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Arizona republican., 1922-03-04
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NEW YORK, Mar. S.--The cotton
market closed steady at net de-
cline Of TO "a points. new crop po-
siuons being relatively steady.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04
BAR SILVER

NEW YORK, Mar. S.-Bar silver,
foreign 64kc. Copper easy; electro.
lytic SPOT and nearby, 12% 91sc; la
ter. 12%@1Sc.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04

Nearly 90 900 women in the United
States are BARRIERS and hair -dressers.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04

Hide OF COW produces about SO
pounds of leather.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04
southside Tbeaters Today

Majestic Theater-"The Ghost In
the Garret" starring Dorothy Gish.
Comedy: "a week Off"
Ternpe-"Civilian Clothes starring
Thomas Meighan. Ford weekly.
Mutt and Jeff comedy.
Chandler-''Wealth. starring Ethel
Clayton. Polin comedy. Pathe News.
LOST-Plain door key. between
Olive Hotel and depot. Finder please
leave at Laird & Dimes. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04

A large whale tannery has been
strated at Puget Sound.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04

kJNtI'tfIg aN1IVOa nv ~ 2 NfVNFA VIII
Graded lessons for all. The interme-
date department begins a series of
Lenten conferences for young people
with the topic. aWhat is religion and
why it is important?, Morning wor-
shin at IL with sermon bv the pastor
and "Sin Cursed and God Hungry"
on explanation Of our need of spe-
cial seasons of devotion. Evening
service at 1880 under the auspices ot
the mems club. J. r. Murdoch will
lead discussion on 'Economizing on
Education"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-02-22
Just Punishment.

The cunning Of the infanti!e mind
was Illustrated the other day when a
o-year-old who had been Informed that
told his father, and if the little bird
lie not happen to be around, by the
around the house. which acted as
the birds agent. triumphantly brought
two dead flies to his mother. II titled
two agents - lie cried with much pride.
Now they dassent tell daddy on me !"
New York Evening Post.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-02-22

Geo. Stegall was i'll a few days or
the past week .
Franc Croal spent a few days OF
this week in Minneapolis.
Mrs. John Farley entertained Il
number of ladies Wednesday after
noon.
Peter Honuger and children left
Sunday for Aberdeen where they Will
visit with relatives for a few days.
Dan Mahney. OF Slsseton IS visiting
Chas. MCGEE, Of the St. Hubert hotel
for a few days this week.
Occident flour costs more-North 1T.
Sold by Lloyd W. Thirsk.
Mrs. Mayme Weeks and Miss He
bert of st. Paul are at the MIttel'
staedt store as sales lady and trim
mer in the millinery department.
Mrs. Ralph Pike of kalispell, Mont.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. +. W
Halloran.-Groton Herald.
Train No. rs was run into Milbanh
in two sections Tuesday morning, the
first making connection with No.
which pulled out on time, and the
second which pulled into the city fou'
hours late.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-02-22
Peroxide Good Remedy.

For a painful liberated tooth use
peroxide, either full strength or dilut-
Ell one-half with warm (not hot) wa
ter. Nothing will relieve more quickly
and it will cleanse the mouth ard
sWeeten the breath. 1t is used for
sore throat as well as for sores Of
all kinds, as it is antiseptic and one
OF the safest and cheapest germiciles
known. If it seems to make the gums
4 little sensitive after using, rinse tile
mouth with a weak solution of baking
sofia.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-02-22

