The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-09-18
sELLEvIEw BRIEFS

An. shedd has been indispOsed for
me past week or SO. and Is unable 20
OF her position with McGehee d I
MAYO. Her patrons miss her.
The railroad company has inaugur-
afed a new schedule. beginning last
SUNDAY. The north bound train II
due 90 leave Beileview az l2.4S. and
ne south bound 20 leave az 1880 p.
N. giving BeIleviewites no day time
trip o. Ocala and return
Mr Bin nilsson left here last sat
urday night about II O'Clock Tor
Heather Island or any other old port
a. which be- might land. There is no
telling how many times that boy gof
lost All paths in the woods looked
alike 90 him. and when big hog
cane charging out OF the woods WI
Ham thought sure a bear had MIN.
However In tine az need and danger,
there are other things just a. good a.
q gun
n is stated that Mr " r. Everett
of Georgia has bought all 81 Mr.. l.
IA. Drew's extensive land holdings in
and around Belleview. consisting o.
some 81 the most valuable town lots
and hammock lands IN this vicinity
Mr. Drew was easily the largest own
er I'M Zee simple OF land in this yicin-
sly. and % o. hoped that Mr.. Everett,
Who. BIZ the way. has leased Mr.. Da-
mas house. viii improve his holdings.
and WiIl bring some settlers with him
Who viii help 20 improve and enrich
our beautiful little town. Here's the
rlad hand 90 Mr.. Everett and all that
belongs 20 him. Welcome 10 Belle
view.
We viii certainly miss Mrs. Dana,
one Of our most earnest Christian
workers with the young. She is loved
and esteemed by all for her sterling
worth. patience and integrity OF char
acter
Professor Green seems 70 have a
permanent lien on the services Of Mr..
John T. Haines. our whirl-wind me-
chanic as We only see him once a
week. az church. and in reply 70 in
ouiries as 10 his whereabouts the past
week. only brings the some old reply,
out az Professor Green's"
Word Is received from our old
friend. Mr.. Alfred Mills. away up in
New York state, that be is in fine
health. has spent part Of the summer
An the Adirondack mountains. fishing
and hunting. He states that he has
Just come in with a string Of six fish
not one Of which is less than two feet
long. He, however, failed to state
how much he paid for them.
Rev. B. r. Freer peached 10 an at
tentive audience last Sunday. We
hope 20 have Rev. Sirdefield with us
on next Sabbath.
And now they begin 70 come. Mrs
washburn is expected home the las
Of this month. Her son, Frank, vii
accompany her. Mr.. Chss. II. Hilton
Is expected home within the mex
week or ten DAYS from Connecticut
Then Mrs. J. W. Hilton and wife US
uaIly arrive about the first week il
October. and we hope they will no
deviate from their accustomed ruiz
this year TO come early and stay late
Mr.. Earl Gardner says he wants q
come about the last of October, an,
cut the grass In his park. Mr. E. E
Blood says that he and his wife hav
not decided yet as 70 their Florida tri
or where they will travel TO this con
ing winter, but that they have pleas
ant memories OF Belleview and woul
like 20 come again.
Mrs. Mary Riley is al Saratog
Springs. drinking the waters and say
she is enjoying the best Of health, an
expects TO come south this comm
winter. and sends kindest regards {
all her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Terryl state tina
owing 20 the serious illness of NJ
TerryTs father they will be unable {
come 10 Belleview this winter.
Mr.. COwles writes from Bridgepor
Conn, that he will be down early /
November, and wishes TO be remen
bered to all his friends. Mr.. c.
one Of the cheeriest men that eve
visited Belleview, and his friends az
only limited to the number of peopl
I'm the town.
Our merchants have shipped nearl
ten thousand pounds Of cotton tn
week. II seems that there is ne
much market for cotton this year
Mrs. SnnOw OF Wildwood. with he
little grandson. has been spending