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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31
u %iieimuIer.
ri g. 3. 6.

6. 8enper, Solo. #. Oftober
bar oct at SteO pioere oeitpaa til
0enper.
Denoer er en- al 9eitens Stor-
bper meo ct Snobp9gerantal al ca.
225 900. 9perne Genper og Salt
Cafe gitp err for 8eiftaoerne, boab
Chicago % Omaha er ior Ntiot.
%itoterne.
Seq bar nprpeo at iele mig belt
tnbt oeo AnfotHIten til 0enpers
imponerenoe citation. Seq par Ii
gebeo at tabe oBuiten", iom 0oro-
manoen flyer.
Men til min itore OuerraIfelie
Ieo en- uenlig @sit: 8elfommen pa
flor Gbriitionienl Oct bar Den
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31
Fra Slagliuien
af $. %. &anen.
ii.

Operolt er arbei0ere / Sang
meo at l9gge oct tDepggeOe Sppro
i Sol0nternes &enoer lige ira Den
iStuno, De meloer fig til Tieneite,
til De nnor 0sbegraDene og 4antp.
linien. Og gibelieIIfaberne moo
tager Sunoreoer al 8repe Der for.
Teller ON 9piIfen Delfignelie bette
arbeioe bar ! 5gIge. Os be beiio-
Der talrige Iige iaa laite iom for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31
nSDalate Smaalbffer.
Geo Raitor 8rsn.)
Ieoet ineb 8no.

6or en- 5io' iioen par Der %
Wars Subil9lm pao Herre 9eiium
iSeminariim. Ge6 0en 2eilig6eo
lotaIte 9iifop aorb:
Gen. Der boer Morgen bar ct
Ws0e meo ben lenenoe @iro, fan
gaa til lin @erning. bpor tiina
Den emo mootte blipe, nieo @lpOe
/ lin Siel. Get uil ogina merfeS
/ bans timelige @erning. 5 5eOre
og WsOre, lao eoers 9ern bape
oct Ntin0e ON eoer, at ) par gooe
sIaoe, ior6i 5 be9pnote bper
0ag meo at hape ct Weoe meO
@ito / gsn. ; 2erere % 2Prer
inoer, ieg uil snife Tor eoer, at
eoers 8srn maa bnpe eft lignen0e
ON eoer ira eoers Sfole."
Msoet meo @lto bringer Bel.
oper eoers Dag og ebers
9ip og @erning. Deficit, naar
'2ipS0ogen pnr til @noe, at s
taffe @iio for 8eliignelien
iom 5 inaleoes ooglig bente6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31