Little Duddis Flock entertained ten
OF his small friends at a birthday
party Sunday afternoon, the occasion
being his third birthday. He received
many fine presents and the Youngsters
had a time that they will not forget
for many a day.
Mrs. Fred Rockwell, who was oper-
ated upon at the hospital at Roches-
ter about two weeks ago. is doing fine
and was able to sit up ten days after
the operation. She will remain there
two weeks longer to fully regain her
strength.
Hubbard Squash l0c each at the
Cash Grocery.
Excelsior club met at the home OF
the president, Mrs. H. A. Riley, We'd
nesdav afternoon. February birthdays
We're nicely handled by Mrs. Prevey,
and a splendid magazine article read
by Mrs. A. Lowthian. The next meet
ing will be a South Dakota progran,.
The members were treated to a most
delicious lunch.
George Mitchell who returned from
the Webster hospital a week or 50
ago, has been confined to his bed for
the past week on orders Of the doctor
for a months rest, and George is
counting the days when the month will
be up. His trouble is a heart affection.
His friends will be glad to see him a
round again.
Miss kittie Martin, sister OF Owney
Martin, who recently arrived here
from Dubuque, Iowa, a graduate Of
the hospital there is now a night SUI
p~erintendent at theI hospital in Orion
vile. Miss Martin likes the orion.
vile hospital fine and is well pleased
with her work. She visited at the
home of her mother and brother one
afternooasof last week between trains.
Several hundred people attended
the skating masquerade party given
at the rink last Monday evening. 4
lunch which was prepared by the
home economics class under the su-
pcrvision of Miss Gallup, was served
to over so people. Many more could
have been served had the weather
been warmer and there had been room
A neat little sum of $40 was cleared
from the party and the committee
wishes to thank all who helped make
the affair a success. Plans are under
way for a similar affair a week from
next Monday evening.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-02-22
Local and Personal Paragraphs

Roy Stevens was an Ortonril.e Wis
itor between trains Tuesday
Mrs. Arthur Ckevaiier underwent
a serious surgical operation at the To-
cal hospital last Monday.
Leon Herrick is able to be ap and
around again after having a serious
.seige with a hard cold.
The Pythian Sister card party
which was to have been held Thurs
day evening is postponed to Friday
evening.
Get rid Of that indigestion, stomach
trouble ard nervousness, build up your
system and regain that lost weight.
Take Tanlac. N. j. Bleser Drug Co.
Don't forget that your taxes will
take on a penalty if not paid this
month. Next Tuesday will be YOUR
last chance.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Henry Rupert are
the proud parents OF 4 baby daughter,
born at the hospital Tuesda. of this
week.
Thousands Of people who had lost
hope of ever being we'll again have
been restored to health and happi-
! ness by Tanlac. N. J. Bleser Drug Co.
John Medley, of Portland, Oregon.
who was here last summer settling up
his fathers estate, returned to Mil
If you're all run down, weak and ner-
! YOU and feel out Of sorts With every
thing and eyerybod! get back by tax
ing Tan!ac. n. j. Blcser Drug Co.
The Ladies Benevolent Society Of
the Congregational church will hold
a Bake Sale at the Farley Hardware
| store on Saturday. Feb. 25th.
None of the trains were able to
! make their schedule time thru the city
Wednesday nor Thursday, the snow
storm and heavy wind making it i'm
possible.
Fred Rockwell and little son spent
the week end With Mr.. and Mrs. d.
P. Harrington at Wauhay. The Har-
ringtons are parents of Mrs. Rock
well.
George Redman, who had been
home for several weeks visiting With
his mother, Mrs. NJ. M. Redman and
his sister, left Monday for Wentworth
S. D., where he is engaged in bridge
work.
Vic Amdahl, for several years sales
man for the Schneider and later thu
Plymouth Clothing company, re
signed his~position and will leave
for West Union, Ia, his home, wher,
he will take a partnership in a gro
Gerry business.
Nh. and Mrs. Albert J. Lieifort, tn
liJCCi q = - u ! Eo NAt'
James Heir.rnon, following their ma
riage last week have taken up thei
residence in the Mrs. John Tillmal
house, Mrs. Tillman having gone OF
to the farm to keep house for her so
John .Tillman, Jr.
Tuesday night the weather ma
gave US a combination of cverythin,
Ne had on the shelves for spring, sum
mer and winter-and it consisted o
rain and hail and thunder ard light
ming.
The alarm of fire last Monday morn,
ing about nine O'Clock was caused b,
the roof Of the kitchen Of the Fran.
Croal residence taking fire where 8
stove pipe had passed through thu
roof. The chemical squad responds
to the alarm and shortly had the fire
under control, the only darrage being
that caused to the roo adjacent T
! the stove pipe.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-02-22

