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The Bowbells tribune., 1921-01-21
GENERAL SCHOOL NOTES

GENERAL SCHOOL NOTES
The general public will surely be
glad to know. that satisfactory ar
rangements have been made where
by the school district can cash the
warrants for the general current
expenses of the school and thereby
keep the schools of the district
running throughout the remainder
of the year. Patrons should all
stand together now and boost for
the best schools we have ever had
for the rest of the year, and no
one should permit themselves to be
a party to spreading any gossip OF
misleading reports regarding our
financial condition. You may be
assured that the schools will con-
tinue throughout the year, and
that the Board of Education will
carefully guard against any waste
full expenditures of funds in order
to keep us on a solid foundation
financially. 81 u
Mrs. Alfred Spoke, formerly
Miss Serene Olson, who taught IN
the Bowbells schools last year, has
been engaged as teacher Of the
Junior High School, and began her
duties Wednesday morning. Miss
Olson's work last year was of the
highest order, and we are glad to
have her back with us. Miss Wig
by, whose place Mrs. Spoke fills,
has s~gone to her home in Minneapo-
lis.
. We want to urge parents to be
very careful about permitting
children to come to school with dis
eased eyes. We have already had
two or three cases of pink eye, and
it Will be unfortunate indeed if
the contaqion gets to spreading
through tre school. If anything
in the nature of this disease devel-
ops. keep your children home until
you are assured it is nothing that
will effect other. children.
The school is indebted to Mr.,
and Mrs. Geo. H. Phelps for a con-
tributdon, of thirty valuable books
to the library. ::
We, have had only a very few
calls from patrons for the use OF
books from the Travelling Library
which we have from the state.
These are very fine books, and we
are more than glad to loan them
to anyone, whether you. have chill.
uren s ,,1a,ss III scnool Ut not aAe sAs' your
sell a7' ", "elte'lle '''[l'' non~r :, :s. y
~, iss,Ual y =. 2
~ tGIaoes ,if ana - .
me pupl.s naving peIlee. a. a :.
ielaalue 4s0l' n.. tor the month # .t e''uine E
Jan l4th are: .
.: Secona n! i graAeZ,See.l9n 34 ,1ds', ~,
GENE FlsnE, Aaorpn Iiarns, Mon,. /.
1ansol, !, tyuIperI .9 floh alan 1et uus
WONT. MARINA MeVe,.D ,e7Ns =, oloLny ,L olson
rleea humstlck, rank nl = oawye.' Z. ~
1plaon steiylowlcI, y!t:I y - 1an pm. -.
1n M1ss, Joseph iKes. e1 as ose'plliil ~ s
W11Aes, hay yll0nd = olop1ls. 7,
K FOURTH graae bellan Ahaeis;
I son, BernHe 2Euzzell, E,yelyn q nan
son Rooney hanson ,1,ii,haaI nUnaad oa9. zen;
ler sSn' RarI MaI'gN Melby ysiRa Raymond md Melby @
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CARTER
(From Staff Correspondent

(trom Stan CorreSpOnoent &e$s =
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Nels E.
Petersen January 9th, bright
baby girl. .:3s: t: :,
We We're misinformed in our
last issue about fuckers horse. It
should have been that A. J. Carter
had a horse killed by the train.
Bessie .Ormiston spent Saturday
and Sunday at the Hugh Donahue
home. 80 ~ ,ssfs,
Leslie and Clayton Whitmore
called at the Ormiston home. Sun
day evening.
Alfred Jensen had the mister
tune to be thrown from a horse
Sunday. He was slightly injured.
Miss Sena Jensen is now; en-
ployed at the P. D. Peterson store
in Bowbells.
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Asaes bohahhe wag On the sick
list w't,, the mumps last week.
Glenn Tucker returned from Mi
not last week where he spent a
few days visiting with relatives.
s We were visited BY a snow storm
Wednesday. s 81 III: III 5z
{ = 3 tssss " b. .5sF $.. @ Cor. K
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5VANVILLEE / Il j j ]
lFrom STAR Corres pondent)