~ N61@@A FI&~ A@O |
tilqipe min grooer, iiaar ban inn
Der inloo mig? mon iuotil iDo
'@ange9~
Seius ~ioarer: Seq Tiger Dig:
fife inotil ipp @ange, men tnOtil
baIofieroiino8tpoe @unge ipu @an-
ge" og ioa fortietter ban meo at
fige, at 9immeri9es &ige lignea
oeo en- aon9e. iom piIOe boloe
&egnifab meo fine Eienere oio.
ON u0en itore 5fploner."
9llt, ri al BET 5teo ianr at otoe
ON 9eter, er, at ban mener, oct
.0a mao futile babe en- @nOe meo
at tiIgioe 9rooeren, men ban er
fife ieIpIiffer. ban oil BABE nsiere
8eifeO al in 9erre.
sitter I neIte RapfteI msoer ri
Better. Der er fortalt ON 0en rige
Dngling; ban bar ipurgt Seius.
.@ua0 fattes mig enonu9" Seius
Jar Iuaret: ogI 6u pore iuIotom-
men, 0a gaa bort, ielg, 6oao on
eier, og gio oct til fattige, ioa ifal
on 6aoe en- Sfat i Simmelen; %
tom iao % felg mig!" Wen oa
ben ultge Mar10 bsrte oct Orb,
gift ban beorpoet bort; tbi ban
busoe meJet @oos.
Seius bar no ira Oenne un9a
Man6s 5orbolo pe9et pua, boor
panifeIigt BET er ior en- rig at goa
Iino / @nos Giee.
9eter bar fliIgt SamtuIen mel
lem Seius og oen lirtge @unO og
m9rfet zig 0enues 5orbolO til@uos
&iee, o9 iaa ipprger ban Seius
lG9, ~: sc, ri buoe iorlaot al
le Sina % iuIgt Dig, bOo0 ifulle
ga pi baoe2"
SeiuS bapoe 10 ingt til ben unge
ManO, at naar Gan bortgao, bpao
6un eieoe, I'll fnttige, iaa ifuloe
ban bnpe en- Sfot i 6immelen. Ser
er MI Better og De andre 0iiciple,
Der bar forlaot allie cling og fulgt
Seius, bpa0 ifal De oa baDe?
@a ia, men De a 10 life rige.
Oct par 10 netop oeres 2pffe. Og
alligepel = alt er 10 alt. og Den,
Der forlooer aft, bpaO ban eier og
tillige tit 2~ioserboero, ban forIa-
Der 10 Iigeiaa pel aft. iom /. @fs.
Brinien gsr, laar ban iorlaoer ill
9pros &ettiq5eoer Tor at isIge Sc
Jus.
Ser gfper Seius &eter 5par
l&erlige ling ifal De faa, mango
SoI0, hooo DC bar iorlaot. Der
at gaa nprlnere ino paa bette Soar,
bet Iigger ITO ooer Stiloring al BE
ter, oerfor blot bette, Der g9loer
bnaOe Geter % Dc andre: gUfen
mango al De isrite Ifulle bliue D.
ii0ite, % De iioite De i~srite" =
en- alporlig 5ormaning, iom noma
les neiere i Den felgenOe Signelic
ON ar6ei0erne ! BingaarOen.
Mt. 26, 80 msoer ri oct 0ro
al Better, iom ri isr bar bentp
oct til: y0m emo allie pile forar-
ges paa Dig, iaa oil ieg oog aIoria
.forarges." Q. 80: 0Om iea emo
Ifuloe % meo Dig, oil lea inaen
luatoe forne9te Dig"
Ser bar oi Del oct itGrfeite lto.
trpf al Eeter Tor aprligbeo til o.
Sengipenheo Tor Meiterer, men
parret meo ct Opermanl al
SeIptiIli0 % Wnngel paa
3en0ffab I'll eaen Sfrsbe
Iig6e6.
90 iaa 6enne Sammenliguiig
meo De onore: DIN nIle DC anore
forarges, ieg life
Seiu 8orltoiigelie ON 9eters
6ornegtelie, og bporleoes ben gaar
i Opfpl6elie, 6oorom Ser iortelles
/ iamnle aapitel, oct er dltiammen
pel fenot. 8eter fal6t, troos i'm
pelmente 5oriifring, opbt.
Naen ri ifal penne Sang lutte
meo, bDao bette 4finit ilutter meo.
Ia Better tom Seiu Oro 9u:
r6sreno 6anen galer, ifal on for
u1in fro N01np" off hnu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31
Oct, Der beitaar
Dor CUBS Orb beItoar ~eninoelig.
(@i. 40, 81
Mpoitelen yeter.
(6ortfpttaie).

