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

lily and has rented the best available
house here-as beautiful new stucco
bungalow built in California style, by
Contractor e. r. Holbrook, on Mich
gan avenue, near the shore of Tampa
bay. Mr.. Anderson will occupy the
residence until 4 splendid new house
is built for him on a group Of four
large lots which he has bought Mr..
Anderson has accepted the position
of manager of the WEIGH Manufacture
ing Company, which operates a big
sawmiIt, planning mill and dry kiln
at Oldsmar relieving Mr.. WEIGH OF a
number Of details id connection with
his increasing business. Oldsmar
Items in Tribune. Mr.. Anderson
spent Sunday in Ocata with his fam
lily who win join him in few days
s. their new home
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Rev. P. H. Hensley, Jr., and family
we're honored with reception at the
Presbyterian church Thursday eve
ming, given by the Amembers of this
denomination. Rev. ,HensIey was the
beloved pastor Of this church for
many years, an interesting progr am
consisting Of vocal music, speeches
and readings was rendered. Ice
cream and cake was served
BrooksvilIe Items in Tribune Mr..
Hensley and family are now resi-
dents OF Ocala the former having
accepted the principalship of the
Ocala high school.
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There was a little birthday party
at the Phoenix hotel Thursday night.
It was in honor of Miss Annie Lester
Patterson, and her natal day was fit.
tingly observed. The rooms were
decorated with beautiful and fra
grant flowers and to say that all the
delicacies of the season were on the
dining table would be putting it mild.
~ Enjoying the happy occasion
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert MarkIey,
Miss Sue Barco, Miss Caroline Har-
riss, of Ocala, w K. Mclean Of Con-
ant, and Gregor acknowledgements
News.
H M. Hampton, of OcaIa, a well
known attorney of that city, who re-
Gently formed partnership with UIy
o, Thompson, arrived last week to
take up his partnership duties. Mrs.
Hampton and children are spending
the summer in AsheviIle, N. c., and
will join Mr. Hampton later in the
fall. Mr.. Hampton recently purchas-
ed a home in observation-disclosures
Metropolis. Mr. Hampton is expecs
ed to return to Ocala today to attend
to business matters here.
Mrs C. H. Lloyd will go I'D u
jacksonville today for a stay of sew.
eral days with Mr.. Lloyd, whose
headquarters are now in that city
Mrs. Lloyd will return to Jackson
vile in October and she and Mr..
Lloyd will reside in that city this
winter
DR.. and Mrs, Carl Lyle, of Stanton,
were visitors in, Ocala On Tuesday.
Mr.. Olaf Zewadski went down to
Miami Monday afternoon for vfstc
to relatives. He may decide to To-
cate in the Magic City.
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Miss Essie McCreery, of Tennes.
see, has arrived in Ocala to accept
position as one of the teachers in
the Girls Industrial school.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Bridges have
returned home from a stay of some
length lin the mountains of North
Georgia and North Carolina.
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Miss Annie Pope Eagleton left
Monday for Jasper, where she will
teach this winter in the public
school.
Rev. Father D. Bottolaccio and the
Misses Bottolaccio returned home
last Saturday from a visit of some
weeks with relatives in New York.
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Mr.. B. A. Weathers returned home
Saturday night from a stay of sever
al weeks in New York City and at
Short Hills NJ