4 From Stan H.COFresb0ndent}. .ss.ssss -
::sss Mr.: and Mrs. Ogland CALI
ed at the G. q. SWensons home FRI.
day. a. 3:
e. ]. Be1den was n, q Lostwood
.caller Saturday 4.
Nelss Mattson and Floyd Dudley
called at the Oscar lberg home
Saturday
Hanson visit with his
brother Everett for 81 few days last
week. Sssssss
Roy Kelly took Nj and Mrs ";
$B. Kelly and 10 saul Kelly Ito,
asKenmare Thursday here they
some sl1o oppina
~ sAndsESonse ID sat the & Mel
/ Esqnist ana home 4 s'atnrd a1
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b0Wbe||S Public School N0(es

4 -.
age e~r this month: Roman Beck,
Carol Coleman, Mildred Emerson,
Ruth Heckel, Mary Hilgendorf,
Ernest Lodmell, Clyde Salmon, Ed
Hazel Chattelburgh and Cec.le
ROOM f q
(Grade g. ss-ss5,se
Ralph Englehardt, who has had
the pink eye.~ is back at school. 81
The following pupils have been
neither absent or tardy for the past
month: Ethel Carlson, Alfred
Chattelburg, Robert Glaspey, Will
lis Heath, Thorwald Neve, Leroy
Peterson, Lois Rogers, Anita Sal
mon and Della Sawyer. St.
The pupils having the highest
average in their work for the past
month: Anita Salmon, Athmer
Fisher, Robert Wiper and Stanley
Teddy Harms was sent home
Tuesday morning; we thought his
eyes; looked a little too pink.
5 ROOM ID s.
ss;5g!!,. 5(Grade y Ss:.s:
Pupils having a 100 per cent
record in attendance and punctu-
ality for the fourth month OF
school are: Agnes Albertson, Ar
mold Anderson. Cart Carlson, Alice
Endreson, Marie Hagen, Leo John
nell, Joe Martin, Albert Miller,
Dolphin Nehring. Christina Neve,
Madeline Peterson, Jesse Schultz,
Percy Schultz, Lennie Walleen,
Ella Zacharias. =. ~ &
F Pupils making the best scholastic
record in the seventh grade for the
fourth month are as follows: Jesse
Schultz, Lenier Lodmell, Agnes AL
bertson, Marie Hagen, Doris -Jen-
sen, Ethel Eodmell, Lucille Ran
dali and Percy Schultz. #E5 5a5
s% Percy: Schultz and Ellen Dono-
van were absent from school Tues
day on account of illness. They
are, now with us again. ,,4
HIGH SCHOOL. ! s3se $.3 y q.
The Sophomore class had charge
5of Assembly rnriod this week, CIV
ing us some well prepared fmita-
tiOns Of musical instruments and
literary productions. The best
thing of all was the human pipe
organ, where pupils represented
!, the keys of the organ and Mr.
Perry was the organist z:3
This is going to be an eventfnl
week In basketball - y Friday even
ling the second team will play a re-
turn game at Carpio while the
HI foo
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Found with Throat Cut

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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-09
MockiNG-slsDs or FLORIDA
Leslie Clare Manchester

Leslie Clare Manchester
There's song among the blossoms
OF the fragrant orange trees.
And it riDDles Der the waters
Where the cypress TO their knees
Wade along the winding river
As in majesty It flows.
There's carol IN the sunIight
kissing orange bloom and rose
It's song Of Southern summers
And Il thrills the Southern heart
Born Il i OF oIeanders
In the ceuntry-side and mart
Born Il Is OF sweer nsa1aoEIas
By the hammock and the knolf,
And MS there against the sunrise
There beneath the moons wine
bowl
Us the moekingbird that's singing
IN the fi0w'ry days OF spring
It's MS clear song ringing. ringing
Where the yellow iasmines eIfnxr
And listen from my easement
Gazing toward the starry wasf
Taking with me out 70 dreamIand
Notes the sweetest and the bezts
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-09
.-...ement Of Miss Sue Moore :
and DR.. II. c. Nichols Announced =
xx*** - *3* $50 :

