The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-04-10
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uastor Rev John n. Kirby. In the
evening from $3.50 TO 1880 mission.
~ program OF songs and recitatIons
win be given. Preaching at 1880 by
the pasotr. There win be special
muslc a. both morning and evening
services. A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended 70 all the people Of Belleyiew
and vicinity to be present.
on Saturday the combined Sunday
schools viii meet on the banks of
beautiful Lake Lillian and enjoy an
erw hunt These annual institutions
are looked forwards 20 with much
pleasure by IN eyoung people.
Mr. ]. A. Post Of Wichita, Kans.,
uho came 10 town accompanied by
his family a couple OF weeks ago has
rented the Lee house and taken pos
session. They were seeking a health
ful place IN the sunny South" on &C.
count OF the i'll health OF one OF the
children and hearing OF all the ad-
vaniages OF the City OF Oaks decided
20 come here. making a wise choice.
The "Beau Brummel" of our fair
city has departed for his northern
home leaving many sorrowing hearts
behind him. Mr. Geo. r. Bailey and
Ms sister Mrs. Sadie Van Horn were
given a royal send OF by a large
number Of their friends who had
gathered az the station 10 say fare
well They were 20 make a short visit
IN Orlando. from there were going 10
Sd. Petersburg. then 20 Tampa where
they would take a boat for Mobile.
Ala. from there viii go by easy stages
20 their home in Rock Island. Ill.,.
where Mr. Bailey has large business
interests. Ne trust they will return
early in the fall as they viii be great
" missed by their many friends and
relatives.
Invitations have been issued this
week for the wedding of Miss Ruth
Mildred Perry and Mr.. James Walter
Nelson a very popular young couple
as was demonstrated last Friday
evening BY the bountiful shower
whlch nearly overwhelmed them. The
wedding Is 20 take place at the tenn
porary home OF the bride. Hotel
Marion on April %. Her northern
home Is In New Haven. Conn. where
her father IN a prominent business
man.
There was a directors meeting Of
the Belleview Library Association
Monday afternoon in the library read
lng room. Aside from the regular busi-
ness meeting Il was voted to rent
books 90 non-members. first two
weeks Sc and the same amount for
each succeeding week the books may
be kept out. The librarian Miss Bos-
worth said some Of our TRANSIENT
visitors objected 20 paying the regu-
lar yearly dues-the large sum OF
2sc-but would be glad 10 take the
books al the rate mentioned above.
ID win be well TO keep a close watch
Ga such books as people stopping In
a place for SO short a time frequently
take the book with them. not inten-
tionally being dishonest. but forget
ting 10 return them until IL Is too late.
Belleview Il justly proud of her at
tractive library and lists Of good
books and the price Of 25 cents mem
bershlp Zee for year puts the books
within the reaeh Of all.
Mondays north bound train took
three more OF our visitors on the first
stage Of their journey home.
Mr. Roberts Of Hartfort Conn, who
has passed a very enjoyable winter
~ Happy Harbor" with Mr.. and Mrs.
woodcock and Miss Goodnough and
Mrs. BurhaBs who have had great
deal Of pleasure in remodeling the
Gardner place which Miss Goodnough
purchased last year The ladies claim
the Empire state as their home.
The penochle club met Monday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Adam Haf-
ner a most enjoyable time being the
result. AZ This meeting the club re-
versed the order of refreshments and
served a 6 o'clock dinner, the menu
was quite elaborate and pronounced
deliciuOs In every particular. Tine
last regular meeting Of the club VIII
be held next Monday evening az
Judge Hopkins residence and as all
we're 80 well pleased with the order
Of refreshments az the last meeting u
was decided TO serve another O'CLOCK
dinner. The final gathering OF the
club Tor this season will be a picnic
a. smith Lake on Wednesday OF the
eomfnN week