The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-05


one enduring TOR them. We are also
hearing OF families desiring to move
here. but without the housing capacity
they can't come.
Let some one get busy as soon as
possible and build small houses. They
will rent Start company and do as
they are doing in other towns. even
smaller than our own pretty little city.
OcaIa Loses Again
The last game Of the season. for the
High School basket ball game was
played on Tuesday in Gainesville.
Although the Ocala girls were defeat.
ed. the game was 4 good one. Interest,"
ing. from start to finish The score
was lis to L in favor OF the Gainesville
girls. Mrs. H. G. Dozier and Mrs.
H. W Henry and Prof. Summer went.
with the team to Gainesville. Those
who were on the team for this game
We're Misses Lucille Gissendaner.
Louise Spencer, Myrtle Blaloelz, KaitEl-
I1een Henry Mabel LvtIe. substitutes,
Cornelia Dozier. Mildred Bullock and
Jess DeHon and Miss Louise Spencer
coach. After the game the Gaines
vile girls gave dance in honor Of
the visiting team. which was thorough
Iy enjoyed. They returned to Ocala
after the dance by moonlight after
having lovely time in spite of their
defeat.
Mrs B. J. Potter's Ocala friends viii
be delighted to learn that she is now
convalescent after a severe illness Of
four weeks at her home in Jackson
vile.
| Mrs. John w Pearson and daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. Oliver Brison, of Charles
ton, s. c., arrived in the city Tuesday
evening en- route to Ocala. They are
the guests of Mrs. Gay Livingston at
her home. 1859 Herschell street, Riv-
erside, while here Mrs. Pearson is
Mrs. Livingston's mother, Mrs. Brison
being the latter's sister Times I'm
ion. Mrs. Pearson and Mrs. Brison
will arrive in Ocala Saturday after
noon, the former to spend some time
and the latter for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Weathers went
UP to Jacksonville yesterday after.
noon to spend few days with Mr.
and Mrs. George Ford. Mrs. Weathers
going especially to consult the emil
nent specialist, DIR. Kelly of Baltimore,
who is to be in Jacksonville for al
short stay this week.
Little Elizabeth MacKay celebrated
her seventh birthday on Saturday, and
in honor of the event her mother, Mrs.
A. E. MacKag invited few of the lit
| tie friends and neighbors in to party.
Children's games were played and late
In the afternoon, Mrs. Mckay served
her guests to cream and cake
4 Mr.. NJ. W McMullin, who is guest
at the Harrington. and also a guest
of his sister. Mrs. Meadows, who lives
on WatuIa street, spent few days
this week ct -Homosassa fishing,
beautiful party in Tampa last
Friday was luncheon at which Miss
Edith Gibbons entertained in compIi-
ment to two very attractive visitors in
that city. Miss Helen Jones. of Ocala,
was one of the admired guests at this
pretty luncheon.
Mrs. James L. Ford. of Buchanan.
I Va. is in the city visiting her. daugh-
ter. Mrs. Pryan n. Walker. Mrs.
Ford is an annual winter visitor to-
Gainesville and other parts of Florida.
I and has wide circle Of friends here
She has sisters living in Jacksonville.
Ocala and Micanopy, and will visit
with all before her return to Virginia
Gainesville news Mrs. Ford is Al
city.
Mrs. H. A. Ford returned home Sat
urday night from Macon. Ga, where
1 she had been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. R. r. Birdsey and family for the
past six weeks.
$3.50
Miss Caroline Harriss has returned