iom &riitus og @uos Sen (Qa. 16
16), en- 8~efen0elie, iom piier, at
ban life tur0e neies me0 QeenneIte-
Meningers lsie @runo, men maat-
tie bape @uos 4obenbarines faite
@lippegruno at bDgge i'm Gro ON
5relie paa.
8i felger bam ptOere % itano
Ter peo 8ers 2t-23 / iomme &op.
Ser leIer oi ON, at SeIus begDno-
tie at gipe fine 8iiciple til 4enOe,
bpao ser foreitoo bam / Seruiolem.
Soa leier oi: nOg Setter tog bam
til SIDE, begpnote at iette BAN i
Gette, Og iugOe: u@ro beoare big,
Serre; bette Ifal ingenlnnoe itc
oigl"
Seius penote Jig % lagoe til
Beter: D8ig bag mig, Sotan! Oh
er mig en- 6orargelie; tbi on Jan
ier life, boao @uOs er, men bouo
Menneifers er."
aab, at bans 9erre, boem ban
nplia baOOe befenot iom &riltits,
at ban ifll0e gua til Serulalem
= De bar 10 enOnu / @gnen oeo
4aiarea 6iltppe - og Der lioe me-
get al De 9@Iolte og gperItepr9-
iterne oe De ifriftfloge og libel
iIoas - BET oor for meget for ben
elIfenOe og niofpre geter. Do oct
Iiolte, at ban Ifuloe opreies
paa Den treble Dag, oct bar ban
nof life lagt 0t9rfe til.
ut Yeter mente oct bel meo
SeIus, oct er Der ingen 5oioI ON.
0fen ser er to 3ing, ri lfal mpr-
fe os: Better, Der lige bar faaet
Ros al i'm 9erre for, at ban bolot
Jig til @uos Aobenbaring, er Dot.
Jet / &etning al Selotillto,
Iao at BAN oriiter Jig til at iette
Sseius i &ette. Get er bet enc.
Set artoet er, at bans 4enoifab
I'll @llos A~abenbaring er e ioig.
Spao Der figes / 81. % og 81. oct
SO Rupitel ON 4rilti 9i0elie, Oct
bar ban eirten operiet eller / boert
Sub rife giort Jig ~fortrolig meo,
iaa Dam bar faaet oct meo i lit
ariftusbegreb.
Og meoens Beter fsr priites for,
at ban life gift efter Wenneiteme-
ringer, faa tiger Serren Der til
bam: .,Du ianier life, bpaO @ltos
er, men bpao M~enneifer5 er." Ser
err Oct oct ipnoige Menneifes Sort
ipnetbeo, Der mooiptter rig, bono
@lpos er, CUBS Sci til Nenneifers
fSre[Ie.
Ranr Seius Tiger: a8ig bag
mig, Satanl on er mig en- 5orar.
gelje," oa er Oroene Del rettet til
9eter, men foroi pPientlig ben
iomme 5riitelie til at gaa uOen
ON 2ioelie, 4ors og Ds0, iom
msote Seius i 9rfenen gennem gu
tan @ooitmoeren) fer msoer BAN
gennem 8eter, mnnife enoog it9r-
tere, foroi ben per fonmer gennem
bans fore 9ficipel. Beter er Sc
jus en- 5orargelie, foroi ban leg
ger anitsO / bans gei og ritter Dam
iii fSol6.
@nonu legger ni Nprfe til, at
Beter tager imo6 Eilrettepisningen
og tier. San b6ier Jig for DE
Iteren.
Dit. II, 1-9 l9ier ri on Seiu
JorflarelIe paa 8ierget. Der bar
'9eter tillise meo Safob og So
bannes meO, og Der er Beter at
ter, lelp blanot oisle TIRE, ben frem-
treoenoe. San fsler Jig tiltalt al
ben &erligbeo, Der ber omgiper
Dem og flyer til Seius: vSerrel oct
er goot, at ri ere FER; oil on, 6a
laoer os gore ire Splitter Der, dig
en- og MoIes en- og @lins en-"
SO, Beter funoe tiltaIes al Ser
ligbeoen 6eroDen ira, ban par life
jorobunoen. Sngen al De ire Gran
iom omtdler oenne iii
oragelie, laoer foritan, at Seius
gap Better toget Soar paa oenne
Gr.l.ff.~~ m~~f,,1 E1fdtar. lThI |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31


