The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-10-16
1ELLEvIEW NEWS

Don't forget the ice cream social
and promenade at the town hall this
evening There will be a short pro-
gram consisting of music and read
ings after which there will be a prom
enade. The famous "0asis" Ice
cream will be served throughout the
evening. No admission. Everybody
welcome.
Mr.. Edward Roman has purchased
from Mr.. ]. A. Freeman his three acre
lot north of his residence and has al
ready commenced to remodle the
shop thereon II is TO be converted
into a coy little cottage. Mr.. II. w.
Weaver having charge of the work.
Judge L. L. Hopkins has been in
very poor health for the past three
weeks but at the present writing he
is on the gain and we trust he may
soon be restored to his usual vigor-
Gus health.
Mr.. ]. w. FAINT, Jr., who for some
time has been one Of the head men at
the still has recently opened a wood
yard in Ocala but will continue to
make his home in Belleview for the
present We wish him the best sue
cess in his new venture.
Mrs. VIM. Seesee, who has been
spending a number of weeks with
with friends and relatives in Mime
sofa and Ohio returned to her home
Saturday.
Mrs. Sue Parmelee, who has made
our little village brighter by her pres
ence the past year has decided that
home in the Nutmeg state is the
only place that has any charms for
her and she has arranged to sail from
Jacksonville on the Both. The many
friends she has made during her stay
here, especially the members of the
civic league will be sorry indeed TO
see her go, but all unite In wishing
her a pleasant voyage and comfort
and happiness in her new home which
she will make in the city where she
has lived for many years. Bridgeport.
Conn
Mrs. w. T. Eveans and Miss Ethel
A. Robinson spent the weekend here
in their respective homes.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
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residents of Belleview for many years
are rejoicing in their return, which
occurred Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Bogart, Familiarity known as
"Uncle Alf," who has been spending
the summer in his old home In Kan
.sas returned Thursday, he was met
at the station by a number of his
friends who welcomed him back.
While here he makes his home with
his sister, Mrs. Mary J. Ridge.
The Belleview Workers have re-
sumed their meetings which were sus-
pended during the summer months.
1t is hoped that all members will re-
member the day-Thursday-and
come prepared to begin the seasons
work with good will after their long
vacation
Misses Louise and Florence Bur-
CESS who remained with Mrs. James
Sledd during the summer have joined
their mother in their old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Freeman spent
Saturday and Sunday with their son,
Zeb in Shady.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Sullivan made business
trip to Ocala Monday and Mrs. l.. l..
Hopkins and Miss Gertrude Turner
drove up Wednesday intent on per-
suading a. few more of the ocala bust
ness men to advertise in the civic
league cook book which is nearly
ready for publication. Their success
up to the present time has been most
satisfactory.
October Sth., Cleaning UP" day
was one worthy of note. An army Of
workers were mustered "soon" In the
morning armed with their hoes and
rakes and If the appetites they
, brought to the town hall Off din
ner were any sign of their hard work
! it is safe to say that every man did
| his duty-he surely did to the abund-