be was among the guests. and soon
the secret, which was really no secret
was discovered. For in the center Of
the table was beautiful brides cake
and the letters iced in yellow. soon
announced that Sue Feaster Moore.
one of the popular members Of the
club was soon to be married to DR.
RI. G.. Nichols.
From then on Sue was the main
attraction at the party, she was
showered with best wishes from all
Mrs. Anderson assisted by her
mother-in-law. served a refreshment
course, and the players were Joined
by Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Rivers, mother
and sister OF the bride-to-be.
The marriage OF Miss Moore and
DR.. Nichols viii take place on the
evening OF October 18th and viii be
one Of the largest social events OF the
early fall.
Miss Moore is the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs T. NJ Moore, and
is considered one of the most beauti-
full Of the many pretty girls of OcaIa.
Her many friends all over the state
will be Interested in learning OF her
approaching wedding
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-09

anderson. Jr.. has
n ~ : !, i her own at
sase ~ .,ow she has had
ll'fle - ,,artiss but none.
Ia q 's'- ). = a interesting
,,..r Il the a. Club with
nss''1s .~sning.
aala H.. 4 summer. pretty
's'D'''' s,,;da.so-be made the
p a''a : .,,c,, Measure.
- ''s 8 60 were Of many
n 49, ,s~sna they combined
- s''' % ,,vhts made the,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-09

aus II Sharon
srisn liable says One day
.ul.rsr lound a lump OF clay
.lsIsnt Of sweet perfume
u,uee scented all the room.
n tilou was his quick de-
nznEl
nu sune gum from Samarcand,
slsnsrd IN rude disguise.
sr costly merchandise
m but a lump Of clay
whence this wondrous sweet
ness
il the secret / disclose,
Is bssn dwelling with the rose
faEIe for viii not those
ae to dwell with sharon 5 rose
III wet scents Ger all around.
pom and mean themselves be
ionnd
Eafi abide with ug, LAT we
airh these fragran1es from
Thee
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-09
NOTICE
work Begins On Mr.. {. I. Hel..,-