bar CUBS Oro, baaret / en- 9rDlt
lomme, itnnoiet augIen % frelit
Soloatens 9ip, % Den e0elagte
BOG er broet tilbuge JON en- Gro.
Ife.
5 6ranfrig er Der ale 8egne
adbne Gere. Den iranife SoIoot
bar iom 3egel, enten ban er aato-
lit eller er lrOen religies aultur,
fife mo0taget nogen friiteli9 Op.
oragelie, iom ungt Menneife fen
Ioer ban life 9ibeler. San BONNER
ooerbopeoet life i 9ersrin9 meO
Ioen, ll0en nogen tager Jig for at
lgere bam befenot meo ben. Waen
lber er oct. at &rigen gioer ell gun
itig 9eiligbeo for @Oan8eliets 10.
breoelle bIonot ben ~iranife ing.
loom, Ser fnmper for 6~eorelanoet.
lOg Der er mango Segn paa, at De
mango goI0e @ar oil blue pna.
iulgt al en- g~rs0eiulO Sio. Set
Ifenne 9atlo gennemgaar Tor Ii
oen Den itsrIte 8riie / bets 5iitorie
Ntootte oets llng0om gennem 29s.
ming al Den bellige Bog iin0e DC
aanle 5tier.
5 9elgien bar 9ibelfolporterer
5iaaoelie til at gaa lige til De
D0erite SsbegraDe % er e~n0oglaa
bIeoet mootaget al Den beroiife
Drowning. Sum mootog ct franif
fbofi 5eitament, iOet bun iagoe:
Seq tror. at oct er goot ior Sol.
oaterne at bape bette, % bet er
penli9t al eOer at gipe Dem Oct. "
Is Gumenien bar en- 9riniesie Al
oct fongelige Sus meo it6rlte Sn.
@teresie toget Del / gpai1geliet5
Spreoning bIanot 2anoets Sol0a.
ter.
Nen 0iitorien om ll0Oelin9en al
hellige Sfrifter / Guslnn0 er maa.
ife oog Den melt unOerfuloe al al.
le. Scripture @ift 0eisiion" nlene
bar blan0t De r~Isiiife So[Dater
Ilooelt life ntiitore emo rem Mfillio.
her belIige Sfrifter. Der oar OieO.
len1mer al 95arens tSomilie, iom
itgtte0e Arbeioet, og felgenoe 9inier
unoeritreget meO root blep trpft i
bans 5eitnn1ent:
oans teiierlige @eibeo, arpinB
til Den risiiife 5rone, uoien0er
lsiit liaaoigt bette epongelium,
JON or 6lcpcu ienot BAN al Sen.
oagsifoiebBrueiie paa De engelife
Ger og aolonier.
0isie Orb lpoer 10 f1oget bsj
litentt Tor jppne Menneifers 2ren,
men De bPrer life oelto minorc
gionesbpr0 ON aabne Gore, % De
er iifferlig bleDen mere aabne emo.
III efter at nlle &llslanos ~feiier.
lli9e osjbeOer er gaaet ooer j mere
5or8cli9e StiIlinger.
ltnOer 8eroensfrigens An0sler
maa Gnslano lore ben ippreite
l9eftie, BET nogen Sitoe bar lprt,
lo9 tage oct iterIte Sfriot i Net
ming al politiif og religiss Sri.
la6relie. 9tpe arpiter gsr Jig gel.
0en0e OF potter oct oper @noe, Ion
er raaoOent og mslPot. Ger er ogs
ian arGfter, ser lenge bar ppret
SlrtiombeO Tor at bereoe 8ei for
IeDal9eIiet. arigens Blopiern bar
0p6e 6urer / 3uiinoer al
|Siple. d @uO bar paa unoer-
iulo Raaoe ornget Omiorg Tor, at
|Groets Seo fan bliDe itreet Den
irugt6nre NiilO. Ialrige Grange.
litter, Ser par foroiite til Sibirien.
oen0er MI tilbage for meo rifle
arefter o. mt Noo at ta9e lat
paa 2rbeioet. ariitne SoIoater bar
paret uirfiomme I 9sbegraOe o.
garaffer, paa laise Mnrfer oo /
l6nn9eleire. Ser ira 9lmerita er
Der ie1ot &uHOreotIfinoer al lbel
lige 5frifter til De TO 0iillioner
8usier i 9uiflanos % gitrigs
fSangeleire.
8onnelien al oct rusiiife 9i.
bel Snitftut / Rem gorf arbeioer
r1qr0iat Tor at afbielpe Guslanos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31
12O ACRES FARM.
ANDERSON LAND CO., willmar, MINI.
Billige OK code Farme til SalgS.

800 Acres smuk Farm, 7 Mil nordsst for Finley, N. Oak. 200 Acres opdyrket, Re
stem Hi og Havnegang; men alt kan plgps, I'm Diet snskes. Store, smukke Byg
Ringer. Prs pr Acre $4S5O. Noget kontant, Reden pa rmeige Vlkaar.
800 Acres, 8 Mil sgd for Manitou, Mountral Co, n. Oak. 200 Acres udmmT-
ket Pleeand, Resten Havnegang. Der a Stdd og Brsnd og ct bugdigt Hus
Pms $2375 pr Acre. Noget kontant, Reten pa Crop Payment, Diet snskes.
260 Acres fin Farm Kandyoh County, Minnesota. Code Bygingr og alt
udmaket Stand. SKRIV STRAKS TIL
Hans Allen, Pres. Allen Land Co., Red Wing, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31
SHERIDAN COUNTY NEBRASKA

