The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-11-24
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Mr. and Mrs. James Smithern are
taking in the fair at Ocala
Mrs. Lillian Fausett was taken Sc
riously i'll at the home of her sister,
! Mrs. George Proctor, Sunday. Doc
tors Henry and Slaughter were called
and hire condition was so alarming
that her mother, sister and brother
of Orlando arrived Monday night. We
regret to hear of no improvement up
! to the present time, and she was TAX
en- to the Ocala hospital by DR..
Slaughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. c. Gale return
ed on Tuesday to their northern home
after a short visit with o. NJ. Gale
and family.
Mr. Reeves passed away Sunday
night after several days illness. He
was an old soldier Of an Iowa regi-
ment His body was laid to rest in
the Belleview cemetery Monday aft
ernoon, being borne to the grave by
six soldiers. The deceased lived a
very quiet, secluded life with a brolh-
er, being the only relative left that
he knew Of Several friends gathered
at the church and accompanied the
remains to its last resting place. The
sympathy of everyone goes out to the
brother, who is very much afflicted
with rheumatism and heart broken
over the loss of his brother, who was
so faithful in caring for him.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Adj
ans are sorry to learn that they are
soon to return to their Ohio home.
They have rented their house, fur
nished, to j. D. Lyles and sister, who
will occupy the same when they move
out
Mrs. Louise n. Shedd was called to
Aiken, S. c., Monday by the sudden
death of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Her
bert Nolan.
Mr.. o. B. Seas expectes to move
into his tenement house today, and
will soon have the lower story in
shape for business.
Mrs. Ellen F. Bush arrived from
Quincy, Mass, on Friday, and is
boarding with Mrs. Gale. Mrs. Bush
has spent many winters here and 81
ways receives a warm welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM c. Doolittle, reg
ular winter residents of this place,
arrived on Friday, after having spent
a pleasant summer at their home at
Short Beach, Conn. Their many
friends are always glad to see them.
The cemetery improvement associa-
tion will give literary and musical
entertainment at the town hall on
Thanksgiving evening. The proceeds
will be used in caring for and beauti-
flying the cemetery. Everybody come
Mrs. Arthur Brown of Manatee
spent Saturday with Mrs. NJ. j. Ridge
and Mrs Gale Mrs. Brown was en-
route home from attending the Wo
mans Club meeting in Jacksonville,
and just stopped over tor view old
scenes and faces. She was resident
of Belleview some fifteen years ago.
We are glad to know Mrs. Hopkins
has steadily improved since her re
cent operation in the hospital. We
trust that she will soon be in her us
ual good health
Mrs. Adams is attending the state
w. C. T. U. convention in Tampa this
week as a delegate from the Belle
view union.
Prof Richards is to give Friday as
Fair Day." and all the children plan
to take in the fair Why can't the di
rectors allow school children hall
fare? There may be some who can
not afford the price.
The Gale boys had very narrow
escape from being seriously hurt last
week. While returning from schoo
one afternoon the horse they were
driving became badly frightened al
two motorcycles, ridden by careless
riders. They were running at an IN
lawful speed, without lights, and die
not even stop to see if the boys were
killed. The line broke, causing the
horse to overturn the surrey throwing
both boys out, Raymond badly sprin
ing his wrist and Frank receiving
cut Just above the temple. A pass
ing colored boy caught the horse an(
the boys were soon on their way.