| There will be initiation at the O.E.S.
chapter next Monday evening"
Miss Margaret Port and Miss Esth-
er Sullivan attended the dance at
Mcntevideo last Wednesday evening.
6 rolls Crepe Toilet Paper for 25c
at the Cash Grocery.
Mrs. Gus Swanson continues TO i'm
prove and will soon be enjoying her
usual good health again.
Mrs. W. w. Wilson entertained q
number Of ladies in honor of Mrs.
Golfer Wednesday afternoon.
John Egan had the misfortune to
lose a horse last week from unknown
causes.
Mrs. Clyde Prevey and Mrs. Will
Martens Jr., will entertain Il number
Of their friends at cards next Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Prevey.
G.. c. Miidlehrook returned to the
city after spending a few days with
his wife and relatives in West Salem,
Wis.
Miss Marie Wilson arrived here
after spending a few weeks in the
millinery department OF the whole
sale establishments in the cities.
r. D. Anderson left Monday for
Minneapolis and La Crosse, Wis
where he will spend the coming ten
days on business.
@. d. Coons, who had been taking
treatment at the mud bath sanitarlim
at Shakopee, Mimi, returned home
last Thursday considerably relieved
from his rheumatic trouble, and in
hopes Of further Improvement.
Philip Lowthian, who is now a resi-
dent of Scobey, Mont. arrived last
week for a short visit with his father
and brothers. He is operating a farm
and reports that he harvested a good
crop of wheat there last year.
Jack Johnson, living a few mile
from Hartford, came to Milbank or
Wednesday morning with a load Of
hogs, but the storm caused him t.
remain in the city over night, as he
did not like the prospects OF bein,
forced to shovel a path home.
The laying Of the brick and granite
pieces in the new front Of the Masoni,
!, building was completed last week am
the work of installing the stairwa,
started. Tie new front has a splendi'
appearance and will be a credit t,
Main street.
Q Gccidcnt flour makes better breat
E Sold by Lloyd w. Thirsk.
The Erlandson & Johnson sale ha
been drawing people from consider
able distances considering the wealth
or and roads. They have beer givin,
rare bar1ains and it will pay anNon
i to look over their stock. Prices hav
been cut low to move goods.
II Arbie Cllristopherson, who wa
manager of the C;.'menson Clothin
store here until a short time ago, ha
accepted a position as travelling sales
= man for a St. Paul concern and lei
: for Montana last Friday after spend
t ing a few days here.
Mr.. L. n. Saunders returned las
week from a trip to st. Petersburg
Florida, where he and Mrs. Saunder
7 spent several weeks. The place j
one Of the most important winter re
sorts in Western Florida. having J:
winter population Of something lik'
10000, and a summer population o.
half that number. On the return riT
= Mrs. Saunders stopped off in Mime
o apclis to visit her mother for q short
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-02-22

SN4sl inch scratch pads, cut from
20 b. Monograph stock, blocked 100
sheets to the pad, for sale at Herald.
Advance office
The Appeal., 1922-07-08
July Clearing Sales
STARTS JULY 5th---ENDS JULY 18th


VALUES in apparel and homefurnshng that greatly increase
the buying power of every dollar offered the July Clear
ing Sales Every who takes full advantage of these op
pounes have much fuller wardrobe and attractive
home than she had anticipated and still keep we'll within her
budget To make this real merchandising occasion
the depleted stocks have been repenshed by special
purchases Of the seaonable apparel.
The Washington times., 1922-04-02
Il'r ] ClElI;I''.

M S4 n nieA 4 - iiehx bsssys
1ursf3 A4 ~ Sg ~ sell and sdd u ~ niIk,
& Atk r. - t - asape1h ssIt "A y sea-
HI u u r M ~ pu(f ~ aIt1 e11 x4lx y Nv ~
S als M ~ ts sJiA III
Il 16lx9 a tv1pss: add y ts1spoon butter ~ \ $50.
n x = 6 alk, VA s3< ent esefS su6iaF .
"a y X aAapEs
The Washington times., 1922-04-02
CHOCOLATE ROLL