Work Begins on Mr.. Z. Z. L4eIven-
stems Home
George MaeKsy and Company ON
Wednesday broke ground for the eIs-
giant new home that is to be buiIf
by Mr. and Mrs. z. T. HeIvenstou.
on their beautiful lot on Fort King
avenue.
This home is Co be an exceedingly
handsome one. the plans are an
modern and up-to-date. besides being
very convenient and beautiful.
When completed il viii rank with
the very pretriest homes in the eity.
Home From Style Market
Miss Margaret Walkers has return
ed from ten days pleasure and bust
ness trip TO New York city. While
there Miss Walters visited the lead
ing wholesale houses. She expresses
herself as being delighted with the
exquisite fall and winter styles. She
purchased many pretty goods ana
novelties that wiz soon be on display
at Rheinauer & Company's large store.
Miss Walters also visited relatives
in South Carolina On her return trim
Lord and Lady Auckland sued
a New York special says that Lord
md adv A,.,lrta~,.3
dants in suit Just fled there by a
Miss Lille H Gray.
The nature OF the action Is not dis
closed Lady Auckland said. -Tf
must be for some trihing amount that.
Lord Auckland has overlooked. Lord
and Lady Auckland came to the Unit
ed States a year ago. after the peers
father had lost his fortune in the
stock market.
Before her marriage Lady Auck-
land was Miss Hartrifge OF Jack
sonville, very popular and beautiful
society girl
Mr. and Mrs. Berry Carter, who live
on the DunneIIon road. a few niles
from town. are having their pretty
home remodel and made into a very
attractive and beautiful place.
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Mayo and
family. Of SummerfeId spent 4 few
days very pleasantly at Daytona Beach.
at the popular Seaside Inn. They
went OF attend the big Labor Day
celebration
Mr.. and Mrs John 7. Lewis and
interesting Little daughter. have re-
turned from mot9r trip from Lake
Weir to AIamaha. Mr.. Lewis reports
that while money is not abundanf
in either state that food Is plentiful
and that he never before enjoyed
such splendid eating. Fresh milk. but.
ter and eggs, frying size chickens
cooked in all styles. succuIanf vega
tables and fine home-cured meats and
delicieies. home made presurves. lei
lies and other sweets Mr. Lewis
father, now 81 years old is in exceE-
lent health After returning home
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis took an auto
trip down to Miami Twenty wears
ago Dir. Lewis owned half interest
IN an se-aere tract near Miami which
ne sold for one dollar and a quarter
per acre. Today it is a part ef the
city and the buildings upon ii are estf-
mated to be worth ten million dol
lars. No wonder ii is called the Magic
City
Mr. e 4 Waterman. The Haber-
dasher. after lengthy stay ii the
northern and eastern markets. has
returned and with him comes his tan
and winter stock of goods for hls
store Mr. Waterman knows the
wants OF his friends and customers
IN this and adiourning counties and
as usual purchased Just the patterns
and designs in mems and boys cloth
ing thar wiz be sure to please. Mr.
Waterman states that he had an ex-
eeedingiy pleasant trip this year.
So
MocKING-EIR0s or FLcRIDA
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+
| a position to teach the coming school
term in Miami She viii be greatly
missed by her Oeala friends.
Prohibition Fruit Cake
An English lady, through the col
umns of the New York Herald gives a
recipe for making aprohibItion fruit
cake which, perhaps viii interest
the readers Of this page. as the Christ
mas festaI season is rapidly approach
ing.
This lady says:
Reading the request Of Mrs. Harris
King in the Herald for recipe for pro-
hihition fruit cake. I want to say that
I too come from English families and
on one side OF my house can date back
in this country few more years than
Mrs. King. My family used the old
English recipes for fruit cake and
plum buildings. In the new circum-
stances make your fruit cake exactly
the same, substituting very strong
coffee in place Of the brandy. The
result is excellent. It is not the
brandy that keeps the cake moist. but
the quantity OF butter and fruit used.
Stockings
Rolled stockings hinder circulation
OF the blood, and cause foot troubles.
DR.. A d. Cranstoun tells q eonven-
ton Of chiropodists.
Free circulation Of the blood is
absolutely essential to good health.
But don't sit up nights worrying about
it.
Rolled stockings are a passing fad
like the peg-top trousers men wore
Is years ago.
Besides, maybe in few years the
dappers won't be wearing stockings
at all. Exchange.
Mrs. r. s. Hall has recovered
enough from her recent operation to
be taken To her home. This home has
only recently been completed and they
have just moved in
-
Mrs. Julia Palmer and daughter.
Mrs Jessie Palmer AIsop aftetr a few
days visit in OcaIa with Mr.. Whit
Palmer left IN their car Monday morn
ing for their home in Clearwater
tn Or, 49,. -
Hardee. who has been making TaeIs.
sonviIle her home for the Dast connie.
Of years viii be delighted Ia learn
OcaIa. and will again make this eitv
her home.
Mrs. G. r. Mexican has returned to.
her home in Tampa after i short
.Tudre and Mr. " R,,r1aeL
-.
Mr. and Mrs. AIhert e.ar;. taf+ -,
Thursday morning in their ear For
Tl.avfnna Rnaah UI,xsra fE,e.4rs rim -,
- : 49, 1e1' -
rldre and Mrs. = Futer a,d
- - 80 - A''4ei' - 4
snart..,r ........' -. - 80
: 49,, - - 8 - ~ lls-.l.1s
= 800 -'e'--s'
= - = Ae'l~ : " 'lii5 a.
- $3.50 4l
- - $50 ilosAsl di1sl { ae-
- - 5-a'.1 n1'aile = h7r
-, - - luz t7ssil ll'si a''ille
- 3 7ul''s''4is
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class.
The bride is not only a singer re-
membered by many. but has for sew
eraI years held the position OF teacher
Of voice in southern colleges The
groom. becoming interested IN the Y
Ne. c. A. work while with the Ameri-
can army in France. continued in the
work after his return to this country
and Is now in charge OF the X NJ C.
A. at Trion. Ca. where they viii make
their home Atlantis Constitution
Many IN OcaIa viii remember Miss
tfaHney. as she made her home here.
when her parents resided here Mr.
Carney was the owner of a job Office
Mrs. Carney was a big worker in the
Methodist sunday school. she being
for many years in charge Of the chill
drens department. Her children were
all born IN OeaIa
Mr.. and mrs. 5ousier &c Entertain
At silver Wedding Anniversary
The friends in OcaIa. Of Mr. and
Mrs. j. a. Bowler have received the
following invitation to attend the
celebration of the twenty-ffth ami
versary of their wedding
1896 III
Mr. and Mrs. John Andre Bowler
At home
Friday evening. September ninth
from eight co ten o'clock
No. 211Ss Silver Street
Jacksonville. Florida.
IoI1n Andre Bouvier.
Ella Marshall Richardson
During the weekend and LABOR Day
Vie R,4bv Edwards. who is spending
the summer at Daytona Beach, enter
tanned her friend. Miss Esther Miller.
Mr r T. Adams and daughter DOT
othv left. Monday after the Leeshurg
e)caIa game for Daytona. where fhes
snant couple Of days very pleasant
Il At that delightful resort
Mrs. John Dozier who mas peen
risirina her daughter. Mrs sylvan
arcE,lrov III Orlando, was taken very
Il IN Monday. Dr. Dozier received
!, ,,,,ana message that she was very
HI he left for Orlando and refnrnea
IN Tuesday bringing his mother Win
,i,a she Is now IN the hospital anu
9 doinr very nicely Mrs. MeE1iros
and little son also accompanied MIS-.
nauier TO, OcaIa and viii remain Unit
she RECEIVERS
aFrs bertha Carroll and her daHgil1er'
wisu Merris. Carroll and Mr. Aps
Iaal,uan. of st. Petersburg arrissu
= Man,iav to spend short whlie as
49, g,,azfs 81 mrs. Carols brofner'
a,a bis wife. Mr.. and Mrs LOUIS
$500. They we're among the cur o
-. -,,ssts Who attended the g0iden
,ra,,.l;nr anniversary OF Mr. ana Mls-
r. e Tonge
The following announcement -
haze been received BY friends g ele
bride fvi,a.
"a. ana mrs. John Henry Lislhs
a,n.,u.,ee the marriage q thssi1
aaurhrer Lois 70 Mr. virgil - -.
Bryant On wednesday tne LIT ). -. !,
~ aurust nineteen hundred u
tUantv-or4 Ocala, Florida,
Il the big trap shoot that 1ooh 80 80.
Is Ta,nua On Labor Day, Bruce -.
ne,d ap his reputation Is z narha''4--'
eaming cut with one Ct the seA''7
seores Taking third place
NJ and mrs. ArdIs Waterman -.
~s,+ar Tefa WhD haNt 1<-1A
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FORK city returned on Saturday to
Jacksonville where they viii spend a
lew days with relatives before re-
turning home.
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Mr. r w CoIIans. OF Summerfeld
was weekend visitor at DaFr0na
Beach.
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-SeIected

