The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-03-27
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Special Cor. Ocala Banner:

- OTOtneT OF MI. BuIOrQ hopper,
with his wife and baby. arrived here
last Friday, and have been staying at
Happy Harbor, where Mr.. Hopper
Joined them Tuesday. The young
couple came from Los Angeles, CAL,
with the intention of making their
home on large farm, a little out of
town, which the brothers own.
! Mr.. Raymond, who was here with
his wife two seasons ago, has been
spending a few days at o. M. Gales.
He went from here to Stanton.
Mrs. III. NJ. Perry went to Jackson
vile Wednesday on a shopping tour,
expecting to return on Monday next.
There is to be dime entertain
ment and promenade at the town hall
Friday evening, the 9th, given by
the Civic League. Mrs. Frank Havi-
land is the chairman of the entertain
ment committee for the coming
month. We understand she has ar
ranged for an oyster supper to be Civ
en- at Hotel Marion on Saturday ev-
ening, April 4th Mrs Adam Hafner,
who was chairman of the committee
the past month, reports $41,27 being
turned in to the treasurer from the
entertainments during the month.
Mr.. Harold Kendall and bride, who
were married here last week, left
Sunday for Toronto, Canada, where
Mr.. Kendall has to report to the COM
pany with whom they are to go to
Argentine Republic. They expect to
sail from New York about April 4th.
! The voyage to Buenos Ayres will take
% days, regular sailing time. Miss
Merrill came all the way from Mas
sachusetts so she could be married
at home, her father and mother hav-
( ing moved here last fall. She was &C.
companied by Mr.. Kendall, her grand
mother. Mrs. Jaquith, and sister, Miss
Mildred. The two latter expect to re-
main about two months.
! The poverty dance given by the
league last Friday evening afforded
! The prizes which were awarded to
the most poverty stricken man and
woman were carried away by Mrs. w.
E. Merrill of Belleview and Mr. E. E..
/ Converse of Ocala. The committee on
fines were much in evidence, and
reaped a good harvest. The receipts
/ for the evening were S24.60, which
was very good, considering the power
ty stricken appearance of the crowd.
Expenses amounted to $3.50.
The lecture at the NJ. E. church on
Tuesday evening was well attended.
Dr. Carmine, as usual, proved very
interesting speaker. The subject, Ire
land, he knew well how to handle,
speaking with pride of his Irish an
cestry.
Three jolly automobile parties left
Belleview early Wednesday morning,
the weather being perfect for the trips
they had in view. The first to leave
were Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Gale and
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tyrrell. in Mr..
Weihe's car, and they were followed
by Mr.. E. E. Converse, who carried
len F. Bush and Mrs. C. B. Bates, the
destination of both parties being Eus-
tbs. The third party comprised Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Haviland, Mrs. L. l..
Hopkins, Mr.. Raymond and Mr.. w.
w. Cowles. They were on their way
to Stanton, where they left Mr.. Ray
mond.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. M. Beardsley, after
spending a very enjoyable winter in
Belleview, returned to their northern
home in Rock Island, ILL.,, this week.
Many of their friends met at the sta
ton Tuesday to wish they safe and
pleasant trip. Before leaving Florida
Mr.. Beardsley sent in his subscrip-
ton for the Ocala Banner, so that he
can keep in touch with his southern
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pecially interested in the doings and
growth of the Civic League, of which
both he and his wife are charter
members.
Miss Mary A Gale is the new clerk
at Gale and Motifs store. She is sure
to be a popular one, as sheis a great
favorite with everyone in town. There
are few young people who has so
many friends. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Wendell and
daughter, Miss Irma, arrived Wednes-
day on the north bound train. They
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