Best egg yolks add cup sugar slowly and
tablespoons cold water Sift cup -four with ~ tea
spoons Royal Baking Powder and II teaspoon salt.
and add alternately with beaten egg whites Spread
very thin!y on long creased pan. Bake in moderate
oven about IS minutss- Turn out on damp cloth
sprinklsd with powdered tugn-trim hard edges;
spread with filling and roll in cloth while warm
When cool remove to plate and sprinkle with pow
dered sugar. For filing: scald " cup milk with ~
Squarss melted unsweetsned chocolate Thicken with
n cup Hour mixed with "a cup cold milk; add table
spoon butter. Bsat " cup sugar. egg and u tea
spoon salt together and add. Cook over hot water
until smooth md thick. Add II teaspoon vanilla and
spread
The Washington times., 1922-04-02
THREE-EGG ANGEL CAKE

T1REE-EGG ANGEL CAKE \
Mix well ana sift together four times cup sugar,
1t cups Aour teaspoon cream of tartar, teaspoons
Royal Baking Powder, md y teaspoon sale Add
q cup scsided milk very slowly. while still hot bsat-
I'M ccntinually: add tsaspoon almond ~ vanilla
oxts1ck mix well md fold = seg whites which h1Se
ncoa b6o4en until light T1tn in1e unsroGsed snctI
eo III and bake ii vssy slow oven Sbout Is mnutss.
nsnAcve ffcm cvsn; lnvsft pm md allow ~ stand
until eol4 icing I'D tsaspom Hattsr - table
apooua hof milk sn1 efadnally IA 11 curs eoafec-
t3oooes ouears ~ y te1spo1n v1ni1la ana opread.
(Uan ~ yc3ksSf ~ segs for Regal 8Unshfne caal
The Washington times., 1922-04-02
PINEAPPLE LAYER CAKE

cream " cup shortsning; add ~ cups sugar slow
ly; add beaten egg yolks. Sift together sN tea
spoons Royal Baking Powder teaspoon salt, and AZ
slsps 6clf md add altsrnatelywith cup milk add
tsspcon vanilla and fold in beaten egg whites For
61ling and icingPut cups confectioners sugar into
hc.l; add E eup milk and beat until smooth; add
canned pineapple; add teaspoon melted butter Spread
bstssn layers and sprinkle with small pieces pine
apple drained well spread icing top and sides Of
caks and add pieces Of the pineapple while icing Il
afi1l soft ----------
The Washington times., 1922-04-02
ROYAL DINNER ROLLS

Sift together cups -four, teaspoon salt, and s
teaspoons Royal Baking Powder Rub ii tablespoon
shortening; add IH cups milk and mix to smooth
dough; turn out on Toured board knead well to make
smooth. Cut dough into small pieces to make rolls
shout ~ inches long BY inches wide; form each
into smooth roll with square ends Plsee on gfesssd
psns far apart and stand in place 10 minutes.
Brush with butter; bake in very hot oven minutes,
nsh again with butter; bake minutes and sssvs hot
The Washington times., 1922-04-02
ROYAL CREAM LOAF CAKE


Cream " cup shortening VIII Ni<k cnp sufar;
add egg yoiks: add spo0n lsshpn sxtreck; A11
little at tims, H cnp MN snlk WI thFn 4xdB
cup -four sifted with " cup 1ornstarch md Co.
spoons Royaf Baking Powder HSld "A ! bsAtsn seg
witss md bake IN grssssd lsaf pan in 01sEaee 0rsa
about vs. mnntes MIKE frosfine ~ folloM1.pR nn.
beaten egg white into shallow dish MA grad0ay iB
cups eonfectioners sugar beating with wre whip until
of right constituency spread: add teaspoon vsnila
and spread On top and sides of eaks s3t sti
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-25

the guests of relatives and oii-tlme
friends of DR.. Hood.
Miss Emma Perry Becomes Bride
of Miami Man
Sunday afternoon In Ft Laudersiale
there occurred a wedding that ls of
much interest to many in Ocala where
the bride was born and raised q
young womanhoOd
Miss Emma Perry the second dauEh
ter of Mrs. Annie Perry was very
quietly married to Mr.. Fred McGloth.
lin, of Miami. The ceremony took
place in the Episcopal church. There
were present few OF the relatives
and few of her close friends sha
was married in her travelling suit
and shortly after the ceremony the
couple left in their car for a wedding
trip and upon their return 10 Miami
will make their home al the Oaks
The bride of this wedding was until
q few years ago one OF our most papu.
lar girls. She is the second daughter
OF Mrs. Annie Perry OF this city she
is a sweet and pretty girl aud her
Ocala friends join her other frlenas
in wishing for her much happiness.
The groom is originally from Ala
bama, but has for the past few years
made his home in Miami where BE- i
in business.
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-25

