The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-04

land their friends regret to lose them
hit wish for them ell good wishes
for the future.
Col. and Mrs Hampton, who have
been in Ocala as the guests of their
daughter. Mrs. Allison Wartmann left
on Thursday for their home in Ar
kansas. They were accompanied
home by their daughter, Mrs. Wart
mann and her two pretty little daugh.
ters, who will spend some time as
their guests.
Mrs. o. H. Berger, of Tampa is
spending a short while in Ocala as
the guest of her uncle, Mr. j. NJ
Thomas, and her two sisters, Misses
Callie and Lucille Gissendaner. Mrs
Berger came up to attend the gradu-
alton exercises of the Ocala High
school. Her youngest sister, Miss
Lucille being one of the graduates.
Miss Caroline White, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. C. w White. has ar
rived from Sanford, where she has
been attending school. Miss White
graduated with high honors from the
Sanford high school and was class
president.
Rev. C. NJ. Britain. who was for
merly pastor of the First Baptist
church in Ocala, returned to his home
in Jacksonville an Saturday after
Il -
ness
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Purdon spent
few days in Oca1a this week with
friends.
Mr.. John RaWle spent few days in
Ocala the past week on business. Mr.
Rawle is now connected with the Ho.
bart Manufacturing Company Of Troy
Ohio, and travels the southern states
The friends that this family made
when they lived in Ocala a couple of
years ago. will be greatly pleased to
learn that as soon as Mr. Rawle can
find a home they will again reside
here.
Mr.. j. H. J. Counts is enjoying a
visit from his two sons, u. Herbert
Counts, of Jacksonville and Mr.. Will
bur Counts of Macon, Ga.
On Monday afternoon and night at
her home, the pupils of Miss Byrd
Wartmann's class gave their musical
concert, and this one like Miss Cams
by's, is also looked forward to with
much pleasure The Wartmann home
was prettily decorated with many
ferns and flowers for this occasion,
and was crowded with many friends
of the pupils.
They each and every one did his
part beautifully and by the way they
play and the splendid talent the little
folks show by their playing Ocala
will never lack for musicians. Each
selection by the advanced pupils was
rendered with finish, the interpreted
! ton being unusually artistic.
Ocala is justly proud of her music
teachers and pupils and from this
school many talented unbryo artists
have been found.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Camp returned
| on IueSudy IOF several udyS WISH
| in Jacksonville.
Miss Fay Lang. who has been the
much admired guest Of Mrs Paul Sim
mons for the past six weeks left on
Thursday for her home in Asheville,
n. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wade Dennas NOV
ed on Tuesday into Dr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ord Ayers pretty little home on Fort
! king avenue.
Mr.. Abe Mas Of Tampa passed
through Ocala on Wednesday en- route
. New York, and from there he sails
for Europe.
Mrs. Emily Green returned home
on Monday from a short visit in Tam
pa. with her sister, Mrs. George
Movers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hager, who
| have scent a delighcll winter il
! Ocala have left FOR their nCTther;
home Their friends are hoping iney
wal return next fal.
Mr. and Mrs George Williams are
in Atlanta. where Mr.. Williams will
be for the next month, taking a spe-
cial course in mechanics.
Or and Mrs Christian Ak expect
! 10 leave next week for Baltimore,
where they will spend some time as
the gaests of Mrs. AXIS mother, Mrs
Henry Keidel. From Baltimore they
will 90 10 Maine where thew Will