n.r acaIz Girl Married
Rdaing Of much interest TO their
trends both in Atlanta and other
d tue state was that Of Miss
Hamilton Gaffney and Boyee
NJ Wilkinson, Of Trion, Ca. for
ui Atlanta. which was uitnessed
i relatives and a few frisuds
marriage was solemnized at
seleek Thursday. September I.
aalnang being performed By
Aavn Williams IN the sunken
4 Glen Echo. the country
q NJ and Mrs. Frank Mason
as9n u tue Marietta road. where
E'ls and her family have been
sae summer
y tie sun slipped from view,
me gpwnHd N soft white silk
&s carrying i shower bouquet
Y rosss and valley lilies. en-
g garden with her father,
n 2 Gafneg following the.
'le fauntain where they were
'As groom and his best man,
Wilkinson
sung the bride we're Miss
e Gazney sister Of the bride,
Z na'a af honor. was gpwned in
n'ex afgandie. carrying ophelia
Kisses Harriet Wilkinson, sis
y s'n7ln- and Miss Prue Ehin-
AAI'ls. were lovely IN apricot
ARRIVING arm bouquets OF
FL RFn tied with orchid tIlle;
ea Robinson Stockard, with
a''e sllif OF white baronet
sa inst ahead of the bride.
Z tiny pillow OF white satin
ca wI,ieF vas tba riur in
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-09