SON. viii spend part of the summer
X e''en Ridge. Mrs. Taylor returning
a@re in ,le fall ana Mrs. Gould's
usa eF remaining north.-Jackson-
vile journal.
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-25
Rsosrs neville wsaalno solemnlzea

al brilliant event of the season WAS
-. n.ffana ~ fW lnag Vivian
NesH1e lauehtes cf Mr ant Mrs.
George <esHle r Nf Robert rnrmaa
naeer u Coia. which was solem.
nna8 fera Thursday evening a. s
ashfk Is ae pfa aytsrian church
Res W ~ Creson pastor Of the
Fart ple erau church ~ ,his citv
oa.rmie8 snI rei tives erd scores If
fflenls al t.. eauf were Is attend.
aa
Tar zones er. carried oat
ia ewes nf He aaea nen.
Nne Nre p reau pink
anI
N fos sers naI la pra-
fasn e.laeE etr u'h. blossoms
anf 8aanIrea ~ 'nes ferns AMI
aaH liaia enc chaucei MAS sn
HHa fashfan. "a. vines aa1 a1wers
csc easnerisl ffen f4a center was
hassef ~ H.nk roses. heue1ta which
tAe CaaH.e Hood
waite fae guests aefs assembling
Mes Mam.e Ruth sanders sang I
fnFe Nnu Truly Miss Ala knight
Feudefine the piano accompaniment
anH Mrs James Melton. 81 Ocala.
aans 1fisr1eiuts because Miss Klb.
~ Nflmaall Of Tampa. accompani.
ea hf her sister Miss Alice McDon.
ah nianiai rendered Cavatina bv
re - a Wolfe soia
Al tha appointed hour ne bridal
eanf enfefsf the church 20 the
slans of lhe Bridal Chorus from
fahamrfn
Fha r.me bearer. Master Ted Rog.
era 81 usala. wearing white sult
enfsfef arsf carving the ring on a
NhHs afin eIiioa Entering the same
Nme hnf fram che opposite aisles
maa Sizes Louise Gramble. and Nr
Ia Wfnns rhes asrs fo,lowad
a. Ms Bessie lees ef 81 paf.r.strg
aaH Wf aHnaa nsstfa Then came
Hm Wsr nhi.s ans ST. Richard
Hnaa u.s.a followed s. Miss
MasaI Fa0aetf uf rsrahas.ea ana
Mm Ufa. lass Entering rav,
a Hls. psam knisr maid of honor
fmma ste.s nrssesspn era br.sa ana
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wore a siefnr. IA, ~ go,a ,aca a,a
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with sglver taee a,a vvor, no, 90
silver lace ,rimwea with 9rasn n,,ms
she wore silver slipaers and carried
basket OF old fashioned aoUers in
shades contrasting wttb her frock
Miss Dew v,as charm,ns, 4, oroh,d
silvertone tareta Wit hnink peorpette
hat, trimmed In ostrich and in silver
ribbon Her nowars wara old fash.
ioned flowers
Miss Marie cr,,,,h,. 100 =, inL
tafeta fashioned ON houYant lines
and she wora a ha, 90 o;,L ,,I,a
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-25

Nettie Camp. She will be here for
a couple OF weeks.
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-25

Miss Louise Rentz when she lived
in 0cala was one Of the most popular
girls of the town so now that she has
arrived for visit every one is de-
lighted to see her. She is at present
the house guest of Miss Agnes Bur
ford. and later will yisil with Miss
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-25

Miss Marion Hunter is spending a
few weeks in Jacksonville visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Sam Rawls, and her cous-
ins, Misses Ruth. Alene and Frances
Rawls
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-25

Friends Of Ms. Tom Gould, Jr.,
tAary Bsnam Taylor) will be inter
ested TO learn that she is living in
Glen Ridge. n. j., where she and Mr..
Gould have purchased home. Her
mother, Mrs. A. X Taylor, and Mrs.
Goald's little daughter. Jane New
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-25

