The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-12-26
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meeting Supt Treadwell was at the
bedside of Rev. Mr.. Martin, a former
presiding elder OF the NJ E. church
when he died Rev Martin had many
friends in this vicinity.
On the 18th G.. w. Cogswell caught
aa 4-pound trout in our little lake.
On the 10th there was regular
meeting of the Civic League in the
afternoon. and card party in the
evening The highest score was made
by Mrs Y. G. Haverland and Mr.. g
E. Martin
The League will give dance New
Years night Music by Neehams or
chestra.
The night of the 10Th the Belleview
workers supper and baZar was held.
at the Town, Hall There was asmall-
er attendance than usual. The sup
per was good and many fancy and
useful articles were sold, and good
sum realized from the sales.
Rev. S. E. Lawhon's mother, sister
! and husband and two children, all of
Indiana, came on the 21st.
Louis Weihe has been appointed
government Inspector OF Belleview,
and Harley p Chambers enumeration
for district III and lis, Ocala.
Mr.. A. B. Conner, came on the goth.
Mr.. Conner was former teacher Of
our white school.
Edward w. White, aged 76 years,
father of Arthur w. White, husband
of Margaret Todd White. grandfath
err of Margaret K. and May White, all
|of Pittsburg, Penn, and brother of
two sisters living in Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, died Dec. IL. in the West Penn.
hospital from burns received about
noon of the same day. Mr.. White
was born in Derby, Conn, for many
ciyal war veteran, member OF the
East End Christian church, an Odd
Fellow and a member of the G. A. r
Post 157. Before retiring from active
life he was pension attorney for
many years he had been a winter res
ident of Belleview, having a fine
home here He was gentleman
thoroughly respected and liked by all
that knew him. Of loving DISPOSE
I'll Ill 4hnf hn
missed by his many Belleview friends
Having lived good honest life for
more than three score years and ten
wears. the writer beliebes Brother |
White has entered into an Eternal
life of peace and happiness. His bat
ties are; happily ended. His reward
has begun.
Miss Mary Gale is home from Ar
cadia, spending the Christmas holi |
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs |
o. NJ GAZE.
Mr.. Mayor and gentleman of the |
council you are sworn Tor supposed
to be- to enforce the ordinances, |
Many complaints are made to the !
writer about hogs, running at large
in the corporation.
1t hath been said in their heart all |
men are liars. The writer Will not go |
that far, but will say that many men
and women are liars. | know they lie |
and others know they are liars. Such |
people are found i'll every walk OF life. |
There lies are many times caused by |
jealousy, repeating like Poll Parrots |!
the words of other liars, many times |
caused by ignorance, or by desire to |
please others. Many times by mean |
disposition. They are found among |
protested Christians and those that |
make no profession of religion. They |
profess to see mote in other eyes. but
fail to see the beam in their own eyes. |
Religious, secret and other societies. |
The character of men and women are
all assaulted, but as rule without
avail Shakespeare wrote that truth
crushed to earth shall rise again, the
Eternal years of God are hers, but
error wounded wreths with pain and
dies among her worshipers. History
proved this to be true, religion is
gaining in believers. Free Maronary'
Odd Fellows and other societies are
gaining in numbers and power be-
cause they are founded upon truth
love of God and their fellow beings
On the 23rd. Mr. Alfred Crump OF
Bridgeport, Conn, came to rejoin his
wife and children who are living with
Mrs. Crump's father and mother. Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Coggswell.
The night of the 22nd "a farmers
H.. citing for the purpose Of forming an
association somewhat similar 10 the
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