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Mr.. Rivesr Bows a Home

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lily for a number of years has been
living in the house that was recently
purchased by Mr.. Mildly Lloyd, former
" of Richmond, Va, has bought Mrs
Essie Harris home on Second street
This house was built by Mr.. W. A
Redding, and is nice piece Of prop
Ierty. Mrs. Harris, who is one ci
Ocala's most fashionable dress max
ers, expects to leave Ocala,s going tc
Birmingham, where her SON and hel
sister are now living, but for the pres
ent will secure rooms here until she
can wind up her business affairs. She
has been living in Ocala for ten years
and her friends regret very much &c
lose her. Her mother, Mrs. Dampier
who makes her home with Mrs. Har
ris, expects to leave very soon fol-
high Springs. to spend some time with
her daughter there.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Logan and little
son, John, motored to Orlando on Wed
nesday and spent very delightful
day
DR.. BERTHE Dyer and her friend, Mrs
White, of Jacksonville, who are spend
ing the winter in Ocala, left on last
Thursday for Plant City and Tampa
for visit with friends. They expect
to return to Ocala again for a visit
before going back to their home in
Tennessee. Dr. Dyer is a cousin Of
Mrs. J. E. Chace. and was her guest
for a while early this winter.
Many of our older readers will re.
greet to hear of the death of Mr.. C. j.
Euber, which recently occurred in the
hospital in Gainesville. Mrs. Huber
was former resident of this city and
before her marriage taught in the
Ocala High School. She was a grand
daughter of the late Col Sam B. Ste
phens OF Quincy, one of the big men
of Florida.
Mr.. James T. Rawls of Dunnellon
was a well known business visitor N
the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlop of New York
state, are among the prominent tour.
lists spending a while in Ocala, guests
at the Florida House. They are de,
lighted with our little town and with
the Florida House. Before returning
north they will take the Silver Springs
and Oklawaha river trip.
Mrs. Bertha Carroll las as her
guest for several days her brother and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Yonce, of
Ocala, who made the trip in their car,
bringing with them their mother and
father, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Yonge.-St.
Petersburg Independent
DR.. c. B. Aver has returned home
from six weeks stay in Atlanta,
where he has been taking a special
post graduate course in dentistry.
Mrs. H. NJ. Hampton on Wednesday
received a telegram from her friend,
Mrs. Moore, of Asheville, N. c.. an
nouncing the sudden death of Mr.
Moore at their home in Asheville. Mrs
Hampton spent several summers in
Asheville with Mr.. and Mrs. Moore,
and they have been her guests here
on several occasions, and the pleas
ant friends that Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
made in Ocala regret exceedingly his
untimely death.
Ocala and Summerfield friends of
Mr. and Mrs G. p Boutwell,, of Jack
sonville, for several years a resident
of Ocala, moving to this city from
Summerfield, will be sorry to learn of
the death of their little daughter,
Julia, aged four and half years,
which occurred Tuesday night at their
home. The little girl was standing
before the fire in fire place and her
clothing caught fire and before it could
be extinguished she was horribly
burned. She was rushed to hospital
and everything possible done but to
no avail Mr.. Boutwell, for several
years past has been playing in one
of the orchestras in Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Nash and their
guests. Mrs. Lasch and Miss Dorothy
Lasch, of Chicago. returned to Ocala
on Saturday last from pleasant mo-