Thslutnngen til den danske Kooni Sheridan Co. liar varete ever
Foryentning mindre end to Maaneder hr vi solgt
ca. ZOO Acres
uddukkende til danske Farmer
wore ksbere har like veret gGreenhorns9 eIer Ispekulanter,, men er.
farne Landmend med ct mangaarigt Kendskab til Landbrug Nebraska.
Mgnd, o forstaar at bedemme Jordens Bonitet, Landets Vnrdi, Mar
kedsforholdene og Betingelserne for Landbrug Diet hde taget
bet anferer vi son ct Beus pa, at Landet, som vi tlbyder, er mere
end Pengene WI.
Dette Land hr like v@ret Henderne pa Spcknanter, hyoryed
Pnserne er skruet OPP. vi hr Diet direkte fra Eianc Defor er Vi Stand
til at sp1ge Diet til en- Prs, son er under den virkehge Verdi OF langt
bligere end ignende Land paa andre Steder Diet vestige Nebraska.
Vi hr endnu nogle Tusnde Acres gdt Land tlbage. NJ er Tiden
at kobe, Tor Diet bedste er solgt.
Liberty Bonds modtages til fud vardi son Detailing paa Landet.
Slut Dem til wort naste Rejsesdskab, ener, ON De snsker at gas
paa egn Hand, da henvend Dem til wore Representatives. Alfalfa Land
Co. Hay Spring, Nebr.
7. ~HERMANSEN.
1903 McCague Bldg, Omaha, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31
Sm Cpbragclie.

0erom i~friper Heftor 6. San.
len / yy}att." iaaleoes:
Ior at 9srnene ma bliue be
pnreoe I oen friitne Iro unoer
Opppfiten, oil islgenoe 4 Sumter
npre gaunlige. SORT:
+. st friitent 9arnOomsbiem,
bpor 9srnene opleoer ariiten0om
/ @erning, life Blot | Orb. 5or
@fiempeI j gGrligbeo Og Sanoru.
'beo. ut 9penoet og andre. iom
er afbPngige al Siemmet bliper
tiltalte og bebanole6e. iom oct iem.
mer iig ct f~riitent 5iem at gioe
Dem, at gernene fer, at 5orPlorene
tor pope noget / Gro til @lo, og
at oe I ale ling regner meo SUBS
=.
2. Dern9lt er Oct af meget itor
8~etponing for gsrnene, iprligt oa
/ Opergangsaloeren at Billien no.
oe at De fnar lprt at itaa
| bet rette Jorbol0 til oct, 8ibelen
faloer .@eroen", (4Ia6er, 5ornsjel'
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-01-12
Mr.. and Mrs. =. G. 8. Wehe Hosts at
oyster Roast

Tuesday evening at their hospita-
Bile home in the fourth ward, Mr. and
Mrs. F. G. B. Weihe entertained about
dozen of their friends at an oyster
roast, which was a farewell party in
honor OF Prof and Mrs. Karl j.
Weihe of Jacksonville
Big fires were built in the yard and
a barrel or two of oysters were roast
ed over the glowing Goals They
were very delicious, and with hot cot
fee, pickles, crackers and other eject
eras were greatly enjoyed by Mr. and
Mrs. Weihe and their guests.
The evening was an exceedingly
pleasant one for an outdoor supper
and entertainment of this kind, and
all present enjoyed immensely this de-
lightful evening.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-01-12

who are here visiting Mrs Bells
father, Mr.. G. H. Whitford, were
here.
One of the happy surprises of the
evening was the attendance OF Mr.
and Mrs. c. VI. Fast OF Hotchkiss.
Col, who arrived that day and are
spending the season with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fast This is the first
time these splendid people have ever
visited Florida, and arriving as they
did, just in time to enjoy their first
evening at an outdoor picnic supper,
it was great treat. We hope they
have come to remain as permanent
citizens of the state and also this
community
Through an error We made the pa
pers say that Miss Alma Jordan pre-
sented the pin to Mrs. Monroe for the
Sunday school class Of which she is
teacher We should have said Miss
Marie Eldridge. daughter OF Mrs. and
stepdaughter of Mr.. George Turner.
Mr.. T. j. Perry, our efficient post
master. went to Jacksonville the lat
ger part of the week on business.
Some of our farmers are still max
ing syrup.
Miss Nora Creekmore returned to
her home at Live Oak Sunday. where
she went to spend the holidays. and
resumed her duties in the Pine school
Monday.
DR.. Creekmore was autoing in this
community Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Sommers. one of our very sue
cessful farmers, is contemplating put.
ting in a power sugar cane mill for
next season.
The many friends of the deceased
in this community were shocked to
learn of the untimely and tragic
death of Mr.. John NJ. Graham in
Ocala last Saturday
| Master Wilton Martin spent last
week with his cousins, the Masters
Thomas. at Spar
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-01-12
BUSY BURBANK
Residents of This Prosperous Com
nunity Are Prosperous and Hap
py-Farmers Are Preparing
to Plant Spring Crops

Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Curry and their
daughters. Misses Julia and Cecile
arrived Saturday night from Cincin-
natl, Ohio, TO make their home with
US again. They came overland from
Jacksonville in their big Oakland car.
Mr. Curry viii start the erection Of a
new house next week on his farm east
of town.
Mrs. NJ D. L. Graham, who has
been quite sick the past week, is able
to be out again. Mrs. Graham's moth
er, Mrs. John Rice, of Illinois, is Wis
ting at the Graham home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grieser of Nebraska
came in Sunday for visit with Mr..
Griesers sister, Mrs. VI. H. Richards.
| They will spend the winter in Miam,
Mrs. W. c. Bogue and daughter,
Dorothy, visited in Palatka this wee5
with Mrs. John Tilghman.
Mr. T. c. Robinson, who has be N
spending the past two months in and
around Sanford, inspecting land, came
home Thursday. He says Burbank
for him.
Miss Mary McAnsh gave a dance
Friday night in honor of her sisters,
Misses Annie and Bella, who LETT
Sunday for Daytona to accept posi-
tons.
Mr.. E. r. Allison spent the week
end at home with his family, return
ing to Conner Sunday evening. whore
he is carpentering.
! The Burbank Sunday school elected
new officers Sunday for the coming
year as follows: MIR. ]. E. Edwards,
superintendent Mr.. w. c. Bosue, as
sistant superintendent; Miss Mary
Mckim, organist; Mrs. F. VI. Chaffee,
choirster; Miss Ruth Chaffee, secre-
tary-treasurer Mr. Harry Abbott. as
sistant secretary-treasurer; Miss Mo.
zelle Priest, teacher of Bible class
Mrs. Fox, teacher of the primary
class. Owing to the small attend
aIce, teachers for the other classes
were not elected.
! Mr.. and Mrs T. P. Bernard and son
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Ted OF Fort Mccoy, visited Burbank
~'lnday between trains.
Nj. Cbas. b Brand of Jacksonville
cam. n Sunday for visit with nar
mother. Yrs. V. r. Turnar, All. fam
ilv.
Miss Mary McKim opened school
again Monday, after spending the mol
iday at her home in Sanford
Major j. X. Priest has a gang Of
laborers taking out stumps this week
ON the Ocala-Fort Mccoy road east
OF Burbank
The weather the past two weeks
has been ideal. and farmers are pre-
pairing for spring crops. There are
several fine crops of lettuce, cabhlee.
onions and strawberries over The
community. Several intend plonting
large acreages to Irish potatoes, corn
and cottons soon.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-01-12
BELIEVER BRIEFS
News of Death of Former Citizen
Casts Gloom Over the Little City
OF Caks-Local and Personal
Items of Interest

