The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-01-24
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town council that water e%ks % set
out to replace the oak trees teaf Rave
died and are dying The traotn ma"
complied with said petition and are
setting out said oa&s Is requested
A forty foot flakrole has been cree
ted on top Of the lAkeNiHw hotel by !
Mr. BRYANT. the landlord assisted by
Messrs Dustin. Fisher and Asrreu.
Arthur Smith. 81 Greensboro. \. {" J
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. n. Smith
J. A. Freeman has erected a fence
about mis- store and intends 10 set out
orange trees in the enclosure.
Thos. c. Gala. wife and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. c a Townley all
Of Newport Vt. arrived on the 14th
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale are the parents Of
O. NJ. Gale Mr. Townley is y rela'
tive
Mr.. James Smiddy has erected
same 1900 feet Of wire fence and
made other Improvements about MS
place. dDOul thiNV-ANhi ttA7 va - '-
southwest Of Main street.
Mr.. s. II. Hopper Of Adairsville.
Ga. arrived on the 18TH. Mr.. Hopper
is the owner Of a large tract Of land
southwest Of the corporation about
one mile. and intends 10 make Belle
view mis- residence
W z. Sewell owner Of the Meal
lister place. arrived on the 18th. MT.
Sewell was a soldier Of the I. s. N
England and France.
H. p. Chambers and wife. owners
Of the Hayward Hale farm. arrived on
the 18TH. Mr.. Chambers has taught
school in Belleview. He has recently
served as a sailor in the Z. :. navy.
Josh Johnson. a colored soldier
has recently returned 10 Belleview.
Mrs. John Bloomer and son.
Charles, Of Marlboro. n. Y. on their
way to Bradentown, Fla, stopped or
for two days to visit Mr.. and Mrs
Sands Haviland.
Arrived in New York harbOr from
Brest. France. on the nth, the battle
ship South Dakota. Among the SOL
diers on hoard was Legrand Benedict
of the seth Artillery. which was in
active service under Gen. Pershing.
and fred the last gun at 10:55 the
day Of the armistice which was signed
at II O'Clock Mr.. Benedict is a
grandson Of Judge L. L. Hopkins of
Belleview.
Mr. and Mrs. Lachance and son,
Edward. in their auto arrived at the
Lakeview hotel the evening Of the
17th. They are from Kansas CIV.
They were looking for a desirable
farm 10 buv After stavine here 8
few davs thew bought the Pleasant
Hill Farm Of Mr W. r. BRYANT.
Rev DIN BOeeees. the new pastor
of cur NJ f. church, with Mr.. and
Mrs Crandall. as they were returning
from conference at Fustis in their
auto. took dinner # the Lakeview no.
tel on the Doth Mr.. Bogeees' home
is ~ South 1ackeonvi1le To intends
tc return in few days with his fam
iIy to Rel1eviwe and assume the pas.
torate Of the NJ T church.
Arrivals at Lakeview hotel during
the past week are Mr.. y WadswOrth,
Trenton. n. J.: Mr.. e Lachance,
wife and son Kansas Civ. Mo Miss
e. D. Rice Pawtucket R. l.: Mr. c.
A. Bamley and wife, Newport, Vt;
Rev. DIN Roggess. South Jacksonville.
Fla. +
Rev. Carr of Bushnell. Fla. preach
ed at the Baptist church on Suncay. {
Owing to neuraleia he was unable to
preach in the evening.
w. Snedden and r Fiehel held ser.
vices at the town hall Sunday night.
There was a large attendance.
o. s. Shade of Jacksonville, form
erly Of Belleview, came on the 10Th
to see about his auto that is being
repaired by Nelson & Co, returning
home on the goth.
J. R Proctor has convicts repair
ing roads in town that we're injured
by the recent rains.
Mrs Nellie Grunthal and SON. Ed
ward Armstrong, Of New York, arriv-'
ed on the Goth and soon will occupy
the beautiful stone bungalow they
have had built.
The Ladies' Aid Of the n. T. chrucn
gave a thimhle party at the home Of
Miss Matte Oakley the afternoon Of
the H7et. There we're twenty seven
present
The civic league motion pictures
ri the 17th and the card party the
might of the 20th were we'll attended
Messrs. c. 7. Dustin and 4 2 Fisher
have nearly completed painting the
buildino which in appearance is much
improved
The library entertainment at the