The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-03-13
BELLEVTEW

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Haines cam.
in Tuesday afternoon from Lake City
They were married in JacksonyilI.
several days ago and spent a few day.
with Mrs. Haines' sister in Lake City
ere coming here. Mr.. Haines with hi.
parents, came from Michigan severa
months ago, and have built a home
some miles east of town. Mrs Haines
was born in Florida, but has been in
Michigan since a mere child. She was
a Miss Brown, and her family lived in
oxford The young couple was met al
the station by number of friends and
showered with rice. Tuesday night
they were treated to an earache OF
COW bells, horns, etc. We extend to
them congratulations and best wishes
Mr. Foote of New Haven. Conn. who
has been spending some time at the
Harrel House, has returned home
| Mr. and Mrs. Starbuck and Miss
Starbuck, who have been stopping az
the Harrell House, left Wednesday for
Gainesville. to spend some time before
returning 10 their home in the north.
We are glad TO report that Mrs.
Frank Ritter who has been quite i'll.
is improving.
Rev. J. r. Wenrich is holding spe-
cial revival services at the Methodist
church this week. All are cordially
invited TO attend these services.
Mrs. George Proctor is slowly i'm
proving after a severe illness
Rev. Martin will preach both morn
ing and evening at the Baptist church
Sunday. Rev. Martin has been called as
pastor for this church for the coming
year. He is quite an able preacher
and all are cordially invited to attend
all services.
Mr.. Rex Nichols had the misfortune
to lose fine pointer dog last Friday
night by poisoning, the poison being
thrown in the yard after supper He
who Will stoop to poison an unofYend-
ing dumb brute is not worthy to be
called human. Kate was a pretty dog
and great pet and also very valua-
bic animal. being an excellent hunter
We extend our sympathy to Mr. Mich
OILS in his loss
Last Friday evening one of the most
enjoyable socials Of the season was
given by Messrs- Earle Davenport and
Bert Smith in the handsome new ad-
dition TO Mr.. c. \. Tremere's store. The
evening was pleasantly spent in a So
cial way by those not caring to dance
Those enjoying the young gentleman's
hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs Adam
iidAheI' MI anu MIS-. HASKELL. Mr. and
Mrs. o. NJ. Gale, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Millsom, Mr.. and Mrs. Starbuck, Mr..
and Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. w. S. Cogs-
we'll and Mrs. John Harren, Misses
Mildred Lowell, Bessie Cogswell, Edna
Nichols, Ella Lyles. Laura Starbuck,
Lorena Freeman. Florence Haines. May
McPhaul, Alice Polly, Ida Kilpatrick,
and Miss King of Gambler Messrs. c.
A Tremere, Bert Smith. Earl Dayen-
port. John Lyles, Guy and Henry
Smith, Frank Townsend. Rex Nichols.
Tom and Ed Haines, Jim Rhoden.
Frank Kirby and James Lyvers from
Summerfield and Harry Baxter of
Gambler, Ed Schram and Freeman
Haines and Mr.. Long.
Mr.. Robert freeman who has been i'll
with chills and fever. is much improv-
ed
Elder Joel Ridge and Cousin. Mr.
Ridge. who have been visiting Mr. r.
{. Ridge, have returned to their home
in Indiana.
We learn with sincere regret of the
death of Rev. James l.. Sullivan at St
Petersburg several days ago. Rev and
Mrs. Sullivan were here a little over a
week ago, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. a. Tremere. They were then on the
way to st. Petersburg where they
We're going to spend the winter for the
benefit of Mr.. Sullivan's health. Rev.
Sullivan leaves a wife and two sons to
mourn his death