The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-21
5ELLEvIEW

worth and S. E. Northcutt He has
also leased to them ten acres of land.
The night of the 18th Mrs. George
C. Grunthal on the grounds of her
home gave a chicken pillau to her
friends and neighbors. The pillau
was prepared and cooked by Joseph
Whisenant and was a great success
as all his pillaus are. There was an
abundance of pillau. coffee, etc, for
all, and some sent to the people who
were unable to be present. The
grounds had been made ready by Ed
ward Armstrong. There were many
Jap lanterns of different colOrs, which
when lighted made very pretty
sight 1t was a delightful night
warm, bright moon, and jolly crowd
About II o'clock they gave three
cheers for Mrs. Grunthal and the fine
entertainment given them.
The night of the 18th Mrs. Grun
thai gave a 500 card party at the Tea.
que building, The prizes for the high
est score were given Mr. and Mrs. ].
F. Haviland. Other prizes we're civ
en- Mrs. Adam Hafner and Mrs. E
F. Bush.
February 10 Belleview Lodge No
95. F. e. A. NJ, conferred the third
degree on a brother fellow craft.
The 18th being Clean Up Day sew
q eral turned out and disposed of many
leaves and much rubbish. The strong
wind made the leaves burn rapidly.
The ladies furnished dinner at the
town hall.
The Belleview Workers hired
man to clean the ground about tie
town hall, Methodist church and j.
brary, and 0. NJ. Gales team carted
away the rubbish.
Bessie Griffin, colOred, went north
last summer. Thursday she was
brought back in a coffin and buried
by the Daughters of Ruth from the
Odd Fellows hall on the 18th.
A number of people are sick with
colds or the grippe.
Mrs. Clark Hull and child of Dan
bury. Conn, came on the 18th. They
are visiting Mrs. Hull's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Schmidt.
Lieut.. Louis Schmidt has returned
to New York.
The ordinance against riding bicy-
cles on certain streets in the cOrpor-
alton should ne enforced. Foot pass
ers are endangered by them One lady
complains that she was almost
struck and was frightened by one
coming up behind her very fast aud
without giving an alarm. Enforce
the ordinance before some child or
grown person is injured
Forty-two new books have been Or
dered for the library. Mrs. Roth
child recently gave the library 23I
children's books
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church intend giving on the 2lst a
cafeteria supper at the Lakeview
hotel. There will be fine bill of
fare. supper to commence at 6 p. hi.
Rev. P. w. Corr on account of sick.
ness was unable to preach Sunday
at the Baptist church. Rev. Mr
Wrighton of the Ocala Baptist church
preached here in the afternoon. Miss
Marsh of Ocala sang solo which
was much enjoyed by the congrega-
ton.
Otto Gunther is moving to the Da
Wis Glymp place which he has pur
chased and on which he is making
improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ". Andrews )tl
MineoIa. Long Island, came on the
18th and are residing at the nome
OF Mr.. B. F. Tanner Mr.. Andrew
is nephew Of Mrs. Mccoy.
MIR. Samuel Millcan came home
from North Carolina on the14th
On the 18th Mrs. l. F. Haviland,
very earnest worker for the f9d
CROSS, went to Ocala and brought
back more work for our branch H.
do.
At the league building ladies e..
cial was held the afternoon Of the
18th and the motion pictures and var
deviIle given the night of the 14tn.
Registered at the Lakeview hotel;
p. ]. Peters Of Yakima. Wash, ana
A. NJ. Ganoy Of Birmingham. Ala
Rev. J. J. Treadwell, district supt. of
the NJ. I. church, ate supper al the
hotel where he was called upon o.
several members of the church. He
also called at several homes after