The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-04
EELLEvIEW
Special cor. to Ocala Banner:

! Judge Hopkins rented, Mrs. Joseph
Wilson's cottage to Mr.. j. w. FAINT,
Jr., on Wednesday Mrs. FAINT is nov
i able to be moved from Ocala where
she has been very ill for many weeks.
Her friends will be much pleased /
i learn that she is to live near them
again and will try to make her con-
valescence as pleasant as possible.
Mrs. Chas. Davis, nee Reba Bryant,
| has returned from her visit to Mis-
souri,. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W..
R. Bryant are to reamain two or three
months longer.
i Mrs. w. r. Fitzpatrick who was ac-
companied by her daughter. Mrs. S4G
i ney Maddox of, st. Petersburg, left
! last week for a visit with another
daughter who lives in Alabama. Miss
Minnie is her fathers housekeeper
and also helps him in the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown and two
children moved here from Wild
wood recently and are living out in
the country on their farm.
o. M. Gale and. two daughters and
her guests, Mrs. Foote and Margaret
spent the weekend at the Gale cot
tage at Smith Lake. The young peo-
pie of the village were invited out for
chicken pillau on Monday evening.
| Judge and Mrs. Hopkins went tt
! their cottage at the Lake on Wednes-
day, intending to spend a number of
days there. Mrs. Hopkins has beer
on the sick list for some time but
after visiting her physician in Ocala
Monday she hopes soon to be enjoy
| ing her usual good health.
| DR.. Carnine, presiding elder of thi
| district, preached at the Methodist
church Sunday evening to large and
appreciative audience. He accompan-
led the pastor, Rev. w. F. Evans, to
his charge at Gambler for the morning
service. \
Mrs. Foote and her small daughter,
Margaret, of st. Petersburg, are visit
i ing at O. M. Gales. Mrs. Foote, as
Mrs. Lee, was a former resident here
is enjoying meeting old friends and
} neighbors. She is also putting the
Lee cottage in order for rental for the
coming season.
A goodly number of men turned
I out Thursday for days work in the
: cemetery and as the weather was
favorable the work was quickly an
neatly done. At noon they repaired
to the Town Hall where they found
tables loaded with good things to eat
Among those from out of own who at
tended were Mr.. and Mrs. Will Alb
shire of Oak, Mrs. Gillispie and chile
! rem of Gambler, and Mr. and Mrs
Shaw of Levon.
? Mr.. Geo. E. Merrill has purchased
from o. B. Sias eight lots in the Oak
Park addition.
II Mrs. ]. A. Freeman had as a visi.
tor last week her youngest sister
Mrs. Chris Driggars and young son, o
Ocala.
The Belleview baseball club went to
r Oklawaha last Saturday to play wit.
. the Weirsdale team. At the end OF
sixth inning Weirsdale decided they
I had had enough. The score being
to II in favor of Belleview So our
young people took their way to North
r Lake Weir and enjoyed a bath in the
!. lake and most delicious chicken
4, pillau.
Mr.. Lloyd Maier left Sunday for
i, Dallas where he has secured employ
ment
Mr.. ]. D. Carter and young son,
/ Jennings, returned last Friday from a
visit in Picnic, Fla Mr.. Freeman
Hames returned from the same town
! Sunday.
i Mr.. Carter and Mr. Hames have
been assisting in the erection of a
i bungalow at that place.
Are you ready for school? 1t open
on Monday the 7th.