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proved, which will be most gratifying
news to her many friends here.
Mr. fChace, general manager Of
the Florida Lime & Soft Phosphate
Company, is spending month at his
home in Boston, Mass, visiting his
family.
Mr.. Carson Bradford and family of
Nashville, Tenn, have arrived at
Lake Weir for their annual visit with
relatives at the lake. They were
pleasant visitors in Ocala on Tues
day
Mrs E. L. Carney is in Jacksonville
this week attending the meeting Of
the daughters of the Confederacy
+ and the Veterans reunion. Mrs Car
ney is the sponsor for the J. NJ Mar
tin Camp, Sons of Veterans.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Dick Stroud who has been Sc
riously liz with colitis, is very much
improved. Little Leslie is a very
sweet and lovable little girl and it is
q great pleasure to know that she is
so much improved
Mrs. D. E. McIver went up to Jack
sonville Tuesday afternoon to attend
the annual convention of the Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy Mrs Me
liver is former president of the Dick.
ison chapter and her friends are de-
lighted that she was well enough to
attend this annual convention,
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Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Davis returned
home early Saturday morning from
motor trip of several weeks to Or
lando, Sutherland, Tampa and St.
Petersburg. They went TO Suther.
land especially to see their daughter,
A.. Miss Isabelle Davis, who is very
bright young student at Southern col
lege.
Mr.. Horace Drew, one of Jackson
ville's leading citizens, being a ma;n-
Der of the well known firm of H. &c
! w. B. Drew company, was a promin-
ent visitor in OcaIa the first of the
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office. Mr.. Drew was accompanied
by his wife and they we're making
an automobile tour of the state.
, Early Tuesday morning while the
stars were still twinkling to light the
pathway for tiny feet a darling little
girl baby forced her way into the
| home and hearts of DIR. and, Mrs. Ea-
ton G, Lindner on Fort King avenue
| Mrs. Lindner was formerly Miss JUS
tina Rhody and the baby will in all
probability be given her mothers
name.
| Mrs. Sam Barco and infant daugh-
ter, who during the absence of Lieut.
Barco in France have been making
their home in Atlanta. joined lieut.
Barco here on Wednesday and will
spend several days here and at Sun
ny Slope farm with Lieut. Barco's
relatives. They viii leave the first
of the week for their home at Mi
ami, where Lieut.. Barco will resume
his law practice.
Mr.. w. II. Cassels, principal of the
Ocala high school. has accepted the
chair of geography and history at the
summer school, which opens at the
Woman's college in Tallahassee the
10th and continues to August Sth
Mr. Cassels was offered a position
with the Y. NJ C. A. for transport
service during the summer but had
already made his plans to teach at
Tallahassee, hence was unable to ac-
cept the place with the Y. Nj. CA.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Fl. Hunter enter.
tanned with buffet supper at their
lovely home on Royal Palm avenue
Saturday evening Assisting Mrs.
Hunter was Mrs, George Hammond.
Those present to enjoy the delicious
repast were Misses Edna Borland,
Cozie May futile, Blanche Phipps.
Annie Powell and Marie Henderson,
and Messrs. Briggs McClelland, Lient.
corkilI and Newton HaTis.-Fo NY
ers Press. Mrs. Hunter was former
II Miss Borland, Of Citra.