The Ocala banner., 1922-08-18
Daughter CT late Col. Watterson
Weis Jacksonville Man

ana Mr. cambridge Richardson, Of
Jacksonville, Fla, at Mansfield, the
Watterson home, Tuesday, August s.
Mrs. Richardson is the daughter
OF the late Col Henry Watterson, af-
fectionately known throughout the
country, as "3farse Henry" one Of
the foremcsi journalists OF Ameri-
ca, and MIS- UatterscE. Col. Wat
terson died in Jacksonville last De-
cember and his daughter spent most
OF the winter in Jacksonville.
Mr.. Richardson is a prominent real
estate man of Jacksonville.
Date Set for Leavengood-
Price Nuptials
The twelfth day of September has
been chosen by Miss Mildred Price
and Mr.. Hansel Leayengood for their
wedding day.
Their wedding will be very quiet
event taking place at the home of the
bride at Casey, I'll.
After their wedding trip Mr..
Leavengood and his bride will make
their home at the Tarver residence on
Fcrt King Avenue in this city.
Miss Emma Perry who has been
spending the past few weeks in Ocala
with her sister, Mrs. Bert Dosh, has
returned to her home in Miami. The
Dickey bird is singing about Miss Per
ry. Her Ocala friends were delighted
to see her again and regret that her
visit was so short.
Miss Nellie Etevens returned home
SalurdaMy from visit to her brother,
Mr. H. C. Stevens and family at Lake
land.
Mrs. Mary Bogie, of Barlow, and
her daughter, Mrs Sam Poole ella
8Ogie) Of Palatka, formerly of this
city, are spending several weeks at
Crescent Beach
Mrs. Coniber and daughters, Misses
Florence and Helen Coniber, of Lake
land have just completed a delight
| ful visit with Mrs. John g. Kellum in
Tallahassee. One OF the most beauti-
fUl affairs of the summer season in
Tallahassee was a reception given in
their honor by Mrs Kellum.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Lloyd left
Monday morning for their home in
Jacksonville remaining over Sunday
to attend the funeral of the late Mrs.
B. A. Weathers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A. Sheppard
left Chicago yesterday in their car en-
route to New York city. They will
be Joined in New York Tuesday morn.
ing by their son, Harris Powers and
their niece, Frances Clark, of this
city after which they will go to
Springfield, Mass. to spend a few
days with Mr.. Shepherds mother.
Mrs. Mary Shepherd, after which they
will go back to Chicago stopping at
number of interesting sizes on their
way back home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Brown, of Mi
ami, whe are well known in this city,
an now pleasantly located in Hender-
sonville, n c., for the balance of the
summer.
James Gilmore, who has been TAX
ing business course in the city, has
returned to his home in Ocala. Mr..
Gilmore is connected with the Ocala
National Bank.-Gainesville News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Camp who have
been spending the summer at their
summer Eome in Asheville, N. c., will
close their house the first Of Septem-
ber and accompanied by their three
soas will go to Oyster Bay. Long
Island, to spend September with Mr..
Camps brother-inlaw and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. G.. +. Armstrong.
sss
Miss Marguerite Sexton left Thurs.
day for Newberry where she will
spend the next few days with her
cousin. Miss Margaret Cochrane.
Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Murray and
daughter. Elizabeth will leave early
tomorrow morning for New York.
They go to consult a specialist in re.
gard to Mr. Murray, who has not been
well for some time. His host OF Ocala
friends are hoping that the trip will
be OF great benefit to him and that he
will return home fully recovered.
Mrs. Louis Pillans and two children,
Cora May and Ethel Fair, who have
been enjoying a stay of couple of
weeks at Daytona Beach. have re-