The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-11
WEIRSDALE

Altman and r. E. Causey transacted
business in Ocala Wednesday,
Miss Myrtice Camp of Oklawaha,
visited with Mr.. A B. Camp and
family from Sunday to Wednesday.
Mrs. G. F. Beck was trading in the
Brick City last Wednesday.
| Mrs. Lawrence Jones of Clearwa-
ter was here Wednesday and Thurs
day. She registered at the hotel and
also visited with Mrs. T. B. Shook.
Mr. L. B. Walling went to Jack
sonville Saturday on business.
The following were visitors and
traders in the chief city of our. coun-
ty: Miss Louise Gibson, Mrs. N. G. |
Bates, Mrs. T. B. Shook, Mrs. w. L. |
Bard, Mrs. NJ. A. Davenport and Mr..
William A Shook.
Christian Endeavor Day was duly
and proftably observed at the church |
Sunday. The pastor preached SER
mon at the morning hour addressed
especially to the young people on the
subject, "Redeeming the Time" The
/ ,
ming service and discussed the sub
ject, "Christian Endeavor that
Counts" Mr.. w. T. Kelsey, the
leader, had asked quite a number to
write their definition of "What Chris
tian Endeavor Means" These were
collected and read by the judges, who
chose the following as the best one
given: Christian Endeavor means
that we as C. E. members are to live
just as near a Christlike life as. it is
| possible for Us to under all circum-
stances. We must always practice
the Golden Rule as much as it is in
our power to do so. We will fail
many times but each time we think of
/ Christ as our teacher it will strength
en- US for our next duty as G. E.
member" This was written by Mrs.
". P. Kelsey. A good Offering for the
| young peoples work of the church was
taken. This society has hopeful
outlook and is doing telling work for
Christ in this comnAnity.
Mrs. William Schmidt of South
Lake Weir was trading in Ocala Mon
day.
Miss Sallie Sigmon, teacher at Ok
lawaha, spent Sunday with home folks
here.
Miss Grace Simpson who is teach
ing east across the Oklawaha river,
spent the Sabbath with home folks.
Messrs. Henry Rast and John Liv-
ingston walked to the river Saturday
night and camped for the night. The
next MORNING they started north in
the formers launch. Mr.. Rast went
to Moss Bluff and then walked back
home. Mr.. Livingston went on to
visit awhile with friends at Orange
Springs.
Messrs. R. H. and R. F. Gano, Oscar
Proctor and John Bishop composed
an auto party Sunday which made
Leesburg, Tavares and Eustis.
An announcement has been made
for a meeting at the Weirsdale
church Saturday, Feb. 2Oth, at 2:3O
p. m, of all who are interested in the
Mayville cemetery. The purpose of
this meeting is the election of board
of trustees. All friends and those in
terested are cordially and kindly in
vited to attend.
Mr. D. w. Hadsell of Orlando was
autoing over this way Friday and
made Hotel Lakeside pleasant call.
Mr.. j. M. Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs,
A. N. Cameron and Mr.. E. A. Peter
son were in Ocala Tuesday.
Mr.. John Horn of York visited here
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Douglas last
Thursday.
Mr.. E. B. Peter of Leesburg was
here Tuesday.
Mr.. S. S. Simpson left for Grove
land to accept of position as michin-
ist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weatherhouse, who
have been here some time, left Mon
day to tour the state, expecting to
return later to the Lakeside Hotel
for longer stay.