The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-11-16
BELLEVIEW

Belleview, Nov. 17.-Mr. and Mrs. Q.
NJ. Gale are enjoying a visit from Mr..
Gales father and mother. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Gale from Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goolsby spent Monday
in Ocala.
Major T. c. Hall, son and daughter,
Mr.. w Troy and Miss Beulah Hall
and Miss Alta Pearson and Mr. Ed
Hall of Ocala were Sunday visitors.
attending services at the Baptist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown of Wild
wood and children spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives here.
The ". c. T. L. met with Mrs
Adams Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Wash
burn of Ocala was present.
On Thanksgiving evening the ceme-
terry improvement society will give an
entertainment for the benefit Of the
society. The following committees
were appointed by the president, Mrs.
]. N. Shedd, namely: Music, Misses
callie Richards and Edna Nichols with
Rev. J. r. Wenrich; literary, Mesdames
Shade, Pratt and Tremere with Judge
L. L. Hopkins; refreshments, Aesdames
Mott and Harold. An interesting pro-
gram will be rendered and all should
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cause.
Tuesday afternoon while returning
from the Ocala school, driving a horse
and buggy, Raymond and Frank Gale
met with quite an accident. They met
two men on motorcycles going into
Ocala. The horse became frightened,
but the men refused to stop and the
horse became unmanageable and ran
breaking the buggy and
throwing the boys out. Raymond was
bruised badly and Frank sustained a
cut on the head which was quite pain
full.
Mr.. o. S. Shade returned to his work
in Jacksonville Sunday.
Mr.. S. T. Maddox Of ST. Petersburg
spent Sunday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Fitzpatrick We're
Ocala shoppers last week.
Capt VIM. G. DoOlittle of Short
Beach, Conn.,, with his wife and Mrs.
Ellen F. Bush of Quincy. Mass, arFiv-
ed in Belleview today to spend the
winter at their home here. 1t is to be
regretted that Mrs. Holstead of Dor
chester. did not accompany them this
season.
Messrs. Earl Gardner and Geo. F.
| Mcclure of Pittsburg, will not arrive
till after the holidays.
Mrs. Q. B. Sears of Hartland, VT,
has bought the Trask property on
West Front street and is having the
premises fitted up for an ice cream
parlor and candy store on the ground
floor, and the family will occupy the
upstairs as a residence.
Mr. George E. Merrill of Hartland.
Conn, is a new conner to our city and
is prospecting for a location. He has
rented the Lee cottage.
Thursday the 9Th inst. was the 56th
anniversary of Mr.. Henry ". Weaver's
advent into this vale of tears. His
Belleview friends decided to make it
joyous time and about 1880 o'clock, to
the number of twenty or more, headed
| by megaphone band and an imitation
bugle they descended upon the Weaver
homestead, at about the time that Mr..
Weaver was down in the barn fixing
things for the night. Hearing the
rumpus and hub bub. Mr.. Weaver came
running to the house, pitchfork in
| hand to repel the invaders and did not
recover his equilibrium for an hour
or more. The shock to his system was
severe but there is hopes for his re-
covery Being new corners to this
country, Mrs. J" eaVer ala not hho"
| whether it was a lynching bee or a
church revival turned loose. There is
also hopes for her recovery. Buster
| the pup is stiH excited, aud Bith
| music, songs. recitations and other
disturbances of the peace, and wish
i ing Mr.. Weaver many another anniver-
sary to be passed in our midst, at
! late hour the aggregation dispensed
/ f,13v ta thair hamaS II is
amiss to state that Mr.. and Mrs Has
keli, the Haines and other people liv-
| ing out on the Lake Weir road en-
gineered this project Mr.. Sol T. Riggs
| of New Haven, Conn, was there and
carried his hearty laugh with him. Mr.
| Weaver is one of our newest citizens
and we trust the time will come when
he will be one of the oldest citizens