The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-16

the nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Camp
last winter. Among the invited guests
at this beautiful party were Mrs.
Clarence Cacp, Mrs. Jack Camp and
Mrs. Leta c. Bennett, of this city. and
Mrs. Charles Lloyd, of Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. B. Kibler have re-
turned to their home in DunnelIon
after a two months stay at Black
Mountain and Asheyille, N. c.
Miss Catherine Livingston left on
Friday night for Sarasota, where she
will teach school this coming term.
Miss Heneritta Livingston has gone
to South Carolina to spend the winter.
Mr.. Jack KILLER will leave next
week for Atlanta to resume his studies
at Georgia Teck.
Miss Carrie Barco, is spending a
fed days in Tampa the guest of friends,
she will also visit relatives in Clear
water before returning home.
Mrs Z. K. Kreger and daughter, Vir-
ginia, after a pleasant weeks visit at
Lake Weir with Mrs. Kreger's sister,
Mrs. Arthur Clark have returned to
their home in Jacksonville.
Miss Elizabeth Mcdonald and her
friend Miss Hildegard Slaughter, of
Jacksonville after a short visit in
Ocala the guests of Miss McDonald's
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Harris returned on Tuesday to their
home. During their short visit they
were very pleasantly entertained by
friends who regret that their visit was
so short
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Tally and two
children, Foy and Elizabeth, and Mrs.
Talley's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Foy
have gone to Woodmar, on the lake,
where they will spend week or ten
days.
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Mrs. James Knight has returned
home from visit with relatives in
Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs Willard Blood and
young son, and Mrs. Blood's father
have gone to Live Oak and before
returning will motor to points in
Georgia.
Miss Virginia Nicely, of Sanford is
a young visitor to Ocala, the guest of
friends.
Jim Cox, who has been spending
the past six weeks with friends and
relatives in Albany and Pelham, Ca,
has returned home.
Mrs Essie Harris, who has been
making her home for the past year
at Mrs. Mary Perdue's on Ft. King,
will leave next week for Birmingham
where she will in the future reside
with her son, Mr. Ruben Blalock. Her
mother, Mrs. j. HI. Dampier will go
to High Springs to make her home
with another daughter. Their Ocala
friends will greatly miss them and
hope they will soon return.
DR.. and Mrs Eugene Peek and their
two children are at home again after
an absence from the city. Mrs. Peek
and children first visited relatives in
Virginia. and later they joined DR..
Peek in Chicago, where he was TAX
ing a post graduate course
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Dobbs have
returned from a pleasant motor trip
to northern states. They have been
away all summer and their friends
are delighted to welcome them back
again,
Mr.. G. 7. Maughs has returned
home from pleasant visit with his
niece. Mrs Arthur Williams in Ar
cadia.
Judge Samuel J.. Barco, Mrs. Barco
and their interesting children return
ed Sunday from Raleigh. n. G., where
they have been visiting Mrs. Barco's
sister. They returned by Ocala and
spent a few days with Judge Barco's
brother. Mr.. Newcomb Barco. at Sun
nu Slope Farm Miami Herald
Miss Barney Reynolds, of Lynne
was pleasant caller to this Office
last Wednesday. She reports that the
fishing across the Ocklawaha river is