The Ocala banner., 1922-06-30
.LiddeII-HuIbert

LiddeII-HuIbert
The marriage of Mr.. James Liddell
and Mrs. Pearl Thompson Hubert was
a quiet event having taken place in
Palatka during last week and was not
made public for some days. The
groom Of this marriage is very we'll
known in Ocala where he has been
making his home for some time, he
having a position with the Moses Gro
Gerry Company. He is one Of the Ocala
baseball players and is quite a popu-
lar young boy. He formerly resided
in Santos where he was born and rails
ed. He has many friends in his adopt
ed home, who will oe delighted to learn
of his marriage. Mrs. Liddell is a
very sweet and lovely young woman
and her Ocala friends are delighted
that she will again make her home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liddell have gone to
housekeeping and are being showered
with the best wishes of their many
friends.
Mr.. Thomas H. Harris who was call
ed to Ocala two weeks ago on account
of the very critical illness of his faith
er, Editor Frank Harris, returned to
his home in Tampa Tuesday. His
father is doing nicely now which
will be very gratifying news to the
friends of Editor Harris, all over the
state.
George H. Howell, another strong
booster of the Ocala baseball Prov
ess. is heart and soul behind the
Brick City club. He feels that OcaIa
has not been given full credit for
their fine showing and he is justified
This has not been Intentional and we
hasten to make amends. More base
ball fans like Izlar and Howell will
do any community in the state large
amount of good. They are live citi-
zens and an asset to Ocala.-Walter
G. Lynch in Times Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. James kershaw have
returned to their home in Cocoa. after
visit in Ocala with Mrs. kershaw's s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Crosby.
The friends of Mrs Crosby will be
glad to learn that she is slowly re-
covering from her recent severe ill
ness.
Mrs. E. c. Staley and children have
returned home from Orlando where
they spent short while at their for
mer home. While there they were the
guests of Mrs Staleys sister, Mrs.
Clara Moore Pyles.
Mr.. ]. r. Brumby motored to Clear
water and spent the weekend with
his wife and children, who are spend
ing some time there during the heated
weather
Mrs. c. r. Tydings, who is spending
some time at her bungalow on the
shore of Lake Weir, and who came
home to be present at the funeral of
little Lucretia Hooker, returned to the
lake Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Barnes, Mrs. T.
C. Carter. Miss Ella Long and Mr..
Otis Nolan motored over to Daytona
Sunday morning and spent the day
at that beautiful resort They enjoy
ed bathing until late Sunday after
noon. returning home Sunday night.
| Mrs. Harry Borland and her son.
James Borland have returned home
from short visit to Jacksonville.
| Mr.. George L. Lewis, who has been
the care taker of the Bonita fishing
club for the past year, has resigned
his position and has gone to Cedar
Keys, where he will make his home.
Cecil Clark spent Monday in Gain
esville on business trip and while
there took in the -Ocala
ball game and saw the latter trim
the Gainesville team.
Mrs. B. T. Perdue has returned home
from very pleasant weekend visit
at Daytona Beach with friends.
/ Mr.. Forney Lancaster after a very
enjoyable visit at home with his par
ents and sister. has returned to his
home in Pittsburg, Pa. His host of
Ocala friends are always glad to have
him visit his former home and are
pleased to know OF his continued sue
cess.
Little Miss Virginia Peek and Eu-
gene Peek. Jr., who have been spend