The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-08-08

! Mr.. Ed Carmichael proposes to give
enough palmettoes to plant on both
sides of the road from OcaIa to Silver
Springs and will haul them and set
out the first mile at his own expense
if the woman's club will set the re-
mainder. If a Washington palm were
substituted for every other palmetto
in the course of a few years it would
become one of the prettiest driveways
in Florida
ME- T. L. Randall son of Mr.. J. w.
Randall and nephew of Mr. P. T. Ran
dali, of Conner, returned home last
week, having just recently received
his discharge from the navy. He was
! in service for nearly two years, hav-
! ing been overseas for q year Of the
time His friends are glad to have
him back again,
/ A message from Mr.. Asa (Rube)
Belcher has been received in this city
by friends stating that he is coming
home as fast as the boat will bring
him. He expects to reach this country
about the 18th, and as soon as he re-
ceives his discharge will eback n
good old Ocala" again. He has been
in France for over year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Camp and
Misses Stella. Nina and Carita Camp
returned home Tuesday afternoon from
a few days visit at Atlantic Beach
Miss Nettie Camp remained over in
Jacksonville until Wednesday after
noon with Miss Louise Rentz at the
home of Mrs. Jack Rentz.
Mrs. c. e. Simmons and Miss Ruth
Simmons left last Friday afternoon for
Atlanta. the former for ten days or
two weeks and the latter for stay
of some months. Miss Simmons has
| gone to Atlanta to study music. and
expects to specialize in stringed in
struments.
Mrs Harvey Clark and daughter
Frances, and nephew, Harris Powers
of Chicago, are spending ten days o.
fortnight at Lake Weir, having gone
down last Saturday afternoon. Mr.
Clark has spent several days at the
lake this week with his family.
Rev. c. H. Coleman, Of Kissimmee.
formerly pastor of the Christian
church of this city was here on a
visit Tuesday He says that things
are beginning to get quite active in
his section of the state
Last week DR.. H. c. Dozier, who
was a captain in the medical corps,
United States army received his COM
mission as a major. so he is now emit
tied to be addressed as Major Us welt
a7 Doctor Dozier
Mr.. J. H. Dean, who has for so long
> time been on the ice delivery wagon
! happened to an accident last Saturday
while 1T the ice factory. He fell over
some obstruction and in the fall broke
one of his ribs.
Mrs. Lewis A. Shepherd arrived in
! Ocala yesterday afternoon from heI
home in Chicago, and has joined her
son. Master Harris Powers, for a visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Frank Harris.
Mr.. P. D. Camp of Franklin. Va.
Mr.. Hugh Camp of White Springs anc
! Mr.. Paul Camp of Franklin are the
guests of their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Camp and family for short
visit.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. 7. c. Clayton have re-
ceived telegram announcing the ar
/ rival in New York of their son. Mr..
Everett Clayton, from overseas, He
will return home as soon as ne re-
ceives his discharge.
| Mr.. Robert Van Austin of Jackson
vtne. who was recently discharged
from the army has come to Ocala to
make his home and has accepted {
position with Mr.. R. S. Hall.
Mr.. Frank Churchill who returned
from overseas the first of the month