The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-05-16
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son degree upon two fellow crafts
Several members from Wildwood
lodge were present Refreshments
were served A very pleasant even
ing was passed. 1t was nearly three
in the morning before the final good
nights were said.
The League dance on the 9Th was
well attended. The music by the
Needham orchestra was enjoyed by
all. The next dance will be the
night of the 22nd.
J. A. Freeman, president Of the
town council, is unwell, and expert
ences much pain. DR.. Slaughter is
his physician.
The town council held speciai
session the night of the 9th. Their
regular meetings in the future will
be the night of the first Tuesday in
each month.
On the 7th the family of o. M Gale
picnicked at Lake Weir.
On the same day Rev. True Whit
tier, wife, son, daughter, Mrs. Nelson,
and Ruth Whittier. with Mr. and Mrs.
Sands Haviland. went to Smith Lake
to the HaviIand cottage, and some
of them passed three very enjoyable
days there
On the 9th Mrs. o. S. Shade and
the twins, with Mrs. v. D. Pratt,
came to Belleview, returning to Jack.
sonville on the 18th.
On the 18th a baby girl was born
to Mr. and Mrs. +. u TilIis.
VIM. S. Feinberg. who is in school
at Gainesville. spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. N.
Fielding, returning to school on the
18th. During his vacation this sum.
mer he will clerk in one of the
stores
The night of the 10th chicken
pillau was given in honor of Ray
mond Moore, discharged, soldier
soldier, About fifty were present.
Sunday, the 11th the funeral OF
Mrs. Joshua Johnson (colored) oil
Weirsdale was held. Three automo-
bile loads of friends went from
BeIleview.
On the 10th Mrs. W. S. Galloway
went to Coleman to see her mother,
who is sick there
On the 18th Mr. and Mrs. e. w. |
White and their granddaughter, May
White, returned to hteir home in |
Pittsburg, Pa. Mr. White is a vet /
eran of the civil war, and is almost
blind from what is called cataract |
growing over the sight of the eyes. |
Upon his return home Mr.. White in
tends having an operation performed
to remove the trouble
Rev. Mr.. Carr of Bushnell win
preach at the Baptist church on the
18th.
Messrs. Durham and Berry, on the
night of the 18th, lectured at the M
+. church on the centenary of the
Methodist church. There was al
large attendance. There were ster.
eopticon views exhibited. Cards for
contributions were given out.
On the 18th Frank Gale returned
home from school at DeLand.
AT her home in BelIeview on the
18th, at 1880 p. M, Mrs. Sarah f.
Doolittle, winter resident of Belle
view for many years. ceased to be Of
THIS life, and in the opinion of this
writer progressed to a far better life
a life where aches, ills, cares and the
troubles of earth are unknown or
forgotten. When the Judgment of !
earthly beings is superseded by the
supreme Judgment of God. a bure
loving God, in whose image we are
created, and in whom for MANY ware
Mrs. Doolittle had placed implicit ba-
lief and firm reliance. For MANY
years she had been aconsistent mem.
Der OF the Methodist church She
was SO years of age, and had partic;.
pated in many of the cares and from.
oies OF this life. Had been the mott
er OF two daughters. Had in Damn
auring the civil war nursed her hus-
pand from serious illness to health
r1au been good wife, a devoted
notner. sincere friend, and has nass
- 70 her reward. "Ye have baan
'aitnful in few things: win make
you ruler over many things, saws
the Bible. Mrs. Doolittle's remain
we're taken to McTver & MacKay,s
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