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mason have re-
turned to their home in Tampa after
spending q few days in Ocala with
relatives. Little Miss Susan Stovall.
who accompanied them will remain
for q longer visit.
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-25

Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Harris spent
last Saturday most delightfully."- in
Ashevilla, motoring up from Hender-
sonville with Mr. D. E. McIver for
The day.
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-25
House Party At Tldewater

rouse Party az TideWater
A jolly party OF Ocalas young -
ciety girls and boys will 60 20 Tide
water to attend house party given
by Mrs. H. r. Swartz in compliment
to her son, Mr. George Swartz anf
his house guest. Mr. Robert Everett
of New Hampshire. They are expect.
ing to have one of the most wonder.
full times of their lives and as Mrs
Swartz has the reputation of being e
most delightful hostess there wnl
not be dull moment during the time
of the house party.
Those going from Ocala are the
Misses Ethel and Elizabeth Horna
and their guests Miss Lucille Glssen.
daner and Hazel Padgett. and Miss
Loureen Spencer and Robert niom-
ers. They will be joined there -
Mr.. Paul Brinson OF Gainesvilie ana
Mr.. Russell Borden.
Mrs. Davidson after a visit % some
length in Ocala at the home of 49,
daughter. Mrs. Annie Long. On ~
tula street left Tuesday for 81. Peters.
burg where she will be the guest ~
her son. Mr. James Davidson
Mrs. Jones (LOu Moody % Les.
burg was a pleasant visitor % Ocaia
Tuesday and was the guest ~ friends
sss
Mrs. R. T. Birdsey and children. who
have been in Ocala Tor some tine
with Mrs. Birdsey's mother. Mra H
A. Ford. left last week Tor Tybee
Beach. Ca. for a short stay before ~
turning to their home IN Macon
Miss Ruth Payne returned a. ber
home In Jacksonville sunday nisal
after spending a few days ln oeala
and at Lake Weir. the guest 81 nlss
Nettie Camp and Of Miss Anuie Ne
Kay.
Mr. Clarence Camp q sxperfaa
home tomorrow afternoon from =
three weeks visit Ia Ashesil.e. = a.
with his brother. Mr. JACK camp aa6
family at their summer home there
While in Asheville Mr Camp piara8
in the annual invitation gulf tnnrna
ment on the links % the AshefHle
Country Club last week en- In fna
first annual invitation saif toarnananI
on che new Blltmore Countrg cIah
links this week
Mrs II. S. MinshsH ana laueffef
Natalie. vino have been eaIat sac a
very pleasant stay of 8 Canf ~
weeks at Dayiona Beaea hafs fslafn.
ed home
Wednesday evening Mfs "a
Withers very pleasantly faffsLaIae4
the members of the "a clnh aal S
few additional friends al fhe1 aals
meeting for a game of iaeea
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Waterman and
little daughter, Leta, and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Gerig will leave the first of Sep
tember for two weeks stay at Day
tona Beach They will make the trip
in the Waterman car. Before return
ing home Mr. and Mrs. Waterman and
daughter will also visit relatives in
Jacksonville.
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-25

Mrs H. s Minshan anl dsuatasf
Natalie. vino have been ealei laE
very pleasant stay of Csnf 81
weeks at Daytona Beaea base relafn
ed home
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-25

Miss Ruth Payne returned - ber
home In Jacksonville sunday nisal
after spending a few days Ia oealA
and at Lake Weir. the guest of nlss
Nettie Camp and OF Miss Aanle Mae.
Kay.
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-25

Wednesday evening Mfs a. M
Withers very pleasantly fnfesLs.ae1
the members of the "a clah aa1 s
few additional frienfs ai fae8 aesals
meeting for a game cf arfa
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-25

the guests of relatives and oii-tlms
friends of DR.. Hood
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-25

Rev. and Mrs. w. F. Creson and
children expect to leave the first CT
September for Augusta Ga, where
they will spend the next few weeks
the guests Of relatives.
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-25

Mr. ami Mrs. II. 4 Davies and little
daughter, Lucy, who have been spend
ing. some cine in the mountains have
raE aEHrned TO their home in Ocala.