The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-03-04

between the Collier building aud this
lot will be quite an addition TO the
palMettoes which are .iI-ea.y grow
ing go beautifully. Thcy also have
plans for band stand, and tennis
court and crouuet ground, and the
committee is working on this. and
work viii soon be started on same
Mr.. cramer to Build
Mr.. Cramer. of Piedmont. West Vir-
4 ginia, who has been spending the
greater part OF the winter in OcaIa
as guest of his daughter, Mrs. H.
5. Minshall, and who recently pur-
4 chased a pretty lot on Fort King
/ avenue, has started to build a lovely
bungalow for his daughter, the work
having been started on Monday IL
is to be lovely southern type, all on
one floor, with large sleeping porch
up stairs and a celler Mr.. Cramer,
who is a great lover OF beauty, has
been keeping man on the place ever
since purchasing, and is planting or
ange trees, camphor trees and other
shrub. When this place is completed
it will be beautiful home
Mr.. Cramer has become so much in
/ love with our town, that he expects
also to build a home for himself, adj
Joining the one he is building for
his daughter, and he will move his
wife and son to our city, and expects
to make this his permanent home.
AS he is most progressive citizen,
a believer in doing things right, Ocala
indeed is to be congratulated upon
winning him as citizen, and extends
him a most hearty welcome
ssss
Mrs. Allison Wartmann. has return
9 ed from a short visit to Charleston,
is. c., where she went to attend the
marriage of her brother, Mr. Foster
Hampton, who was married on the
26 of February to Miss Elizabeth VIII
liams, one of Charleston's lovely young
girls. Mr.. Hampton has several times
visited his sister here and his friends
offer him congratulations and best
wishes
Mrs. G. Il. Powell, left on Saturday
afternoon for her home in Lexington.
KY, after very pleasant visit in
OcaIa guest of her mother, Mrs. r..
D. Thompson and her sister, Mrs. j.
e. Chace Mrs. Powell was formerly
the popular Miss Minnie Thompson of
our city and her friends are always
delighted to have her back again.
Her visit was cut little short by the
illness of one of her young sons. Phil
lip Powell
! Mrs. Frank Kirchner. after very
pleasant visit in Ocala a guest of Mrs.
Anna Holder, has returned to her
home in Cincinnati.
] Miss Becker, of Cincinnati, is
very charming visitor at the country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Painter.
: Miss Margaret Holman has con-
cluded very delightful visit in Ocala
] as the guest of Mrs John H. Taylor
and has returned to her home in At
! lanta.
!, A card from Mrs. Louise Porter
I. Hood says that she and her daughter,
, Miss Marguerite Porter are greatly
! enjoying their winter in Colorado but
that they miss Ocala and their friends
here more than they can say. Mrs..
!, Hood and Miss Porter have not defi-
nitely decided on their plans for the
summer but their many friends here
hope they will decide to return home.
1859
II Col. Frank Harris and Frank Har.
& ris. Jr., of 0cala, accompanied by Mrs.
IL. A. Shepherd of Chicago. daughter
of Col Harris. and Mrs. Bertha Ste.
venson of England composed party
! motoring to Eustis. The party stop
ped over in Leesburg enroute to greet
friends in this city Leesburg Items
in Sunday Tribune.
j Rev. and Mrs. Neighbor and daugh-
ter Of Ocala were visiting among
/ friends on Tuesday. Mr.. Neighbor
the busy rector of Grace church.
Ocala. and has several missions in
q charge and visits the scattered mem
I bers of his flock in very pleasant
4 ways Lady Lake Items in Tribune.
II $500