The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-01-31
5ELLEVIEW TO ENTERTAIN
w. C. T. U. DIST. CONVENTION

district W c. t. L. will be held at
the M. E. church in BeIleview, Mon
day night, February 5rd. and Tuesday
the 4th. Miss Neal of Jacksonville !
state president. wiIi make an address
Monday night and Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Borgess.. our new minister's
wife, will make an address Tuesday /
afternoon. Good speakers from 9TH /
er parts Of the district vii, be pres
eut Special music Anyone willing
to help entertain the delegates will
please report to Mr. Louis Weihe
barrel Of apples sent W r. Bry-i
ant from Missouri was one and one
half months in transit When recei- /
we'd all but one-half bushels were de /
cayed Very many are complaining /!
about the length OF time their goods
are on the railroads These delays
are much worse since the government
took over The roads Freight rates
are excessive Winter residents say
that it cost them more TO come toI
BeIIeview this year than formerly i'll
did TO come and return home
Our Red Cross circle met or the
22nd and finished all the work they
lad on hand
The town couhcil met OF Tic night
of the 31sJ and adjourned urr'' ehei
night Of the 22nd After the regular
routine business IT vas voted - con,
tinue the sidewalk % Nj French 8
corner on West Front street
On the 22nd J. T. Nelson soid an (
auto ant two mules
Geo Cogsweu and Louis Schmidt
are lovers Of the piscatorial art On
the 21st they caught at Smith Lake
five pound pike, called by some a
jack.
Miss Sarah Bosworeh. Is having her
house shingled
From the cOlored orphans home on
the 22nd. Agnes Moore. Is years of
age. was buried Influenza was the
cause of her death.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Y. Freeman have
moved to Shady
o. M. Gale is selling apples from
the state OF Washington They are
the best received here this season.
Mr. and Mrs DeIbert Haskell havei
TO thir BeIleview home. Mr.
was in Cuba after his return
from Mexico, until June Since them
ne has been in the government EN-
OlOy at MusseI Shoals
John Brown. son Of Mrs. Charles u,
Brown. came near being killed by
kick from a mule while clipping its
eg. He was 50 near that the blow
N the face while painful did not Sc q
'iously injure him. I
w. Snedden and R. Fishel have re- 2
urned to town They have held ser
iices in the town hall commencing ?
he night of the 22nd and intend con. i
inuing to DO SO during the present
week. They take up no collection \
md claim no denomination r
w. R. Bryant and J. T Hames have {
old their horses. Mr.. Bryant at the Z
.orner of StetsOn avenue and Lillian "
Terrace has erected a signboard call. p
ng attention TO the Lakeview hotel {
On the gath Mrs. SamT Millican :
rrived home from Cherokee, Y C.,
where she has spent several months =,
With her husband who IS employed :,
here She is we'll and favorably
,nown as Miss May by all the old :,
nd many Of the younger residents. ;.
On the 25th the town council caus
d IS water oaks to be set out TO re-
'lace those that are dead ordying.
Mrs. Adam Hafner has bought the :.
leCamp cottage at Smith Lake form:
,rly owned by O. NJ Gale
At the league dance on the oath
there was large attendance "A
lutos were counted
Privates George Carr and Clarence y
4ucius have returned to Belleview
Judge Hopkins and wife. Mrs
Adam Hafner Mr.. and Mrs. Z F.
Iaviland spent Sunday at Smith Lake
Ind enjoyed the outing very much.
Mr. and Mrs. Sands Haviland. Mrs.
J J. Nelson. Miss Everett and Miss
MacCoy made a short visit to the
HaYiIand'S cottage at Smith Lake