The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-12-14
BELIE8IEE
Death and Funeral Services of Mrs. L.
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BelIeviev. Dee. 12-8Irs. Grace L
Hopkins after months Of suffering
passed away last Sunday morning
about eleven O'Clock. The funeral was
held in the Methodist church Monday
afternoon az o'clock. The church
was packed with mourning friends.
and Rev c. ". Lane preached one Of
the most eloquent and touching ser
mons in tribute 10 the dead that has
ever been heard IN this town. His ser
mon has been a theme for comment
and favorable criticism ever since. The
singing by the choir was touching and
appropriate The floral offerings We're
profusc and everything in connection
showed the high esteem and love in
which this good woman was held by
every person in the community.
Mr. Tremere was called to Sarasota
last Wednesday on business concerning
his traction engines.
Mr. L. VI. Boyntou surprised his
many friends here by rolling, into town
in his E. VI. T. car fresh from the
norta. He with his father, mother and
uncle made the passage from Long
Island to Silver Springs in their hand
some gasoline cruising yacht, travelling
mostly by the inside waterway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haviland and
Mrs NJ G. Cook from Bridgeport, CT,
arrived last week and will occupy the
nilsson cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Tyrreu of Short
Beach, CT, arrived last Friday and
will occupy their cottage for the win
ter.
Miss Myrtice Camp with her mother
from North Lake Weir spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs Harry Weaver.
Mr.. John Hafner accompanied by
his brother Adam Hafner drove to
Ocala last Friday Uncle John has
been trading horses lately and now
has horse of some class and action
as compared with his last one. Uncle
John always had money to bet that
his last horse could reel off mile on
a measured track in two hours and
forty minutes, or better. The writer
is n GA that bet too.
Mrs Gary D. Washburn Of Ocala
formerly Of this city, and for a num-
Der Of years the pres dent of the w
c. I. u, and one of our most active
church workers, was a visitor to this
burg last Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nillsom have
departed this town and are now visit
ing with the son bill" at St. Cloud
where they will stay for some time.
Mr.. Frank A. Norton, Mr.. PHILIP
Fort and one of the Fort kiddlets were
visitors Saturday.
Walter Nelson has done gone and
bought him another noise buggy fol
speculation and any one wanting {
cheap go-wagon can get bargain ou
of Walter.
AIessrs McClendon and Carpenter
real genuine cowpunchers from Colo
RADIO, made this town their headquar.
ters for several days, while they look.
ed around the country, purchasing
what stray cattle that came in sight.
The Misses Margie and Florence
Brooks, after an extended visit with
their friends, the MacKays of Ocala
are now visiting their uncle and aunt
Col. and Mrs. DOoIittIe, at their lax,
front cottage Lively, piquant. viva.
cious and full of life family describe!
these young ladies.
Mr.. Frank Lightsey has been a fire
quent visitor to our town the pas
week
Mrs. Manviue A. Dudley with he1
mother, Mrs R A Snow Of Wildwood
made business trip TO Ocala ant
other points not so very long ago.
Every one in BeIleview will be gIat
to know that Mr.. and Mrs. Blood Will
son Reginald are on the way. Mr.
Blood it viii be remembered Is some.
what Of a Splinter and many of the
inhabitants will long remember the
running match that Mr. Blood and
Mr.. Tremere had around the square
Mr.. Flood is some sprinter, some che