The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-09-05

CarIstrom Commander to Wed
PRETTY Florida Girl
Mr.. and Mrs. William Melville Sic
mons Of Orlando announce the en-
gagemeut Of their daughter, Sarah
Shields, to Lieut.. Col Thomas Dun
can, air service. UniAed States ar
my. Lieut.. Col. Duncan is oomman
der of Carlstrom field at Arcadia and
his 1ance is one of the most popular
society girls in South Florida
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Ed Carmichael. Of Ocala. who is
here looking over the country, -
very much pleased with tris place
and Miami. He say,5 that Miami is
the finest place in s'.s state and wiz
soou be the Leading city of the south,
while he sees in Fort Lauderdale a
city Of great natural resources and
more pleasant place to live. Mr..
Carmichael is an old friend of the
editor of the Sentinel and his visit
has been a great pleasure. For
many years he was the leading bust
ness man il Ocala He now resides
at Silver Springs. where he has the
richest farm in Florida Having
seen our country we hope that he
may come agatu.-Fort Lauderdale
Sentinel.
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Miss Mary Conner. who has been
spending the summer vacation at her
home at Ocklawaha, will return here
the first Of the week to again take
charge Of the musical direction of the
New Smyrna band MISS Conner is
teacher of music and art in the New
Smyrna public school and made a
success as director Of the bank last
winter She viii put the band in
shape to give a series of open air
concerts during the fall aud winter
months.-New Smyrna Notes in
Times-Union.
On account Of the bad weather
Monday afternoon the swimming CON
tests at Silver Springs were called
off. However, quite a large crowd
visited the springs on Labor Day and
many enjoyed a swim despite the
rain. There were quite a number
spending the day at Silver SPRING.
from Burbank, Fort Mccoy and 9TH
er places along the Ocklawaha Valley
! route. On account of the labor con
ditions, strikes, etc., it was impossi-
bic to secure any special trains so
the excursions planned for the day
had to be abandoned.
Mrs. Alison Warttnaun and two lit
tie daughters, of Citra, will leave
! soon for FOrdyce, Ark, to spend
some time with Mrs. Wartmann's
parents. The Ocala friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Wartmanr will be very de-
lighted to learn that they are con-
templating coming to Ocala this win
ter to live. They expect to purchase
home and make Ocala their per
manent home.
Wilbur Cleveland, deputy in the Of
flee of United States Marshal N. H.
Boswell, leaves today for Ocala
where he will visit for several days
with relatives. On Tuesday he win
leave for Tampa Where Judge Rhydon
NJ Call, United States district court,
southern district of Florida, Will hold
court.-Sunday' Times-Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Swain and chill
dren, of Muncie, Indiana. who has
been visiting relatives at Sarasota
for the past few weeks, are now the
guests of relatives at Anthony before
returning home.
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Mrs. Minnie A Bostick has return
ed home from visit of several
weeks to the eastern markets ana
has reopened her exclusive millinery,
shop in the Harrington Hall with .
large and beautiful line of fall and
winter models.
Rev. Smith Hardin has gone 20
Pennsylvania to join Mrs Hardin
and their SON Waiter for couple of
weeks stay and will accompany
them home the last of next week or
oaylxy tho FoIIou,;ho u,aol,