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sibley returned
Monday from a weeks sightseeing in
Tampa and St Petersburg.
Winters Haines went Monday to
Yalaha where he will pack oranges for
q couple of months for the Overholt-
ger Bros.
Rev. Whittier is quite i'll this week.
Mr.. Louis Schmidt. wife and daugh-
ter arrived on Tuesday from Dan
bury. Conn. and will occupy the Sui
livan cottage on Robinson Ave. for
the season.
Mr.. E. II. Greer of Connecticut ar.
rived Friday and will spend some
time with Mr.. F. Sibley.
Rev. and Mrs Wilbur Whiddon left
Monday in their Buick for St. Cloud
where they will attend NJ. E. church
conference for a week.
MIR. Adam Hodner is building a
cottage on his farm east of town.
which Mr.. w. F. Abshire will occupy
and run the Hadner farm this year.
The news of the death of j. T. Lee
at Winter Haven, Fla, Jan. l, came
as a great shock to his many friends
here, where Mr.. Lee lived some five
years ago. He was in i'll health for
several months, but his condition
was not considered dangerous until
recently and he was only confined to
his bed a week The remains were
sent TO Princeton, Ind, for burial ac-
companied by his life long friend.
Rev Law. The deepest sympathy is
felt for the little grand daughter who
was her grandfathers pride and iov
also the daughter-in-law, Mrs. w. H.
Foote. Mr.. Lee was an earnest work.
er in the Baptist church. He was
about IS years of age.
The club house was opened all dav
New Years day 10 callers. Ouite q
number called ana were served with
fruit punch and waters. In the even.
ing a large gathering danced till mid.
night .
Friday night, Jan. 18th, the civic
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PERSONALS FROM PINE
Lawn of Peter Stanley's Home the
Scene of a Most Enjoyable
Gathering Last Week
Special Cor. Ocala Banner:

Special Cor. Ocala Banner
One of the most enjoyable social oc-
casions of the season was the chicken
pillau on the lawn of the Peter Stan
ley home last Thursday evening. 1t
was given especially in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Dale of Southland,
Ind, who, with their pretty little baby
girl, are visiting Mr.. Dale's parents.
MIR. and Mrs. George Dale of Fort Nc
Coy. The reputation of the good
people of Pine is widely known when
it comes to picnic suppers, fish frys
and chicken pillaus, and some TWEEN
ty-five happy folk gathered TO enjoy
the evening. The lawn was clean
and pretty temporary seats were ar
ranged under the far-reaching limbs
OF the gnarled oaks. fire stands were
built and choicest pine wood gave
the shadows of the fine old live oaks
kept the moonlight back. A large
wash-pot was used in which to cook
the pillau and a long table was ar
ranged in a convenient place, and
the table presented a pretty picture
indeed. Everybody gathered around
and after the usual return of thanks
all were made welcome and Toasted
most sumptuously. While all present
enjoyed full trays, yet that pillau was
so good until many of US went back
for a second helping. and we got it,
too, for there was plenty and to spare.
II would be useless for US to at
tempt to mention names of the many
good people who helped TO make the
picnic supper such a grand success,
but suffice to say that all the people
OF Pine did their full duty on this oc-
casion. Mr. and Mrs George Dale OF
Fort Mccoy. Mr.. and Mrs. j. e Thorn
as of Spar assisted materially. DR.
Philpot of Spar was here. Mr. and
Mrs. Grady Martin of Ocala were
among the invited guests. Mrs. W r
Bryce, two daughters and son OF
Ocala. who were here visiting rela,
tiyes, were among the guests Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Bell of Chester, Mass
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league will hold dance to which all
are cordially invited to attend.

league will hold dance to which all
are cordially invited to attend
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. e. church.,
send special invitation to all ladies
TO attend the thimble party Tuesday
afternoon, January 10Th, at the home
OF Mss BoSworth Tell your friends
and come.
The NJ. c. T. C. will hold a public
meeting in the NJ E. church Friday
night January 10. Subject: National
Constitutional Prohibition. An inter-
esting and helpful program is Dcirg
prepared. Do not fail to attend.
Civic League
The civic league held their regular
meeting Tuerday afternoon with a
good attendance.
After the business meeting the lad
les discussed the bazaar to be held in
February and started at once to make
arrangements for the supper and sale
OF aprons and fancy articles. The
idules OF the league held the first
meeting of the basket and fancy work
class Monday afternoon with twenty
LADIES present. They were very en-
thuslastic over the work.
Mrs. Sands Haviland who has had
quite some experience in making the
rama work was present to assist tn
beginners, but as she is suffering
Win neuritis in her arm was unable
to take up any work.
Ihe class will meet this Saturday
afternoon at the club house aA5 Sll
continue Saturdays instead of Mon
Jay after moons. All are cordially in
Vited. as has been stated before. It
is free to all.
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Miss Sarah Pearl Martin, after
spending the holidays at home with
her father, Mr.. j. R. Martin, left yes
terday for Atlanta, and will go from
there to Worcester, Mass, to take a
course in domestic science in one of
the colleges in that city.