The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-07-04
NIB. A. weathers. sr., spent III

Mr.. Is. A. WcaLu6TS, Sr.5 spent 80
week end in Jacksonville with his son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. A. Weathers. and with his SON
in-alw and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
!. George Ford. at their apartments in
Riverside. His daughter. Mrs. Ford,
who has been ill at Dr. Rogers san
itarium for several weeks. was able
to return home on Saturday and is
now getting along splendidly.
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The many friends OF Captain Julius
! D. Brown of this cihS who has been
stationed for some thHe past at Camp
Humphreys. viii interested in
learning that he has just been ap-
pointed Instructor O. military tactics
and science in the University of
Kansas at Lawrenee Kans., This Is
] a very fine appoinshent and great
! compliment to theability Of this
young soldier.
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! Mrs. j. K. Hussy, of Jacksonville.
/ sister of Mrs. S. Scott, of this
city, has been seriously i'll for the
j past ten days OF more but is, now
much improved Owing to Mrs. Hus-
!; sy's illness the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Minnie HusSy, which
was to have takan place on Wednes-
! day of last weeh had 70 be postpon-
ed until a lateEdate.
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/ Miss Mildred Essex of Palatka is
the attractive Euest of Miss Viola
Simmons at her home on West
Eighth street, bringfeld, for an ex-
tended visit. While here Miss Essex
will be deIikktfully entertained
Times-Union. Mss Essex is a form
er Ocala girl AID a recent graduate
of the Womanss college at Tallahas-
see.
Miss Mary Marshall is home again
from France where she served as a
Red Cross nHfae She is spending
a short whilezMfth Mrs. S. P. Holm
rake before taxing up her duties
again as matspn of the hospital. Ev-
eryone will beeglad to give Miss Mar
shall heartg welcome home.
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Mr.. and Mrs Sanford Jewett, ac-
cofnpanied bEssMrs. Jewett's mother,
i Mrs Martha IL Ausleys are enjoying
a very delightfM motor trip down the
east coast, gs5ng as far south as Mi
ami Their children are staying with
their aunt. Mss Margaret Ausley,
who is their uest for a while.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Shepherd Of
Chicago are now enjoying a motor
trip through the east. going to
Springfield. Mass. to visit with Mrs.
Mary Shepherd and from there they
will go to Boston. Niagara Falls. and
other placesM interest They ex-
pect to be away for month or six
weeks.
Mr. Hume IA Vann, of Dunnellon,
was in Ocala Monday. He has just
been dischatHed from tha eafmyA at
Camp Jacksol at which point he
stated service iii IS April III BIS BfF
| vann was vii Kithe iSfat dfRisi6aIt 6Hs
came up WITH his brother, Mr.. Earl
ifVahn, who sneaat-- Sunday at is~-old
home with .hisgparents. =
N%s "a
bey Miss Emily AAenzel expects to leave
the. rearIy spaH 81 next week for q
visit with friends and relative U "a
Chicago She with be accompanied as
for as rCtncinrati by little Miss Eliza
beth Murray. who will be theS gsiese
of relatives foe.4hs summer e,rs7
lD va kt<A
Mrs. Mallory Z bd RdfEtq OF jackson.
vile. formerly cf this -city.--h has just
purchased the aprmeg ID III Conroy
home ron East adams street in Jack
sonville and Moved into her new
home on July st. Her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. ]. Potter, will make their
home with. her
tci am3 tss~srl a.
Mr., B. A. WRatAeFs returned home
sunday from Jacksonville where he
spent few dsss as the guest Of lis
daughter, Mrs George 1Ferd. OF The
many friends Of Mrs. .sFeEd win be
glad to learn bat she. Is recovering
nicely from h recent OasSationlp 20