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will also visit with relatives at BaltF
more. Mrs. Anderson's former home.
Mrs. Kate Brinkley, after few
days visit in Ocala at the home Of
her brother, Mr., T. G. Carter, return
ed to Tampa Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Thomas. who has
been the attractive young guest OF
her cousins. Misses Callie and Lucille
Gissendaner for the past few weeks,
has returned to her home in Mont
gomery, Ala.
Miss Sue Moore returned home
Tuesday afternoon after very de-
lightful vacation Of month or more.
Miss Moore first visited Miss Marga-
ret Lloyd at the home of Mr., and Mrs;
Mildly Lloyd in Asheville. N. O. for 4
couple of weeks after which she Wis
tied relatives in Lynchburg and other
places in Virginia.
DR.. and Mrs. w. p. Hines left the
first OF the week for their future
home in Alabama.
DR.. H. A. Reaves was In 0cala Wed
nesday en- route to his home at Inver-
ness from a visit In Jacksonville.
Mrs. Lang Goodyear has been
spending the past week at Starke. the
guest of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morrison spent
the weekend In Jacksonville. enjoy
ing the pleasures OF the state Metro
polls.
Rev. w. F. Martin, father OF Rev..
w. L. Martin of Pine, was q pleasant
caller at our Office on Tuesday.
Although IS years OF age. he win
easily be taken for so. During his
sons absence In North Carolina. his
father will fill his pulpit al Pedro
and other points.
Mrs. e. C. Bennett, after a most
pleasant three weeks visit spent &C
Roanoake, Va, the former home Of
Mr.. Bennett has returned and has
resumed the threads OF her insurance
activities. She reports the Virginia
weather delightfully."- cool and brac-
ing.
Rev. w. L. Martin. our Pine CORES
pondent, who. perhaps. is more "a
miliorly known under his pen name OF
peter Stanley" has sold his fern
at Pine, and left Wednesday for a
visit to Asheville, N. c., where he
goes for the recuperation Of his
health. His friends hope for his
speedy recovery and return.
The picture at the Temple Tuesday
night featuring Theda Bara was an
exquisitely fine production and de-
lighted all who were fortunate enough
to see it. The famous Russian act.
ress was at her best and throughout
had very fine support.
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Mrs. Carson Bradford and little
daughter, after a visit with Mira. n
II. Daugherty. in Riverside. left Thurs-
day evening for their home In Nash
vile. Tenn Mrs. Daugherty and III
tie daughter, Susanna. accompanied
them and win be their guests for sew
eral weeks. Little Miss Julia haa
been visiting relatives in Nashville
for some time and will accompany
her mother and sister on their re-
turn to Jacksonville in the fall. Mrs.
Daugherty and family have been Wis
iting Mrs. Bradford. at her summer
home on Lake Weir. near ocala--
Times Union.
Mrs. Louie w. Strum and two young
sons. are expected home to day from
BreVard, N. c., where they have been
spending the past few weeks. Mrn.
Strum's mother, Mrs. C. Gray, her
aunt Miss Clara Polk. and sister.
Miss Clara Polk Gray. OF st. Peters
burg, have been with her in the noun
s.-Times-Union.
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Miss Louise Singleton. OF Inverness,
who spent the summer In Clyde. N. C.,
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.