The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-12-12


Mr.. Herman r. Bisbee after a De.
nghtlul trip from Boston on the Mer-
chan a Miners line Is with relatives /
AZ "The Oasis Mr. Bisbee's home Is
In North Vermont on the shores Of
Lake Memphremagog.
Al the annual meeting of the lib
rary associa,lonn Miss Sarah Bos-
worth vas reelected librarian with
Miss Ethel Robinson as assistant.
The trees on the library lot have
been much improved In appearance
~ being trimmed and having a large
quantity Of the moss taken from them
n Il 70 be regretted that more Of the
trees IN town cannot have the same
treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Hafner have
addeded greatly 70 the interior Of
their friends.
Mr.. o. 3. shade Of Jacksonville
spent the week end with Mr. Walker
Nelson.
Mrs. Helen c. Northey. a former
resident. came down from Jackson
Vile 20 attend the masquerade and In
sfdentally visit her daughter, Mrs.
Nellie Pratt. Mrs. Northey's cos
tume-that OF a red cross nurse
vas very attractive.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Car
Ter was gladdened Friday by the ar
rival Of a little daughter. May she
have a long and happy life.
The Belleview Workers met as
usual on Thursday afternoon The at
tendance this winter is very good and
there are many new members-all
seemingly much interested In the
work. The annual sale and supper
win be held al the Town Hall on the
afternoon and evening of December
18th. Many fancy and useful articles
euitabie for Christmas presents may
ne purchased al a reasonable price.
n IA needless 20 advertise the supper
"A everyone knows they get more
supper asTAoIN CMFwYPCMFWYP
for their money C15 cents) at Bel
leview Workers supper than any
where else.
The w. C. T. u. met with Mrs. Louis
weihe Tuesday afternoon. An III
teresting program was carried out
although the attendance was small.
The cause is one OF the noblest and
each member should make an effort
TO be present at these monthly meet
ings.
Mrs. Susie e. Parmelee Of Bridge
port, CT, Is a recent arrival in the
"City Of Oaks" and is making her
home at Judge Hopkins Mrs. Parm-
elee is a sister OF Mrs. Hopkins and
she has come to stay If Florida is
good to her.
Prof. A. B. Conner attended the
Marion county teachers association
Saturday and came home as the presi-
dent of the same. No doubt he Will
be the means of the association do
ing even better work than it has IN
the past.
Mrs. Summers mother, Mrs. Ethe-
ridge who has been spending a mum
Der of months with her daughter re-
turned to her home in Parish last
week leaving Mrs. Summer and the
baby. Virginia Fay, in the best OF
health.
Messrs. J. F.. Anderson of Idaho,
Mitchell of Boston and Titus OF Cali
fornia have been enjoying the good
table" at Hotel Marion. MIR. Titus
recently rented the Wolf place on the
Lake Weir road and has taken pos
session.
Among our people who enjoyed the
hospitality of the Marion Sunday were
Mrs. Virginia Wilkinson, Miss Ger
trude Turner and Mr.. Walter Nelson.
The little Red Cottage again shows
signs of life andMrs. Sullivan's many
friends are glad to have her home
once more.
Rev. J. r. Kirby will preach at the
BAPTIST church Sunday morning and
officiate at the wedding of Miss Jose
phine Pitcher and Mr.. John ]. NC
Donald which will take place at the
church at IL o'clock.
Mrs. Lansford, of Wildwood and
two little daughters visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick last
week and attended the masquerade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weaver and
Mr.. James Freeman were business
callers in Ocala Tuesday.
Mrs. Perry, the genial hostess of
Hotel Marion, is planning to give the
young people a good time Christmas
night. Nothing pleases them so much
as a dance.
The masquerade promenade, under
the auspices of the Belleview Work