The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-01-23
RELLEvIEW

The night of the 18th the young
people had candy pull at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ Gale.
The night of the 18th there was
held social at the Walter Nelson
cottage at Smith Lake.
Mrs. Geo. G. Grunthal has had run
ming water put in her house and pur-
chased a Dodge auto.
Mr.. G. P. Dustin has erected a
small building in the rear of his house
and is building a cement walk to it.
Mrs. Sands Haviland has built a
cement walk from the sidewalk to his
house.
Mr. Edward Feibrich has returned
from Jacksonville.
Mrs. " D. Pratt has gone to Jack
sonville.
Ed Pelot has moved to the Strobel
farm.
Messrs. Lewis Tyrell and E. B.
Fisher are improving the interior of
Marion hotel. 1t has been rented by
Mrs. Harry Monroe, of Johnstown,
Ohio, who has sold her property in
that place, shipped carload of furnI-
ture, and as soon as it arrives will
come here and open the hotel to ac-
comodate the public. She has had a
number of years experience in the
business. Mrs. Monroe is a sister of
Mrs. o S. Shade.
AT the annual stockholders meeting
of the Belleview Utilities Co., the fol-
lowing directors were chosen, viz: G..
G. Rose, NJ. NJ. Proctor, C. w. Quick
Louis Weihe, F. E. Martin, E. S.
French, w. J. Platt.
AT the directors meeting immediate
ly following the stockholders meeting
the following officers were elected
viz; president, F. E. Martin; vice
president, c. G. Rose; secretary and
treasurer E. S. French.
A regular meeting of the board Of
directors was held at their office in
Belleview, on the goth, at 80 p. M
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E.
church met at Mrs. Weihes on the
GOTH
Walter Nelson is on business trip
for the week at Jacksonville.
A pageant, The Wayfarer was
oh OF forl,f
of the 18th. Two missionaries from
India were present and gave an exibi-
tion of the modes of the India people.
Sabbath morning at 10 O'Clock they
held services at the NJ. E. church, at
IL o'clock, Rev. Lawhon took them to
Gambler, at 2:30 p. M. he took them to
Eustis.
In the evening a service presided
over by Mrs. Louis Weihe was held
at the church.
The song we are marching to Vic
tory was sung by Mrs. Florence Wells,
Brooklyn, n. Y. She is a charming
singer, one of the best if not the best
that Belleview has ever heard.
The following young ladies recited
very nicely pieces that were appro-
pirate for the occasion, viz; the three
Miss Ferris and Miss NIFTY MeClen-
don
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. McAllister and
daughter Ethel and Edna, and Mr..
Frederick McAllister, a brother of
Charles. are occupying Mrs. Margaret
Whites house. They are all from
Pittsburg, Pa, and neighbors of Mrs.
White.
The writer is informed that Mr.. E.
" Whites death was caused by his
bathrobe catching fire from an oil
stove in his bathroom while he was
washing his face. Mrs. White was
burned her hands and wrist when she
vent to the room to help Mr.. White.
1t was the sad ending of good mans
life.
The night of the 18th there was a
dance at the Marion hotel.
The l.. and NJ Association met at
the Town Hall the night of the 10Th.
There were recitations, singing and
reading, Mrs. Florence Wells was en-
cored several times, Mr.. Ed Arm
strong at the piano.
Arrived on the 9TH, Mrs. Virginia
Wilkinson and Mrs. L. Benedict from
Binghampton, n y, also Mrs. George
Pike from Wilton, Conn. They are
occupying Mrs. Wilkinsons' house on