The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-01-23
BELLEViEW

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though Mrs. Bates was born "befo' de
wah,' she is the "iolliesc girl in
town, and ona Of +he youngest. She
is very pleasantly located at Mrs.
Sam Williams a!:d takes her meals
at Hotel Marion
Mr. and Mrs. c. p. Austin of the
Pine Tree STATE, arrived Tuesday.
They are occupying the same rooms
they had last season at tie Skinner
residence, and take their meals at
Happy Harbor.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union held a special service on
Thursday afternoon at the Methodist
church, at which time a splendidly
prepared program was rendered.
Mr.. and Miss Oakley, who will be
pleasantly remembered as occupants
of the Butterworth bungalow last
year, arrived Wednesday. They were
so we'll pleased with the place that
they have rented it again for the
present season.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ.
E. church held one of their delight
full thimble parties at the home of
Mrs. Harry Weaver Tuesday after
noon.
The engagement of Miss Ruth Per-
ry and Mr.. Walter Nelson has recent
ly been announced, and the wedding
is set for April. Mr.. Nelson is 4
very promising young man, and car
ries on thriving business in com
pany with his father, and he is to be
congratulated on winning the affec-
tions of such charming yourg lady.
Miss Perry came to BellevieW in the
fall with her mother, and during her
short stay here has won many
friends. Her northern home is in
New Haven, Conn.
Don't forget the free will offering
social, or the contribution box
(small favors thankfully received;
larger ones in proportion) at the
town hall Friday evening. Although
this is a repetition of the social held
two weeks ago, the program is new,
and as the proceeds are for good OBJ
ject--the repair of the hall-it is hop
ed that there will be a good attend
ance. AS the young men of the So
cial club have arranged dance for
the same evening the entertainment
will begin at an early hour, sever
O'Clock, so that those interested in
both will have an opportunity to lis
ten to the program before the dancing
begins.
Mr.. ]. Carter is completing ar
engagements for a new house, to be
built at Weirsdale. We regret eX-
ceedingly that Mr.. Carriers work
takes him away from Belleview, as
we dislike to lose such a good citizen.
His family also will be greatly miss
ed
The Library Association will give
an entertainment at the town hall Fri
day evening, January 30th. A very
pleasing program will be carried out.
The principal feature will be the eX-
hibition of the Family Album" by
Mrs. Adam Hafner. A large attend
ance is expected, as there are very
few families in town who are not in
terested in the prosperity of our eX-
cellent little library.
A very enjoyable evening was pass
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l. r.
Hayiland, StetsOn avenue, on Janu
airy 10th. The game of the evening
was pinochle, after which dainty re-
freshments were served. Those pres
ent were NJ. and Mrs. Adam Hafner,
Judge and Mrs Hopkins, Mrs. Ellen
Bush, Mrs Fl. NJ. Perry, Mrs Susan
Parmelee, Miss Ruth Perry. Mr.. and
Mrs, T. f. Dorothy, Mr. w. w. Cowles
and Walter Nelson, and the host and
hostess Before the party adjourned
a pinochle club for the winter was
formed. It will be known as the B.
P. c., and will meet each Monday
night, commencing on the Goth, at the
home of Judge and Mrs. Hopkins.
The season will close on the night of
April Is, after which the club will
have a picnic at Smith Lake. The
names of Mrs. c. B. Bates and Mr..
Colby Wellington were added as mem
bers, making sixteen in all. Sides
were chosen as follows: Captains,
Mrs. Frank Haviland and Judge Hop
kins. Mrs. Haviland's players are
Mrs. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. Dorothy,
Mrs. Parmelee, Mrs. Bates, Mr.. Nell
rox, ana Ar WalIin oton IudRa Hon