The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-02-27
BELLEVIEW

Monday evening al Hotel NATION
with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cutbill as
host and hostess. After the close OF
a very interesting game, cake and ice
cream was served.
Herman r. Bisbeen went over to
Gainesville Friday to attend the civil
service examination for railway mail
clerks. While there he visited his
friend. William Fielding who is stay
ing with his sister, Mrs. J. e. Murray
and attending the high school.
Mrs. Moylon who came down in
the fall with Mr.. and Mrs. c. Doolit-
tie has returned TO her home in Con-
necticut Mrs. Dana is assisting Mrs.
Doolittle. She also spends a couple
hours each day with Margaret and
May White. helping them with their
lessons.
Miss Miriam Rothchild has gone to
New Haven. CT, where she has ac-
cepted a position in the large millin-
cry establishment of her aunt.
Mr.. VIM. Coggswell made a week
end business trip to Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Shade and niece,
Violet of Jacksonville spent Sunday
and Monday in town visiting Mrs.
Nellie Pratt and calling on old friends.
Mr.. Geo. Z. Bailey and sister. Mrs.
VanHorn who have been boarding at
q. M. Gales this winter have moved
into the Millsom cottage recently va
Gated and are keeping house.
The Belleview Truckers Associa-
tion was launched Tuesday evening.
An enthusiastic meeting was held at
the town hall which was largely at
tended by nearly all the growers of
this vicinity and stock sufficient to
build the packing house was over sub
scribed. A board OF three trustees
consisting Of o. NJ. Gale, Louis Weihe,
and j. ". Shedd was unanimously
elected. Prof. A. B. Conner was also
unanimously elected as secretary.
These men will Immediately take
steps for the erection of a packing
house. II was voted to give the con-
tract for packing to Shrader Geo., of
Jacksonville, who will furnish a sup
erintendent and experienced packers.
Secretary Rooney of the Marion
County Board of Trade was present
and made some very appropriate re-
marks and promised his hearty CO.
operation.
Mr.. A. Bogart or Uncle Alf' as he
IL better known received word last
week of his wife's death. Mrs. Bog
art spent last winter here having
come down in the fall with, her hus-
band to visit their sister, Mrs. Mary
,. Ridge. She became homesick In
me spring and returned to Missouri
where she has been staying with her
Slaughter. Mr.. Bogart's many friends
sympathize with him in his bereav-
ment.
Mrs. James Shedd gave a young
folks party at her home Friday even
ING which was largely attended by
me school children and a very good
time was reported.
The Belleview Workers are to give
their annual March sale and supper
on Friday evening the 9Th. Mrs. Vim.
Coggswell is chairman of the supper
committee. with Mrs. Delbert Has
hell and Mrs. John Hames as helpers.
With these three ladies at the helm
al may feel assured that bountiful
delectable supper will be forthcom-
ing.
AS there have been many requests
for a repetition of 1.-The Family AL
bum" Mrs. Adam Hafner has con-
scented TO again show her friends the
old time pirtraits of her many rela-
tives including the Parson and his
wife. After the last picture is shown
there will be a promenade under the
auspices of the civic league. Admis-
sion Is cents.
The most brilliant social affair of
the season took place at the Town
Hall Friday evening. the goth, when
an Old Folk dance was given to
commemorate Washington's birthday.
The hall was appropriately decorated
with flags, bunting and hatchets of
various sizes while fine portraits of
George and Lady Washington had
places of honor upon the wall, alto
gether presenting a very pretty pic
ture. The select company number
ing seventy-five. were mostly north.
ern people with a few invited friends
from nearby towns The music was
very good which helped to make the
occasion so enjoyable. Mr.. Glenn
Merrill as violinist was at his best.