The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-07-08

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the Tampa Gun Club shoot, which is |
to be held this morning. DIR. Lyle is
one Of Lack Weir's most prominent
citizens and is consideed one of the
largest growers of citrus fruit in Ma
ron county In the party with DR..
Lyle are w. P. Preer, J. A. Perkins /
an lR. B. Meffert, well known business
men of Ocala. The party is very mucn
interested in the proposed good roads
proposition of Marion county and are
unanimous in their declaration that /
prospects are good for the roads in
Marion county to be among the best
IN the state. The entire party will
take part in the shoot at the gun club
this morning and later expect to visit
one OF Jhe nearby resorts They mo-
tored to Tampa. While in Tampa
they are located at the Bay View
Tampa Tribune.
Saturday afternoon little Miss Fran
ces Gary very happily entertained a
number of her friends at the home of
her parents on FL, King avenue. The
occasion was in celebration of the
hostess birthday. The children play
ed all kinds of games, dear to the
hearts of children, such as liking and
queen" MIR. and Mrs. fly and etc,
A memory contest was also had, and
Tor this contest Miss Aneta Chazal
won the prize, box of candy.
Late in the afternoon Mrs. Gary
served her daughters guests refresh
ments, which brought to a close q
very lovely afternoon.
Miss Sara Agnew, formerly of this
city, now of Jacksonville, returned to
that city last Saturday from stay
OF five months in New York city with
one of her patients.
Master Billy Borden and Master
Theodore McLane have both passed
through another bright and happy
year, and each one celebrated their
natal day by in inviting their young
friends to parry. Games of all sorts
were played and refreshments of
cream and cake were enjoyed at both
little parties.
Mr.. ]. H. J. Counts and family mo-
tored up to Jacksonville to spend the
weekend, going to the Mr.. Counts
son, DR.. Herbert Counts, who has re-
Gently returned from stay of several
months in Chicago. where he took a
post graduate course They were
also guests of Mr.. Counts daughter,
Mrs. w. H. Fuller.
Mr.. Harvey Clark spent Monday and
Tuesday in Jacksonville on business
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. B. Weihe are
spending this week in Tampa whe.sl
Mr.. Weihe is attending the State
JCWC1S COIlNGuLtOu.
Misses Marian Meffert, Cormela
Dozier, Emmie Miller Halle, Mea
Dezier Halle, Genevieye Halle, Doro-
thy Crawford returned on Monday
from delightful week spent at the
Meffert cottage on the lake. Mrs
Meffert and Mrs. Crawford spent the
week with these girls.
James Borland left on Thursday for
Jacksonville, where he joined the
Jacksonville crowd of boys and to-
gether they will go to Camp Sapphire,
where they will spend the month of
July and August.
Mr. William Charles, who is now
making his home in Tampa. spent the
weekend in Ocala guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Marsh.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Morrison and
their little daughter, Blanche, who
have resided in Ocala for the past
year, have returned to their former
home at High Springs. The friends
they made while in Ocala regret very
much to lose them as citizens.
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Miss Alice Bullock Miller after two
weeks spent very delightfully."- in 0cala
with her grandparents. Judge and
Mrs. w. S. Bullock. have returned to
her home in Tampa.
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Miss Collie Clark returned home on
Sunday from a weeks pleasant visit