The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-04-25
Rouse. 4 retired sanwich Island mis-

Rouse. retired Sanwich Island mis-
sionary, was loved and respected BY
ali who knew him. He was a sincere
Christian and exemplified it By his
every day life. He was Congrega-
tional minister and often held service
in the town hall. which at that time
was open for all denominations in
which TO hold services. He died in
on Good Fricay. The photograph IS
finely executed Il is a most strik-
ing representation OF Mr. Rouse IA
is accepted ny the association win
many thank 10 the donators.
On the 18Th Mrs. 6. P Cramer aud
her two children returned 10 Cleve-
land, Ohio. Will return in the fall
Town election will be held May 6
from 9 a. m. 70 p. m. The insp4c-
tors are Roy Freeman, Freeroaa
Hames. George Newlands; clerk. J..
". Shedd.
Seven scholars are being taught tel
egraphy by Mrs. Sam Millican at her
home.
W. z. Aiaier has bought the gro
Gerry business Of s. VI. Stewart. ST.
at Wildwood and with his family has
moved there His daughters,
Gladys and Myrtle, have been FOR
some weeks attending % the store.
His son. Sergt. Lloyd Maier, is in
France in the sopply department.
On the 18th Mr.. George CogsweIl
returned 10 mis- home in Bridgep ort,
Conn. He IS an enthusiastic fisher
man. Lately in company with Coun-
Gilman E. S. French and Ed Pelote
he autoed to Lake Pansoffkee and
caught some large trout.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Fielding and
son James, returned on the Sabbath
from visit TO their daughter n
Gainesville.
Rev. Mr.. Corr Of Bushnell preach
ed in the Baptist church Sunday
morning.
On the 26th the Belleview and Ok
lawaha schools are 20 hold a basket
ricnic at Mr.. Connors on Lake Weir
A general invitation to ali is given.
\ fifty foot pole for wireless tale~
graphing has been erected near J. NJ.
Smiddy's house by the Harreu broth
ers.
It is Said that r l. Summer j.
also to erect q pole and have a wire
u IS station.
Roy Freeman has set out 81. Angus
tine grass as a border t. their yard
i, which are a variety Of roses and
ether flowers. also oranges, grapefr 1T
peach and pecan trees.
Lieut.. Reed and wife are visiting
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Reed. Lieut.. Reed mas lately returned
from service in France
Mr. and Mrs. Whittier have receiv-
ed a telegram from their daughter,
Miss Ruth Whittier saying she had
arrived in New York, having been a
nurse in the New York city hospital,
also for two years nurse in an Eng
fish hospital and nurse for the Uni
ted States in France. She is strong,
competent and very kind to the sick
and injured and much respected by
all who know her.
Surveyor Jas. Moorhead last week
surveyed some lots on Foss avenue
Sunday District Deputy Treadwell
and wife were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. F. Wendell Besides his services in
the Methodist church and at Gambler
he gave an eloquent discourse at :he
Methodist church the might of the
21st.
The thimble party of the M E.
church have three new members They
next meet at Mrs. Gales.
Mrs. Edna Strong of Lakeland is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Nichols.
Sunday a carload of regulars from
France passed through Belleview, ~
ing to Fort Meade
On the 21st the Sunday school class
es Of Mrs. Louis Weihe and Mrs. u
c. Stanley had an egg rolling at he
Weihe home.
Many hogs are dying from what s
said TO be chcl era. Ed PeIot has list
%; Guy Smith has lost some and HIS
a number sick. The government & -
tor from Ocala has been to see then,