The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-01-16
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tale DOyS came nome fTludy dlleI
noon with Mr.. Frank Haviland in his
'Pullman.' He also took them back
day morning. They have been fortu
nate in securing Mr.. Havilands ser
vices for their trips to and from
school this winter.
The free will Offering social is to
be repeated on Fridays evening, Lanu
airy 23rd, at the town hall, so that all
our public spirited citizens who were
kept away by the storm on the night
of the End may have the OppOrtunity
Of adding their mite to the cOntribu
ton BOX, and also to enjoy the enter
tainmcnt and promenade. Those who
braved the storm that evening had
such good time that they will sure
" be on hand for the repetition.
Mr. Folkc Siolberg. who has been
visiting relatives in Chicago the past
three weeks returned Saturday and
has resumed work for Gale and Knott.
He had an opportunity to work in the
windy city" but decided there vas
no place like Belleview-it is possible
there was some other attraction.
Miss Frank f. Bosworth of Eagle
Bridge, y. Y, niece OF Miss Sarah
BoswOrth with whom she spent last
winter is expected Friday afternoon,
She will occupy the Bush apartment
in the Wendell house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W. White and
little granddaughter Margaret and
May arrived Friday afternoon and are
occupying their pleasant home on
West Front street.
Mr.. Geo Blakeslee of New Haven,
Conn, is stopping at Hotel Marion,
having come to town Saturday. II
seasons past he ard his wife were
visitors here, boarding at 0. NJ. Gales,
later they built a home at New
Smyrna Mr.. Blakeslee always liked
Belleview better and now that he is
alone decided to rent his place there
and spend the winter among his for
mer friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Gray who have
rented the Lee place are building
them q home on the Lake Weir road
two miles from town. They have their
auto here so can easily go to and from
their work.
No doubt many Of our young people
remember Mr. Robert Pratt who
visited his parents here Mr.. and Mrs.
L. D. P. Pratt few years ago. Word
was recently received that he had
been made the happy father OF 4
bouncing boy January 18th.
Mrs. Adam Hatner is making great
preparations to show the public her
family album" The event will take
place at the Town Hall under the
Library association Watch for the
date.
The carpenters who have been
rushing the work on Mr. Beardsley's
little bungalow along so finely are
taking a little rest waiting for the
plaster to dry so they may complete
the work
We are much pleased to announce
that Belleview is once mort to boast
of doctor in town. DR.. Semonds of
Spokane, Washington, who came here
during Christmas holidays to visit
his sister Mrs. G.. H. Haines has been
to Tampa to take the necessary ex-
animation and having passed through
the ordeal satisfactorily has decided
to settle among us. He has rented the
rear Of the Masonic Block and will
have it prepared for an office.
A good many in the village have
been having very bad colds. Among
those who have been obliged to re.
main indoors are Mrs. l.. l.. Hopkins,
Mrs. l. F. Haveland and Mrs. ]. C.
Sullivan all are now on the road to
Wellvill, but Mrs. Hopkins was
seriously Ill for a number of days
with DR.. Henry in attendance.
Mr.. Glen Merrill who spent a part
of last winter here is now with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs viii Merrill, !
giving them a complete surprise by
his arrival Saturday. Since leaving
here in the spring he has been in
Kan.
Miss Flossie Evans is keeping
house for her father at present as she |
has been obliged to leave school on
account of i'll health.
Raymond Gale is home from school
nursing a bad cold.
Among our town people who spent |
Saturday in Ocala were Miss Lorenna
Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Sias,
MIR. J. D. Harrel and Prof. A. B. Con.
nor. All making the trip with Mr.. |