The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-09-12
Mr.. Ward Griffin WEEDS
Miss Una SheaIey

Miss Una sheaIey
Mr.. Ward Griffin, of Anthony. and
Miss Una Shealey, of Lowell we're
very quietly married last Saturday
morning at the home of the brides
grandmother, Mrs. w w. Howell, in
the presence of a few of their rela-
| tives and friends of the bride and
groom. 4.
Miss Shealey was married in her
going away costume, blue suit, and
Immediately aztec their marriage Mr..
and Mrs Griffin left for an automobile
trip to different parts of the state.
Mr.. Griffin is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew R. Griffin, old and prominent
residents of Anthony. He lived in
Ocala for several years but for the
past few years has Seen successfully
engaged in farming in the Anthony
section and he and his bride will re-
side on his farm. Mr.. Griffin is a
brother of Messrs. Dewitt and A. A.
Griffin of this city and the
bride as Miss Shealey is well known
in Ocala She attended school in this
city for several years and her Ocala
/! friends will learn with cordial inter
est of her marriage.
Mann-Harbison
At high noon Sept. 26, at Grace
church, chantry. in New York City,
Miss Dorothea Mann, daughter or
Bishop and Mrs. Cameron Mann, of
Orlando, and Mr.. Clinton M. Harbi-
son. recently returned from France,
were united in marriage. No cards
Orlando Sentinel.
Mr.. Alfred Green, who has been
spending the summer with relatives
in Virginia, has returned home.
MIR. Sam Pyles spent several days
in Jacksonville the first of the week.
I Mrs. r. S. Hall and sons arrived
in Ocala the first Of the week from
their summer home in Asheville, N.
lC., and have Joined Mr.. Hall at the
Harrington. Their friends hope that
they will decide to spend the winter
here. Mr.. Earl Hall, who is now
with the O'Henry hotel at Green's
boro, went over to Asheville and he
and his brother, Robert, drove the
Hall car down from AsheviIle, the
balance Of the family coming down
by train.
Southern capital is beginning to be
| invested in motor vehicles. Automo-
biles are now being made in Atlanta,
Ca, Shreveport, La, and one or two
other points. Branch establishments
at least ought to be in evidence in
many cities.
DR.. and Mrs. R. Fl. Macy and two
little daughters of West Palm Beach,
who are guests of Rev. and Mrs. Gil
bert A. Ottmann, with Mrs. Ottmann
left yesterday morning for a motor
trip to Santa Fe, N, M. Last week
the Rev. and Mrs. Ottmann and their
guests, the Macy family, were guests
of Norman W. Bartlett, at Vermejo
Park, N, M, and had a most enjoyable
time while there, doing some fishing
as seeing the many beautiful places
in that Notwithstanding Picketwire,
Trinidad, Colorado.
Mr.. Jack Camp is home from Ashe-
vile, N. c., on business.
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Miss Katie Mae Eagleton has gone
to Inverness to teach domestic sci
ence in the Inverness public school.
Miss Collie Clark, who has been |
spending the summer with relatives
in Alabama, has returned home and
is ready to begin her duties as one
of the teachers in the Ocala public
schools, which open on Monday
morning
Mr.. J. B. Douglas, Of Gainesville, +
who quite a number of years ago was
a we'll known citizen Of Summarized
in this county, is a visitor to the city,
motoring down the first Of the week
from Gainesville. He is the guest of
his daughter, Mrs. Smith on South
Second street
Mr.. and FRS. B. R. Montgomery OF
Jacksonville were visitors In 0caia