The Ocala banner., 1921-11-25

by Ray and Thompson. They expect
to start at once on their own home.
little further out on Fort King. Ocala
is indeed glad to extend to this family
a hearty welcome upon becming resi-
dents of our city.
Mr., and Mrs. James Bedford of
Gainesville, spent few days in Ocala
during the week as the guest of their
daughter. Mrs. W. D. Sheppard
Mr.. Clayton Reyel and Mr.. Leon
Revel, of Mayo, spent this week in
Ocala the guests of their sisters,
Misses Lethia and Loreen Revel. They
came at this time to attend the Fair
Mile. Marie Talbleau of France,
who is spending some time in this
country arrived on Tuesday from
Jacksonville and is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. George Woods, who is a
recent bride.
Mr.. Fred Burden, who for a num-
Der of years was manager of poul-
try farm in Ocala, but who is now
residing at Emporia, near Deland is
a pleasant visitor in Ocala this week
attending the Fair.
Miss Annie Benton Fuller very
pleasantly entertained the members
of the Tuesday Evening Auction club.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Philips, who have
been residing with Mr.. Philips par
ents since their marriage, have gone
to housekeeping in Mrs. M. M. Lit
ties. little cottage.
Mrs. W. H. Clark spent Thanks
giving day in Ocala a guest of her son,
Mr. Howard Clark.
Mrs. D. S. Woodrow left on Tues
day for Jacksonville where she will
spend short while with friends, and
then she will join Mr.. Woodrow in
Miami, their future home
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott are recent ar
rived in Ocala, having come from
Lakeland and expect to reside here
in the future. They are residing in
the Massey cottage on Wautula street.
Miss Hanny Ellis, who is now a
full-feged nurse, having recently
graduated from Telfair hospital in
Savannah. arrived yesterday for a vis-
ii. with her mother, Mrs. S. A. Ellis
and her sister, Miss Susie Lou Ellis.
Mrs. Andrew Turner of Dunnellon
spent Fair week in Ocala as the guest
If her sister. Mrs. Walter Hood.
Mrs. r. E. Yonge has returned
home from short visit with her rel
atives in Jacksonville.
Mrs. w. T. Gary and daughter, Maud
Gary left on last Sunday for a short
visit to Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carter left on
Monday for Jacksonville where they
will route a pleasant trip to Chicago,
thence to San Francisco, and later
vii sail for Honolulu, their home on
the Island.
Mrs. T. Dupree of Citra, spent last
week in Jacksonville visiting friends
and seeing the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. t. Becker return
ed to their home at Dunnellon last
Saturday after weeks visit in Jack
sonville.
Mrs. SMilby Lloyd has issued inyi-
ssseASAAo W siiA dAICA tOOn tea OA a ucS-
day afternoon, when she will enter
tain quite number of her friends.
The Post Cart Tourists will be in
Ocala on Monday The Woman's club
will give them most delightful lunch
con on Monday at the club house.
Mrs. j. A. Pelot. who formerly re-
sided in Ocala. but who recently moy-
ed to Orlando, spent Fair week in
0cala with friends.
The TimuQuana Country club is the
name of an exclusive club that has
recently been organized in Jackson
vile. This new cub will have a.
limited to 200 and will
build a beautiful club house and one
of the finest golf courses in the south.
Donald Ross, noted golf expert. is
now in Jacksonville and will lay out
this new golf course on the clubs