The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-02-23
Tortured for Is Years
BELLEVIEW
Social and Personal Affairs In the Cit.
of Oaks.

Belleview. Feb % Friday after
noon, at four o'clock, at the town hall,
the young ladies will serve ice cream
for the benefit of the piano fund.
Rev Rodman Bosworth and wife of
Wisconsin arrived last Friday and are
visiting Rev. Bosworth's sister. Miss
Sara Bosworth. on Robinson avenue.
Mr. Bosworth is a rheumatic and is
visiting Florida in hope of a speed re-
covery.
Mrs Stanley, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs D c. Stanley, left for her
home in Georgia Tuesday.
Mrs. c. r. Bates and her guests. Mrs.
Kate Coe and Mr.. and Mrs. Cutbill,
spent several days in Tampa this week
Mr. and Mrs Cutbill will leave soon for
their home in West Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Bessie Nolan Burgess and two
little daughters left last Thursday for
their home in South Carolina, after
spending seven weeks as the guests of
Mrs. Burgess sister Mrs J. \. Shedd.
Rev. Entzminger preached last Sun
day evening at the Baptist church. A
special feature of the evening was the
rendering OF the song, Lead, Kindly
Light" by Mr.. J. T. Lee. Mr.. Lee has
fine voice and it is always a treat to
hear him sing.
Mrs. H. c. Northey arrived Saturday
afternoon from Jacksonville, to visit
her daughter. Mrs. V. D. Pratt.
Mrs Fred Brooks Of New York state
was here last Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooks made the City of Oaks their
home for several years. nearly nine
teen years ago. Mrs. Brooks friends
here were delighted to see her again.
Mr.. Sears of Monarch Grove at Wild
wood spent Sunday with Mrs. Sears.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Campbell, Mr.. A.
D. Mitchell and Mr. T. NJ McWhite of
Summerfield attended the evening SER
vices at the Baptist church Sunday.
Miss Alice Polly spent the week end
with her parents in Ocala
Rev. James Sullivan and wife of
Pittsburg are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A Tremere. They are we'll re-
membered here, as Mr.. Sullivan was the
Methodist pastor at this place some
years ago
Mrs. Q. S. Shade and Mrs Lu Lee
were Ocala shoppers Saturday.
/ Wednesday. Miss Edna Nichols en-
tertained the Busy Bee class Of the
Baptist Sunday school with a George
Washington party. at her home on Ag-
i
decorated with flags and bunting and
tiny paper hatchets were pinned on
the guests favors. After the busi-
ness meeting of the class, games were
played and refreshments of ambrosia
and cake were served The little folks
spent happy evening. Mrs. Amos
Mott and Miss Ida Fitzpatrick assisted
the hOstesss in entertaining her guests
Sunday evening. Feb. 26th. the
Sunday school will have charge of tn,
service. Recitations and songs will b,
rendered by the children. bringing ou
the thought of the lessons for I'll,
month of February This service viii
be highly instructive and all are in
vited to attend. Come and bring you
friends. o'clock is the hour. Be OF
time. You are invited also to the ses
sion of Sunday school at $50 a. m an
preaching service at 1890. You viii
be made welcome.
Rev r. y. Carvine, D. y. Methods
district SUPPLEMENTARY is to give hi
celebrated Irish lecture. ON foot an
alone through Ireland" at the tow
hall next Wednesday night. March
This lecture has been given over fiv
hundred times, and when repeated. a
il has been scores of times. il has al
ways brought the crowds. Dr. Car
vine is Of irish descent and has the Dir
wit that is increasingly appreciate
the more it IS heard. The lecture i
full OF instruction and entertainment
Admission. Is cents.
The next monthly thimble social j
TO meet with Mrs. Richards Tuesda
afternoon. Feb, 2sth. at the Butter
: worth cottage. This i one Of the mos
!, popular homes in the place. Pro
Richards and family have entered :
kindly and thoroughly into the life {
Bellev:ew since they have been her
We dread 20 think Of school closin
time and their DEPARTURE