The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-05-18
BELLEVIEw

! Belleview. May ls-Last night At
the town hall the closing exercises OF
our school were held Prof. Richards
and daughter. Miss Callie. through the
children gave a very interesting pro-
gram. Each child did his or her best
and the results were highly crafty
ing TO the patrons and friends OF the
| school. At the close Rev. Wenrich
presented the motion that all who
wished 10 express the appreciation
they felt for thu interest taken in
I their children and the fine progress
made. TO do so by vote. which was
unanimous The hall was crowded and
hardly standing room The hall was
/ prettily decorated for the occasion with
I palms. flags and bunting and present
ed a pretty background for the bright
and pretty looking children who did
their parts so creditably-
| Mr.. Bert Smith who has been
spending several months at his home
in Georgia for his health. returned
Sunday night TO resume his position in
the Trading company's store Mr.
smiths numerous friends Were glad
10 see him again.
Rev W. 1. Martin filled his appoint
ment at the Baptist church sunday,
both morning and evening At the
morning service Mr. J. T. Lee and Miss
Bessie Cogswell sang two solos which
were beautifully rendered.
Mr.. Osborn and Mr.. Jack Crawford
are over at Gambler this week
MesSrs. Gale and Whisenant were
IOcala shoppers Tuesday.
Rev. and Airs. whiSenant drove NJ
TO Ocala on "Wednesday and spent the
day.
NJ canr-. M.~lura nh, has ha.-
i'll for the past few days. is much i'm
proved.
! Rev. Rodman BoSworth and wife
left on Monday for their home in Wis.
consin after several months pleasant
visit with their sister. Mrs. Sarah Bos.
worth. Rev. Bosworth came down FOL
his health and has been much benefited
by his stay here
Miss Elsa Rhenalh Of Starke stopped
over for a day the guest of Mrs. Amo:
Mott on Monday. She was on her way
home from a pleasant visit with hel
. sister. Miss Sophie Rhenalh. whc
taught in our school several years age
and who taught the past summer IL
-. Petersburg
, Miss Elsa Schneider OF Ocala spen
the week end with Mrs. q. VI. Gale.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Myers have sold theil
home. Forest Lodge. and returned 4
their old home in Indiana Monday. TIL.
present owner OF Forest Lodge Is Mr.
Nicholson from Arkansas.
Col. AMI Mrs. VIM. c Doolittle lef
Monday for their summer home a
Short Beach. Conn. They are old win
, ter residents OF the City of Oaks an,
We hope to see them again next fall
., Last Thursday evening a large mum
. Der OF friends OF Prof. Richards an,
, family gathered at the Methods
=, church and went in a body to tn
Richards home. rendering a surpris
= party TO Prof Richards and daughter
Miss Callie Richards. The Methods
church. in which they have been faith
full and ardent workers, presented Mis-
Richards with a book and Prof Rick
ards with a pair Of auto gloves as re
minders of love and esteem. Re,
!, Wenrich presented the gifts. express
:, ing the appreciation Of their goo
:, work and of the high esteem in whic
, they were held. Prof Richards re
Sponded with a neat little speech o
:, appreciation and Miss Richards say
! ing that her fingers could best expires
her appreciation. rendered a beautiful
piano solo. The following gentleme
We're called upon and made Speechet
. much pleasure given by the Rickard
family in their religious and musica
work: Judge l. /. Hopkins. Col. W. {
Doolittle. DR.. Albert Mcclure. Re,
Bosworth, Mr.. Weihe and Prof Thar
;, As quite few were present with mus
" ical talents. the evening was mad
more pleasant with musical selection.
Prof Richards. VIOLIN and Miss Rick
ards piano. played. Miss Bessie Cogs
well sang. a also did Mrs. Loui
Weihe. Mrs. Fred Wendell and Re,
Wenrich and daughter. Miss Kathryn
Miss Richards and Miss Nichols CAV
e a piano duet and Prof q. l.. Thar
sang and played several selections. d
Mcclure gave a witty Irish story an
altogether the evening was one {
A. much pleasure and long TO be remem
d bered. At the evenings close all join
e ed in singing "Blest he the Tie tina
y Binds. and "a the last good might
Is were being spoken. Good Might Ia
a dies" was sung as the party wende
= its way homeward. wishing the Rick
= ards family the best of wishes for Tn
> future and a return next year.
Mr.. George McLenion died at hi
: home Wednesday morning at IL o'cIoc
k after an illness lasting several day
He suffered an acute attack OF neura
% gia and his death was very sudden an
unexpected. lie leaves a wife and fiy
children. a sister. Mrs :. @. ThOma
and a brother. Mr.. Louis McLendon
mourn his death. We extend our syn
20 patty in this their sad bereavement
= Prof. Henry Richards went up
lie Silver Springs Monday TO get his ne
auto, a Metz car. and drove the san
home. Prof Richards will tour n
state this summer agent for tn
machine. He was accompanied
n Ocala by Mrs Richards and Fran
!, Gale.
70 Mrs. John Haines who has been .
J. very i'll for the past week il great
=. improved.
- Mr.. J. y Sheid and Mr.. Tom Ham.
: are spending this week on Lake Wei
Ie where they are erecting a home (,
DR.. Camp.