The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-27
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supper was good and thoroughly en-
joyed by the large number Of people
that were present, and consisted Of
chicken pie, rabbit pie, scalIoped oys-
tiers, baked beans, salads. sandwiches,
pie, cake, coffee. The bazaar sale was
spirited, nearly everything being sold.
The quilt the ladies had made was
sold at auction for $11, which, with
the autograph book, containing names
Of those who had donated toward the
guilt made the sum realized from the
guilt about $50.
Miss M. 8. Powers was in Jackson
vile several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Andrews of
Mineola, L. L, came on the 18th, and
are stopping at Mrs. B. N. Tanners.
On the 10Th Rev Harvey B. Tanner
Of Spartanburg, S. c., came to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. n. Tan
ner Sabbath afternoon he preached
in the Baptist church, and in the even
ing preached in the Methodist church.
The league dance for the 9th has
on account OF fear of the 'fiu" been
called off. There are no cases in
BeIleview, but in some of the near
by places a number are sick with it.
An ounc eof prevention is better than
pound of cure.
Rev. S. E. LaWhon preached in the
Methodist church Sabbath morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Molineaux of Spartan
burg, s. c., came on the Sabbath.
They are members of Rev. H. B. Tan.
ners church in Spartanburg.
Clark Hull of Danbury, Conn, came
on the 23rd. Mrs. Hull and son have
been spending the winter here with
Mrs. Hull,s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou.
is Schmidt.
Several Of our people have severe
colds.
Mrs. Emma Reynolds, aged Is, Is
seriously i'll.
The S. A. L. Railway Cos. lease .
ground to the Utilities Co., was signed
by the president, r. E. Martin, and
the secretary, e. s. French, on the
23rd.
Mrs. Ella B. French and Mrs. Belle
Colcord autoed to Ocala on the Sab
bath, intending to take the Monday
morning boat down the Oklawaha to
Palatka, from there going to Daytons
for few days.
On the 2Srd, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Tan
ner of Chicago, H., came to visit Mr..
Tanners parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. N.
Tanner. Mr.. j. B. Tanner is president
of the Tanner-Gilman Schools, Inc.
On the night of the -23rd, in honor
Of Washington's Birthday Mrs. Geo.
C. Grunthal gave card party at the
Civic League. The men wore George
Washington military hats, the ladies
wore Martha Washington caps. The
hall was tastefulry decorated Mrs.
Armstrong was awarded ladies' first
prize, Mr.. Fiebrick, gentlemen's first
prize The ladies' consolation prize
was given to Mrs. Kern, Mrs. Grun
that's house guest, Mr.. G. p. Dustin
receiving the mems consolation prize
Refreshments were served. A very
enjoyable time, lasting until midnight
was given by Mrs. Grunthal
Sunday, the 10Th, Rev. S. E. Law
hon has arranged to have an all-day
service. Preaching at the church at
IL a. M. and p. M, by other minis
tiers. Song service the rest of ths
day, except from IL m, to 2 p. M, at
which time a chicken pillau dinnei
win be served on the grounds between
the church and the town hall Sing
ers from Mount Dora are expected to
be present. The public generally IS
invited to be present. If the weather
is incIement the gathering will be
postponed until the next Sabbath.
A cattle dipping vat is being built
next to the Dixie Highway, on land
Of o. NJ. Gale. short distance west
Of Professor Ashworth's.
A good feed once a day for the next
month would stop the suffering an,
save the lives of some of the cattle,
II is pitiable to see the half-starved
creatures searching for moss or some
thing to eat.
February 18th was the sixth ami
yorsary of the foundation of the Civic
League. which was done at the Marion
Hotel, Mrs. Fl. NJ. Perry, proprietress
Sixty-three signed the charter. Eight
Of that number have ceased to be oi
this life. The league is out Of debt
has money in bank, and does niue
that adds to the pleasure Of transient
and permanent residents OF our Cit,
Of Oaks.
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