The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-10-17
BELLEvIEW

| Belleview, Oct. 16.-The play "No
| Pay" to be given by the Belleview
| Dramatic Club under the management
of Mrs. o. B. Sias, will be given Fri
day evening, Oct. 25, at which time a
large number of out of town people
are expected to be present. Admission
| Is cents
Mr.. John Harrell came up from
South Florida as a result of the sick
ness of his oldest boy Harry We are
glad to note that the patient is i'm
proving.
Last Tuesday the stranger in our
midst would have been strongly re-
minded of Longfellow's poem, "The
Deserted Village" 1t was circus day
in Ocala. Everyone went, some in au-
tomobiles, some in buggies, some in
| the saddle and some walked. Even
our portly friend, o. B. Sias, was there
with his $40 smile and delicious ice
cream. The smile never wore off-it is
copyrighted.
Mr.. Joseph Millsom states that our
old friend, Col. VIM. C. Doolittle, one
of Belleview's oldest visitors, who
summers at Short Beach, Conn, is in
very frail health and that it is doubt
full if he comes south this winter altho
nation to come to Belleview. We truly
hope that his health will admit of
travelling.
| from Ocala to spend Sunday with his
parents.
Miss Ruby McClendon came up from
Wildwood Saturday night to spend
Sunday with her mother.
L ha a1 Inh hoc
| organized to fill a long felt want At
meeting held last Saturday night Mr..
| Earle A. Davenport was elected presi-
dent and Mr.. Walter Nelson was elect
| ed secretary and treasurer. The club
has leased the Nichols store building
and has installed a handsome pool ta-
| BILE and with a charter membership of
| about fifteen, the club hopes to pro-
vide simple amusements for the
young people of the town that will be
| a recreation and means of enjoy
ment that has long been lacking in the
| town.
| We regret to note that Mr.. E. n
Brown, living two miles southwest OF
town, is confined to his home with an
attack Of malarial fever. He is being
ATTENDED by DR.. Slaughter and we hope
to see him around soon.
| DR.. Slaughter was a visitor to oul
town last Monday and stated that he
was not feeling well. and his looks
bore out the statement. The doctor is
one of the hardest worked men in this
section and we trust that he will soor
be feeling like himself once more.
Mrs. I. n Nichols went to Ocala las
Monday afternoon to visit her daugh.
ter, Mrs. I. 1. Strong.
i Mr.. Will Abshire stuck a meat hool
in his hand and it has caused hin
Iserious inconvenience. Mrs. Abshire i:
i'll as are also several of the children
This might be called one of the penal
ties attached to a candidate running
for justice of the peace.
Jimmy Brown, 16-year-old son o.
Abraham Brown, one of our coloret
citizens, while hunting in the wood
last Saturday, was attacked by dog
and in beating them off with his gul
1t went off, the entire load enterin.
his stomach. The funeral was held a
the colored church Monday morning a
10 o'clock, vast concourse Of hi
friends and relatives attending.
Mr.. Frank Ritter left for South Flor
ida on Monday, after paying a shcr
visit to his family.
| eSSiS- W. H. bryant anu - l.. An
lderson of this place went to Candle
last night, where they Iectured to al
appreciative assembly in the Presby
terian church in behalf of prohibition
The regular meeting at this place o
the Three Million League, will be he'll
next Thursday night at the Baptis
church. They hope to soon have
rally meeting at this place and ar
trying to secure the presence of tn
prohibition candidate for governor.