mrs Denham, Mrs.
Hattie Webb, Miss Julia Webb, Mrs.
Ritchie. After the degrees were con-
ferred by the Leesburg chapter, rel
freshmnts were served.
! j. D. Baskin returned last night
from trip to Dunnellon, where he
went to inspect his brothers melon
patch. He says Dr. Baskin will have
seventy-fve carloads of fine, juicy
watermelons on one hundred and
twenty acres. Shipment is just com
mencing and the price is 5000 car.
The patch has been sprayed with !
Bordeaux mixture, to combat am
/ thracnose, and the melons are ripen-
ing on the vines as fast as they can
be handled. Big money is being
do hU - Tor oil hi
summer.-CIearwater Sun.
$3.50
Mrs. Mary Poser, at her home in !,
/ the southern part of the city, was
made exceedingly happy last week
/ by having with her for few days
! her son, Mr.. James Poser of Charts /
| ton, who was accompanied by his
/ daughter, Miss Marian Poser Mr..
Sam Poser, accompanied by his wife
and two daughters, (twins) Mary and
+! Margaret, also drove up from Tam :,
i, pa to be with their mother while Mr.. !
James Poser and daughter were Wis !.
iting in the city.
| Miss Nettie Camp, who has been
having such delightful visit for the
past week at Barlow as the guest of
Miss Annie Laurie Wilson, at the
/ home of Miss Wilson's aunt, Mrs. !
Maurice Richie, is expected home in
few days. She will be accompan-
led home by Miss Wilson and BY
Miss Katherine Johnson of Muncie, !
! Indiana, who has also been visiting
! Mrs Wilson at Barlow.
/ w. w. Clyatt, of Ocala, and Lee J..
CIyatt, of Barlow. spent few hours
in Gainesville Wednesday en- route
to Bronson, where they were going
to look up some abstract matters for
a large syndicate Some years ago,
under the regime of the late j. M.
Barco. at that time register of the
United States land office in this city,
Lee Clyatt satisfactorily held clerk
ship, and he has many friends here.
Gainesville Sun.
/
! Will Build Handsome Home Here
Mr. and Mrs. Trusten P. Drake
will build very handsome home N
Ocala this year Mr.. and Mrs. Drake
own large place covering fifteen
acres in the eastern part of the city
and will begin the erection of their
new home early in the fall, on their
return from the mountains. 1t is a
matter of much cordial interest to
their Ocala friends to know that they
are to become permanent residents
of this city.
Master Harris Powers. the only
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Harris of this city, was graduated
last night from the John Fiske Gram
mar School in Chicago, being the
youngest member of his class. The
many little Ocala friends of Master
Harris will be pleased to know that
he will arrive in OcaIa Sunday after
noon to spend some time with his
grandparents.
We have been requested to an
nounce that Mr.. j. w DeMilly, stats
VEGETARIAN, that the free distribution
/ of serum and virus will not become |
available for some time yet Farm
ers are requested to be just little
patient. AS soon as it is ready def
mite plans will be made for its dis
tribution.
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