The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-05-22
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daughter Alice and Harry Jones took
an auto trip to Orlando last week tc
visit their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Proctor and family. Aside frcm the
dust which was every where plenti
full they had very pleasant trip.
Mr.. Herman R. Bishee who has
spent the winter with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Sias left
for the north Wednesday morning
He goes from Jacksonville on the
Merchants and Miners line to Boston
where he will spend some time visit
ing relatives before he goes to his
home in Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nelson spent
Sunday with their cousins Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. FAINT, Jr., at the still"
! The ladies of the Civic League gave
a picnic supper at the home of Mr..
Mrs. Adam Hafner, to which the hon
orary members were invited. After a
! very satisfying repast, delightful
evening was spent at cards. Mrs Ell
len F. Bush was the guest of honor.
Miss Lorena Freeman returned on
Sunday from three weeks visit with
/ friends and relatives and reports a
very enjoyable vacation. Miss Free
man is very popular young lady and
! her many friends are glad to have her
at home again. Her young sister,
Miss Ethel, accompanied her on the
trip.
A very happy time was spent at Ho-
tel Marion Saturday evening by the
civic league and its friends. Ice cream,
and cake was served on the lawn,
which was lighted with lanterns and
presented a pretty scene. The young
folks and some of the older ones ap-
preciated the change in the weather,
which made dancing a pleasure. 9th
ers spent the time playing whist and
chatting with their neighbors The
treasurer of the society, Mrs Frank
Haviland, has been very anxious to
deposit 5000 in the name of the league
before leaving for the north. She
will now be able to do that, and have
little working capital besides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sands Haviland took
trip to Ocala Tuesday, combining
business and pleasure. Wednesday,
fhav uopt ~ fbnir o0fto0a o% Sro;+I,
Lake to remain the rest of the week,
then will spend week at their home
here before leaving for their summer
home in New York.
Still they go! Last Thursday, the
14th, witnessed the departure of Mr.
A. A. Bogart, brother of Mrs. Mary c.
Ridge, who goes to Kansas to visit
his children; Mr.. L. w. Cowles, whom
everybody knows, took a through
train to his Connecticut home, and
Mrss. Sam Millican, who goes to the
Carolinas to be with her husband. Mr..
and Mrs. William c. Doolittle, VINO
have been coming here for many
years, have completed another sea-
sson, and we trust they may De able
to spend many more with us They
left Thursday also, but stopped over
in Jacksonville and took the same
Clyde Line boat that Mr.. and Mrs. w.
s. Cogswell took by leaving on the
early train Friday morning. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cogswen are also winter resi-
dents of long standing, and are very
popular with all the "old timers" Mr.
and Mrs. Edward White, with their
little graddaughters, Margaret and
May, left for their home in Pittsburg,
Pa, Friday. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
White are in much better health than
when they came to Belleview in the
fall.
Nearly every man, woman and
child knows and admires Mrs. Ellen
F. Bush, who has made the City of
Oaks her winter home for so many
years, and regret her departure, which
took place Wednesday, afternoon.
Many of her friends were at the sta
ton to give her good "send off," and
wish her safe and pleasant trip. Mrs.
Bush sails from Savannah to Boston
on the Savannah Line; from there she
VIII go to Quincy, Mass, where she
makes her summer home with al
niece. Since she "broke up house
keeping" in Belleview, she has spent
her winters with Mr. and Mrs. o. M.
Gale.
The thimble party, under the aus
plces of the Ladies' Aaid of the M. E.
church, met at the home of Mrs. Gale
on Tuesday afternoon, May 10Th. Six
teen ladies were present and their fin
gers were busy sewing, crocheting
and making tatting. 1t was the last
gathering 0f fbo +bok NTrc