The Ocala banner., 1922-06-09
To Attend Reunion

Rentz, will leave for Washington, Ca,
where they will attend a reunion of
children. grandchildren and great
grandchildren of Mrs. w. w. Anthony.
and the late Mr.. Anthony.
Mrs. Anthony, who passed her sew
entieth birthday last April, recently
issued invitations to her thirty-five
descendants to spend week togeth-
er in the old home, where they win
live over their childhood days, in the
little village of their old plantation
home
Mrs. Davis enjoys the distinction of
being the first child, Mrs. Rentz the
first grandchild, and Emily Rentz the
first great grandchild of this large
Georgia amily.-Sunday T.-U.
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene Peek left Sun
day afternoon for Jacksonville where
they will join the Shriners and pro-
ceed with them on their tour of the
West, going first to California where
the convention will be held They
have chartered a special train with
five Pullmans, diner and baggage
car. While away DR.. and Mrs.
Peek will visit many places
of interest and are expecting very
enjoyable trip. During their absence
DR.. Peek's mother will keep their
children. Among others going on this
trip known to Ocala people are Mr..
Darwin Mcdonald and his sister, Miss
Elizabeth Mcdonald of Jacksonville
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Spencer and their
daughter, Miss Loureen Spencer and
Mr.. Tom Wallis, spent the week end
at the. Bonita Fishing Club on the
gulf.
Mr.. Louis H. Chazal has returned
home from ST. Petersburg, where he
spent few days attending the meet
ing of the Commercial Secretaries of
the state.
Mrs. Barney B. Barco has returned
to her home in Ozona after a few
days spent here as the guest of her
sister, Mrs. l.. J. knight.
Sundays Times Union contained a
most beautiful tribute to Mrs. Jeanie
Lafontesse Kincade, a sister if Mrs.
L. J. Knight, who was burned to death
on Tuesday night at her home in
Newberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Cox and their
three sons. left early last Saturday
morning in their car for Pelham, Ca,
where Mrs. Cox and sons will spend
the summer with relatives.
Mrs. Phil Robinson and infant son,
after visit in Ocala with Mrs Robin
sons aunt, Mrs. Clarence Camp have
returned to their home in Inverness
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Brantley have
moved their household furniture to
Ocala from their home in Jackson
vile. and have started to housekeep-
ing in the little house recently built
by Mrs Fannie Brown on Tuscawilla
street. Ocala is delighted to welcome
this family to our city.
Mr.. w. T. Gary will convert the
house that he owns, which is located
back of his own home. into an apart
ment house. Making it into two
houses. He viii start work on it in
very short while. The work on Mrs.
Lula Standley's house is nearing com
pletion and it has been greatly i'm
proved. This has also been convert
ed into a double house.
Mr. Crawford Standley, who now
! IlAdhGS Ills tOt4lG NJdlucSNl4lS, spent
Sunday here the guest of his mother,
Mrs. Lula Standley.
Mrs. Travers Ewell and young son.
Travers Ewell. Jr., are enjoying a
stay of some length in Rosecraggon,
ISkyland, n. C.-Times- Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Mote enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Hansbrough,
Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson and
Mr. j. H. Hansbrough at week end
party beginning May &c. On Sunday
family dinner. which included E.
B. Efrd, of Leesburg. and S. G. Me-
Dougal, of Kentucky. was served.
Meals were served the guests which
were eaten on a table cloth 10 years
old. .-Leesburg Items in Sunday Trib-
une.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. III. Howard left
Monday for Champaign, ILL.,. where
| lfhey were called by the death OF Mr..