Mrs Fred Hocker and son. Clifton,
are at home after . delightful sum
mer spent at ElizabeFhtgwn. KY. They
were the guests Of Mrs Rockers par
snEs
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-09

Miss Gloria Cooper Of OcaIa was
delightfully."- entertained "Wednesday
evening at rock and roodIes party
given for her By her uncle and aunt.
3Er. and Mrs. G. G Hooper at their
harna On S w Twelfth Avenue AT
the conclusion of the games. the hos
tess served dainty refreshment
course Those present were Miss
Cooper. Miss Florenee King Alfred
Anderson. Worthy D. Christensen Mrs
e. &. Anderson Mrs. w S. HILL Mr.
and Mrs Fred Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Numaker and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper Miami Metropolis
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-09

Mr. and MRS Ernest ] Crook nave
returned home from HendersanviIle.
II Il. where hEeF enioyed delight
mi fortnight in the mountains They
also suens q couple Of days in Aslle-
vile Whine away
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Mrs. r. s. Hall has recovered
enough from her recent operation to
be taken to her home. This home has
only recently been completed and they
have Just moved in.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-09

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lueus. who
have been enjoying stay 0f some
weeks IN New York city. have return
ed home.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-09

Mr. Il b. ChazaI and son, mr. Louis
& Chazal expect to leave the latter
mart Of the week for trip 60 New
yark city and down THE s.. lawrence
river and other places OF interest IN
Ia haautifuI section Of the country
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-09

e the big trap shoot that tooh p.sss
il Tampa on Labor Day brues . $3.50,
s !. ,,n his reputation = Z marksinln,
coming cut with one e els
-,.o-as Taking third place
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-09

Hiss Ella Tremere .Sp0pular society
girl Of BeIIaview IS visiting relatives
at Mcintosh Ca
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-09

Miss Elizabeth Bennett. who since
her graduation IN June. has been
spending the summer with relatives
IN Virginia. returned home the early
part OF the week
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-09

Mrs. Julia Palmer and daughter
Mrs Jessie Palmer Alsop aftetr a few
days visit in OcaIa with Mr.. Whit
Palmer left IN their car Monday morn
ing for their home IN Clearwater.
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Mrs eugene Rivers and baby dalgn-
tar and nurse OF Tallahassee are N
0caIa the guests Of Mrs Rivers par
ants. Mr. and Mrs. T. DC Moore Mr.
rivers. Joined them on Wednesday
ana spent i few days with them dur
ing the week
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-09

James Cox. who IS visiting relatives
in Pelham, Georgia. has been visiting
his friend, Henry Cameron. in Albany
for the past week.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-09

Beck to learn that she has accepted
a position to teach the coming school
term IN Miami She viii be greatly
missed by her Oeala friends.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-11-11
5WdrrlnQ me EIy

"Have you stopped swatting the
fyW asked Charles 81. Taylor of the
Boston Globe, who was here attend
Ing a meeting of the international
arbitration board, an organization
that settles disputes between printers
and publishers. He was not address,
ing this question to the board, but
simply making an observation as II
swarm of flies rose from the street.
II know that a year or two ago
when l was here you were advising
everybody to swat the flies, and the
result was that you had comparative
freedom from these pests. Now 1 no
tice that they have increased. In Bos-
ton we have repeated the fly swatting
Instructions until we are rid of flies
This is another case where eternal
vigilance is required, but it produces
results. 1 find flies in some of your
restaurants and soda places, which, of
course, indianapolis will not long toll
erate.-Indianapo News.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-11-11
JAPANESE Judicial ReoaIia

Speaking of robes that worn BY
the first judge of the Japanese Su-
preme court is work of art and as
heavy with embroidery as the vest
ments Of the padres of the little San
German church in Porto Rico, The
color Is black and the texture fine.
Around the neck is q collar. woven
into the gown itself and not worn sep
arateiy, as Is the collar of the chief
Justice Of England The color OF the
embroidery Of this collar is royal pur-
pie, and IL called the crest Of the
seven flowers Of ponlownia." The
cap, something after the order Of the
very smart sport hats worn By the
American women, - also. black, with
= design u ~clustefed cl0ud6 aeonnd
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