The Ocala banner., 1922-08-18

elrs. N. D. Julian, has returned TO
Ter home in this city from very
pleasant visi; with Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Rawis in Dunnellon.
Mr.. Asher Frank, former popular
Ocala citizen, but who now makes his
home in Tampa, where he is in the
real estate business, was a weekend
visitor 70 Ocala and was the guest
OF his sister, Mrs. Max Isrealson.
Mrs. Clarence Camp and daughter
Hiss Nina Camp. VINO are touring
in Europe are now enjoying the sights
Of Italy and write friends that they
are having a most enjoyable summer.
Mr. Ph!l Robinson spent Sunday in
Ocala with his wife and son who are
here for q visit at the home Of Mrs.
Robinson's cousins the Misses Camp.
Ella Elizabeth, is the pretty name
given TO the daughter born on last
Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Revelle.
Mrs. Paul Simmons and daughter
Mary Elizabeth and nurse are at Day
tona Beach where they will spend
SOp1o tiyno with hTro Do;fo-5
and Mrs. Leverette Futch, who have
cottage there for the summer
months.
The Ocala friends OF the Frank
Wetherbee family who have for so
long time made their home here. re-
gret that they are no longer to live
here. They left Sunday in their car
for their new home in Leesburg where
in the future they will live on Mr..
Wetherbee's grove, near thar city.
Mrs. E H Mote. of Leesburg is
spending a couple of weeks at Day
tona Beach as the house guest of her
sister, Mrs. William Hooker. who with
her family is spending the summer
months at that popular summer re-
sort.
Mrs. l. ". Duyal anu daughter have
gone to North Carolina to spend a
while. Later they will go to Ken
lucky to visit with relatives.
Friends of Mr.. B. A. Weathers will
be sorry to learn that he is quite i'll
at his home on Pine street. He has
been confined to his bed since the
death of his wife, who died at an early
hour last Friday morning.
Mrs. Philip G. Murphy. who is now
making her home in Avon Park, is in
Ocala and will spend some time here
Her friends are pleased 70 have her
with them. She will be here for the
next few months.
The boy scouts with their scout
master, Mr. Cassel will spend next
week on the banks of Lake Weir, on
a camping trip.
Mr.. Frank Churchill is spending his
vacation with friends and relatives in
Jacksonville and Miami
Friends Of Mr. T. H Johnson, who
has been quite ill were delighted to
see him out during the week.
News from Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.
Gary convey the good news that their
SON, Wilbur, who has been very i'll at
Camp Brevard, North Carolina, is do
ing very nicely and will soon be out
OF danger Mr.. and Mrs. Gary are
both with their son.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Carter has gone to New
York state where she will spend her
vacation with her sister who is now
living near Niagra. Falls, New York.
Mrs. G.. A. Carmichael has gone to
Hot Springs, Ark. to spend the next
month.
Mr.. p. II. Nugent was a business
visitor to Jacksonville during the
week.
Ocaia friends OF Rev. J. j. NeIgabor
will be glad to learn that he is recov-
ering from his recent illness He and
his wife and daughter, Mariana, are
now spending some time at Long
Branch. New Jersey. and will leave
soon for their home In this city.
Mrs. George e. Yancy and her two
pretty daughters have sailed for their
home in South America after having
spant the past year and a half at Can