The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-08-27
FIT. MCCOY CORRESPONDENT RE.
TURNS HOME AND is AGAIN
AT HIS DESK


ings by Rev. c. H. Reeb. 1t was very
convincing that the Devil with his
long handle shovel of deception Is
shoveling mortal souls into outer
darkness by the million. Every body
stop and think.
Miss Annie Howell of your city is
with us for week, visiting her sister,
Mrs. Percy Lisk. Annie is passion
ately fond of her little niece, Hen
lietta and baby nephew, Percy Lisk.
Mrs. E. A. Gnann and Mrs. w. ].
Wilson paid Ocala hurried busi-
ness visit Monday.
Mrs. A. T. Marsh and Mrs. julius
Marsh accompanied by their lovely
children of Suwannee Valley arrived
yesterday for an extended visit with
Mrs. Jno. S. Grantham and other rel
atives and friends at and near the
Fort.
Mr.. Sam Martin has sold his beauti-
full home and farm to a young couple
of Canada, who expect to move in
! about the 1st Of September. This is
very valuable property and is just out
of town. Can't say yet what Mr.. Mar
tins move will be.
Mr.. William T. Smith of Canada has
bought Mr. Martins farm near the
depot. right recently and has already
a fine prospect for sweet potatoes.
His interesting group of children Will
nrove an acquisition to our school,
which promises to he better than
usual. Ft. Mccoy extends to MT.
Smiths family hearty welcome.
The writer spent Sunday night IN
Ocala and had the reputation OF Or.
Hines verified when for 80 minutes
or more | listened to the most heart-
felt concientious, beautifully Worded
anneal to the fair young men ana
women of Ocala. He loves you there
fore heed his advice. Why was the
church not lull ANN
would be alarming.
Mrs. Arthur Fort after one month
visit with her parents, Dr. ana MrS
q. 3. Parramore, returned 10 ne.
home in Tampa Monday, accompanied
NV her mother and children, who ex-
meet to see the sights OF that CITY lot
ten days OF more.
Mr.. M. L. McQuaig, the old bald
Loaded preacher. came down from
Jacksonville Sunday for a few days
visit with his wife, who is under treat
ment of DR.. Percy Lisk. Her many
friends are glad to see that she is I'M
proving, which is a compliment TO our
doctor even though he won't cut the
weeds on his side.
Mrs. Jno. S. Crantham and children
returned 1ast week from lengthy
visit with her mother at Altoona.
The many friends of Rev. W. l..
Martin will be glad to learn of his
continued Improvement and possible
visit right away to the mountains u
N. c. for finishing touches.
Mr.. Jno. Stevens, Jr., returned
home this week after two months
husiness adventures at Inverness.
We are glad to report Mrs. Hoyt
Simmons. formerly Miss Donnie
waldron. of Bay Lake. is rapidly inn
proving at the hospital in Ocala. Hope
she will soon be with home folks
again.
Your correspondent is at home
again after having some right jolly
experience with the literary reiiglous
world about Bradentown and LAKE
land and later in the spring some
Yoiebtv funny as well as sad experi-
ence in a melon undertaking at Lake
land and then a two months slgnt
saaing tour of the west: all OF Wnich
ba will have something to say in
continued descriptive letter ID adul-
+;on IN current events about TT. NC
Gov He bought last week the peau-
tiful and cozy little home Of Mr.. r. ;.
Titus fronting Silver lake and Lake
Air. and is now living there "hile
sonoa necessary improvements adds
- it's attractive appearance and pre-
serves the heavy bending fruit trees
Mr.. Correspondent kindly use
typewriter or pin and ink-pieas-
Linotipest.
one Of the most attractive wlndo"