The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

he win enter preparatory school, go
ing later to Amherst. Monday
Messrs. Charlie and Ralph Cullen viii
also leave for Amherst, joining Mr..
Bob Chace in Jacksonville and they
will make the trip north together by
the Clyde line.
Mr.. C. Carmichael is home from a
stay of some weeks in the east, where
he went to place the advertising of
the Silver Springs daylight line for
the ocming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Seasons of
Ocala will spend this week in Gaines
vile. Mr.. Seasons coming to attend
the county agents meetings to be
held here.-Gainesville Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Bitch ar,
rived in Miami last night and will
spend several days here with Mrs.
Blitch's sister, Miss Jefferson Bell at
Point View. They came especially to
take Mrs. Blitch's son, Hardy Church
Groom home and will return Wednes.
day morning. Mr.. Bitch is cashier
and manager of the Citizens Bank
of Williston.-Snuday's Miami Herald
]. F. Chaille, who has been spend.
ing his vacation with his sons at
Montreal, N. c., will return to Miami
in week or ten days.-Miami Herald.
Miss Mary Ella Bray of Ocala is
the attractive guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hightower at their home in
Springfield. While in Jacksonville
Miss Bray will be delightfully."- enter
tained.-Times-U Union.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Evans are back
from their vacation which they aspent
at Mr.. Evans old home in Mississippi.
Miami Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bland Ware, of this
city attended the marriage last week
at Umatilla of Mr.. James Osborne
and Miss Doris DeLOrme Dent. Mrs.
Ware and Mrs. Osborne are sisters
and at this marriage the wedding
march was played by Mrs. Ware.
Rev. J. J. Neighbor has returned
home from New Jersey, where he
spent the month Of August visiting
amonga relatives. Mrs. Neighbor and
their little daughter will remain
north for some time longer.
Mr.. Albert Harriss expects to re-
turn home today from weeks visit
at Daytona Beach
Brooksville is mourning the death
of one of her oldest residents, Mrs.
Mary Stuckey Mcintosh, who died at
her home there last week. One of
Mrs. McIntosh's sons, Mr.. Stuckey
Mcintosh is a resident of this city -
Mrs. Frida Wicks, of Gainesville
spent the weekend with Ocala
friends.
Mr.. Mack Taylor spent Laho~ Day
at Daytona Beach, going over to wit
ness the races.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Drake and son.
William have been at Battle Creek,
Mich, for a month with Mrs. brakes
brother, Mr.. William Hooker, are now
in New Jersey and en- route home will
Spend a short time at tieir summer
home at Hendersonvil.e N. G.
Mr.. S. H. Campbell, a prominent
resident of Chattanooga, Tenn, spent
last Saturday in Ocala en- route to
Tampa on business. Mr.. Campbell
was member of the western touring
party with which Mrs. Clarence Camp
and the Misses Camp travelled this
summer and while here Mr.. Campbell
was entertained by the Camp family.
Miss Lois Livingston has returned
home from a wonderful trip through
the west going as far as the Pacific
coast visiting the Yellowstone Park,
the Yosemite Valley, Pixies Peak, and
other places of interest in the golden
west" Miss Livingston was the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Kitchin. of Kitchin's
Mills, S. C. and they travelled with
a large party, beginning their journey
at Birmingham, Ala.