The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-06-26
VOLUME 4S, NUMBER So
BELLEvlEW

Special Cor. OCaIa Banner:
Prof A. B. Conner, who is attend
ing the summer school fer teachers
at Gainesville, spent the weekend in
town, finishing up some business per-
tanning to the packing house.
Mr.. o. NJ. Gale is slowly convalesc-
ing and is now able to sit up few
minutes at a time, and his friends are
hoping that they will soon see him
on the streets. He is considering the
advisability of going to his old home
in Newport, Vermont, to recuperate,
as he is having many urgent invita-
tons from his parents. brothers and
sisters. The change would surely be
very beneficial.
Mrs. Henry Weaver arrived home
Sunday morning, after very tedious
trip from Pennsylvania. She was in
a railroad wreck m Virginia, which
detained her twelve hours; received
some slight injuries, but nothing Sc
rious. Her friends and neighbors ex-
tend her a hearty welcome hoTe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Freeman spent
Sunday with relatives in Shady.
Mrs. Reese, an elderly lady. who
lives alone in her little home next TO
Prof Connor's, had a bad fall recent
ly. Her life is very lonely one, as
she understands very little of the En-
glish language, being German. with
no one near who can talk with her.
Mrs. Annie Brown and son, Monroe,
left last Thursday for her old home
in Alabama. She expects to remain
the greater part of the summer.
Mr.. Virgil d. p. Pratt is enjoying
an extended vacation at his home. He
has been very closely confined in the
hotel business for number of years
in Jacksonville, but is very fond of
Belleview, and hopes some day to be
able to stay here altogether.
Miss Ruth Whittier, who is train
ed nurse, is spending her vacation
with her parents, Rev. and MI j. True
Whittier, and with her sister, Mrs
James Nelson.
Mr.. John D. Lyles spent Sunday
here with relatives. Mr.. Lyles, a for
mer Belleview boy, has been in Dun.
Mellon for the past two years, where
he has a very good position.
Mrs. Joseph M1rlsom left Monday
for her summer home in Short Beach,
Conn. She expected to sail Tuesday
on the Clyde Line steamer Mohawk.
We trust the early fan will see her
back in her coy little home in the
''City of Oaks"
Mrs. A. B. Conner and two children
left on June 18th for Darlington, s.
c.. where they will spend the sum-
mer with her parents. Mr.. Conner
accompanied them as far as Jackson.
vile.
Mrs. William Nilsson, who has
been spending the past few days here
to her home at st. Cloud Monday.
The ice cream social at the Marion
Hotel Saturday evening, given by the
Civic League, was, as usual, much en-
joyed by those present At the regu-
lar meeting of the league on Tuesday
1t was decided to hold the socials on
Thursday evenings hereafter, as Sat
urday is always busy day.
The Belleview ball team played
with the Gambler club on the Ottawa
ha grounds. Score, rs to 10, in favor
OF our home boys.
Miss Elsie Reinohl. former teach
er here, arrived last Saturday on a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. James Nelson.
She, spent the day Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Nelson, at the Havi-
land cottage, on Smith Lake.
Mrs. Dana has rented her home to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown, and has
gone to Massachusetts for the sum-
mer, where she has accepted the po-
s1tion of companion to a wealthy
Springfield lady.
Mrs. Lulu Dudley was in wildwood
few days recently, helping to care
for her sisters child, who was quite
Ill.