The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-02-02
BELIEEIEW

Belleview, Feb. 2-The thimble party
at the parsonage Tuesday afternoon
was a pronounced success. Quite
number Of ladies were present and the
afternoon was a very pleasant one.
Miss Alice Polly spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
+. y. Polly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whiteman are in their
house now. which they recently pur-
chased from Mrs. Mary Riley.
The Talitha Cuni club met with Mrs
Wenrch Tuesday evening and enjoy
ed pleasant evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weihe are entertain-
ing Mrs. Weihe's brother and sister
Mr.. Haines and Mrs. Florence Haincs
from Ohio.
Mrs Crosby and little daughter of
Hawthorne spent sunday and Monday
with Mrs. c. y. Tremere. Mrs. Crosby
will be pleasantly remembered a. Miss
| Della Strange. who was the popular
| saleSlady for the Trading Co. several
years ago.
on Monday evening the crowd OF
| friends of Rev. and Mrs Wenrich gave
them a royal pounding" party. The
crowd gathered at the church and
went in a body to the parsonage. and
arriving on the veranda, sung. "Blest
/
were much surprised. as they had no
knowledge Of the party before the ar
rival OF the crowd. The evening was
quite pleasant one. Miss Lowell who
| has very sweet voice. sang The
! Holy City" Rev. Wenrich and daugh-
! ter. Miss Catharine and Miss Callie
/ Richards sang a pretty song. Mr.. and
Mrs Weihe added much amusement IN
! the evening by rendering an Irish
piece. and Mr. John Ashworth gave a
talk on Honolulu. Mr.. Albert Mcclure
. gave an interesting talk and Rev. Wen
rich spoke Of the sincere appreciation
that he and his family felt toward their
friends for the pleasant evening. The
pounding" social was a success. a
each one helped to pound the Rev
Wenrich by bringing pound.
Mr. Alfred NelliS OF Glover-vIlle. y
Y. has arrived 10 spend the remand
er OF the winter and j. pleasantly dom
iciled at Mrs Shades boarding house
Mr. Nellis has been spending a part o.
each winter here for many years and
all are glad 10 see him.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Mill<om were
lOcala visitors on Monday.
Mrs. Frank Renedict and little son
Edwin. left last Friday for their hom.
in Danhurv. Conn. having spent sev'
ieral months with her parents. Mr.. AM
Mrs L. L. Hopkins
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Walsh and little
son left Tuesday for -. Cloud 20 spent
the remainder OF the season
Mr. and Mrs Ross and friend. Mr.
Turner Of GaTney. ;. g. are guests o,
iMr and Mr. John Haine-. Mr. Ro<.
j. a sister OF Mr.. HaineS-
Rev. Martin preached wv" fine ser
mons at the Baptist church Sunday
morning and evening
We have received the sad news o
the death Of Mr.. J. ". Chuhb a high
ilv respected citizen OF Brunswick. Ga
/ He leaves a wife and TWO children ans
a host Of friends - mourn hi~ death
Mrs Chubb'S sister. Miss Louise Smith
/ of New Orleans. was with her durin-
her husbands illness and death My
Chubh i a sister Of Mr.. Eerr Smith
the popular and efaci=n, clerk for ~.
B-lI-v.ew Trading Co. and his host o
friends here extend their sympathy :,
. ! him in his bereavement
Miss Bessie C5eswell Of 0rala. sper
; the week end With her aur.. Mr. W
: Cog>weN
M- and Mrs. Crawford are rnovin.
, into Mrs Burgess cottage from oal
Knoll
Mr. J. A. Lucius ha~ bought NJ. Al
! shire's market and VIII AXE possession
/ at once.
Friday evening ,h- class y youn.
boys of the Methodist sunday ~choo
: calling the Willing Workers vii
serve ice cream at the town hall