The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-02-24
ANTHONY

AnLnOny, L eD. IZ.-Mr. w. -. Snrl-
ner left last week for his home in In
diana after a pleasant visit with his
brother, Prof. C. H. Shriner, and
family.
Miss Mary Lizzie Stay arrived
home Wednesday from Orlando, where
she spent several months.
Miss Mabel Turner spent several
days in Ocala last week, the guest of
Mrs. Reginald Ragsdale,
Mrs. J. H. Talton and son, Mr.. ].
A. Talton, returned home Sunday
from a visit to relatives in Apopka.
Mr.. C. W. Lafferty, who is staying
at Evinston, spent Sunday with his
family here.
Mr.. B. K. Padgett is in Norfolk,
Va, on a business trip.
Mr.. w. S. Barksdale, who has been
Is. A. L. agent here for the past few
months, left Sunday for Bradentown.
Mr.. J. D. Strange of Wildwood has
taken Mr.. Barksdale's place. Mr..
and Mrs. Strange arrived in Anthony
Thursday.
Mr.. E. H. Swain is greatly enjoying
visit from Rev. Jackson of Indiana,
who was a friend Of his boyhood and
army. days.
The many friends of Mr.. Will Gro
colt were sorry to learn of his acct
dent in Jacksonville Friday. While
out walking he was picked up by two
men in a car, taken seven miles from
Jacksonville, knocked in the head and
robbed of a diamond ring, watch, a
good suit of clothes and hat. He
has recovered from the injuries re-
ceived.
Mrs. R. A. Baskin is improving
from few days illness.
Mrs. w. V. Knott, who has been
visiting in Ocala, came out to An
thony Friday, accompanied by Mrs.
Annie Stroud, to see their old friends,
Mrs. E. W. Boyd, and family.
Mr.. G. K. Keeney had the misfor-
tune to fall from the loft in his barn
Friday, but we are glad to say he was
able to entertain a large birthday
party of his friends and relatives Sun
day.
/ Mr.. W. B. Milligan has received the
news of the marriage of his son
Ralph, in Southern California. A
number of years ago Ralph enlisted il
the coast artillery. Later he went tt
France and was in some Of the heav'
lest battles and has many interesting
things to relate. He returned to the
United States after the armistice ane
was sent to California. Some time
. later he received his discharge, bu1
remained in California. Ralph ha:
spent most of his life in Anthony, i:
a splendid young man of sterling
, qualities and has hosts of friends
here who join the writer in wishing
him and his bride every happiness
| through life.
Miss Maude Brown very delightful
~ entertained at her home on Frida,
: evening. Greeting the guests as the.
4 arrived were the hostess and Mis-
Anna Lou Souter. Miss Brown wa
: charming is a navy embroidered can
ton crepe dress. The living room an
dining room were opened en- suite an
D were beautifully decorated in the ma
tional coolrs. In the dining roor
? tables were arranged for cards, an
;. during the evening many interestin
i games of rock were enjoyed, at tn
e conclusion of which a delicious frui
s salad with saltines and coffee wa
4 served. Others assisting the hostes
in entertaining were her mother, Mr.
! George Brown, Mrs. G. w. Pasteu
and Mrs. H. w. Hoffman. The part
e was most informal and about fort
5 guests were present. The out of tow
Y guests were Miss Marie Robertson
r Mr.. Marion Lummus and Mr.. Harol
s Smith, of Ocala.
r! Miss Beulah Morrison, assisted b
o Mrs. C. A. Harrison, entertained hs
= music class with a valentine part
n one evening last week. Master Field.