The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-07-25

Mr.. Olaf Zewadski, lieutenant in
the aviation corps of the United
States army.S landed in New York on
the U. S. 81 Leviathan, July and
will return to Florida in the near FIJI
ture. Mr.. Zewadski left Jacksonville
with the First Separate Battalion,
First Florida Infantry, shortly after
the United States entered the war,
receiving his commission after tram
ing in the various camps in the Uni
ted States. Before enIisting he W S
connected with the business office Of
the Florida Times-Union. Times
Union.
Relatives here are in receipt Of a
wireless from Miss Ida Burkheim
stating that she will arrive in New
York City today Miss Burkheim
who is a talented pianist, has been
overseas since November as an en-
tertainer and will stop over in Jack
sOnville for visit before returning
to her home in Gainesville While
abroad Miss Burkheim was stationed
in Niece, Brest and other points in
France. Her many friends here and
elsewhere will learn with interest of
her return. -Times-Union.
Mrs. Gilmore and four charming
children of Ocala are spending some
time here the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. S. Davanau in Plaza Park and are
being shown the many attractions of
Clearwater and vicinity. Last Tues
day evening MIR. and Mrs. Chas.
Shaw took them to Haven beach
where a delightful picnic supper was
enjoyed after dip in the gulf. This
afternoon they will motor to Sc.
Petersburg with Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw.
Clearwater Sun.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Hampton Of
Ocala arrived Saturday and are
guests Of the Pershing hotel Mr..
Hampton is a prominent Ocala law.
yer who has recently formed a part
nership with T. 0. Thompson, ami
will come to Miami soon to reside.
He and Mrs Hampton are here to
secure 8 house before shipping tn 2;r
furniture Mrs. Hampton will go to
AshevilIe for the summer and will
join Mr. Hampton in Miami in the
fall.-Miami Metropolis.
Mr.. Arthur Williams has returned
to Clyde, NJ G., where he accompa-
MED his wife and children and Mrs.
G. T. Maughs q couple of weeks ago.
Mr.. Williams, who is engaged in the
tUrpentine business in south Florida,
is contemplating building a hand
some new home the coming winter
and his friends and the friends of
his wife are hoping that they will de-
eide to build in this city and make
their permanent home here.
Miss Louise Rentz, who has been
the guest of Miss Nettie Camp for the
past two weeks. is now the guest Of
Miss Agnes Burford. Later she will
go to Jacksonville to visit her sister
ter-inIaw and niece, Mrs Jack Rentz
and Emily Rentz. She will then spend
couple OF weeks at Apalachicola
with her sister, Mrs. H. L. Oliver, be-
fore returning to Tallahassee to re-
sumo her studies at the Woman's
college.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cappleman
have received the welcome news Of
the safe arrival of their son, Lieut.
Leroy Cappleman after a years SER
vice in France. Lieut.. Cappleman Us
soon as he receives his discharge
will join his wife who is in Wash
ington and they will then come home
on visit to his parents.
Mrs. George Close who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Walden at their home in the city fer
the past few days and at Indlan
Rocks for a week, left last night for
Largo where she will visit before go
ing to her home in Ocala. -Clearwa-
ter Sun.
Mrs. George H Ford of Jackson
vile has gone to Asheville, N C.
where she will be with Mrs, H. A
Ford, of this city, for the remainder
Of the summer, Mrs R. T. Birdsey
and children, of Macon. are also at
Asheville with Mrs. Birdseys moth-