The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-12-19
BELLETIEW

Belleview, Dec. 1S.-Mr. and Mrs. E.
f. Blood with Master Reginald and
his tutor, Mr.. George Ernst, all from
York Beach. Maine, came in last Sat
urday looking fine, hale and hearty.
They are comfortably dom'ciled in
the Wendell house, where they will
spend the next three or four months.
They are looking for Mr.. and Mrs.
Dust to arrive in the near future.
Every one in town is always glad
when this bunch of Maine yankees ap-
pear on the scene.
Miss Margie Brooks spent last
Thursday and Friday with friends in
OcaIa.
Mr. VIM J. Maier spent a day at the
county seat this past week.
Miss Mary Gale had a surprise party
last Friday evening to celebrate her
twelfth birthday, which occurred last
March, and the funny thing in connec-
tion with this surprise party was that
Mary knew all about it ten days be-
fore it happened, therefore it was no
surprise party at all But the young
sters all had just as good a time as if
it had been real surprise.
The Masonic fraternity is having
improvements made to its hall that
will add much to the comfort and
looks of the room. An elevated plat
form has been built around the room
and platforms of proper elevation for
the respective officers stations have
been built, which will make this an
up date lodge room.
Mr.. Glenn Merrill came down from
Jacksonville last Tuesday to spend a
couple of days with his uncle, Mr..
Geo. e. Merrill.
Mr. Tremere returned last week
from the south end of the state, where
he closed contracts for two four wheel
drive traction engines. The turpen-
tine interests of the state are begin
ming to see where a traction engine
has mule power skinned a block.
DR.. r. S. Scott, wife and children,
who have been living in the HoIstead
cottage the past few months. have
packed up their goods and left this
town to return to their former home
in Alabama. Their many friends re-
gret their leaving.
Mrs. VIM. Fitzpatrick is stopping in
town for a while after having visited
with her daughter. Mrs Sidney Mad
dox at st. Petersburg.
Mr.. l. Frank Haviland has started
the erection of a commodious house
on Stetson avenue, between Mr.. Sands
Haviland and Mr.. N D. SINNERS res
licences, this making five of the incest
houses in the town on this one block.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. d Skinner from
Connecticut came in Monday and are
safely located in their new house on
Stetson avenue. Mr. Skinner is as
cheerful as ever.
Mr.. Tremere spent Wednesday at
Heather Island.
Mr.. E. r. Snow, who had been visit
ing his sister, Mrs Manville A. Dud-
ley, returned to Wildwood last Thurs
day with his mother. Upon reaching
home he was taken seriously i'll and
died the following morning. Mrs. Dud-
ley was notified and left Friday after
noon TO attend his funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hall from Clin-
ton, N j., came in last Friday and
have taken rooms in the Weihe house.
Dad Harrison is going to move. He
has occupied the Durant cottage on
Robinson avenue for a number of
years but has now made arrange
ments to lease the Weihe cottage at
! the head of Robinson avenue
Some time ago the town council in
it's wisdom passed an automobile speed
ordinance limiting the speed of self
propelled vehicles to ten miles per
hour within the corporate limits of the
| town.
Miss Callie Richards came down
from Citra last Saturday and returned
| Sunday.
George Proctor thinks he's the only
one in town. It's a girl and to hear
him talk about it one would think it
| was his first, but it aint.
| Mrs. VIM. F. Ritter and Mrs Riley
McClendon made a trip to the Brick
City last Tuesday
Miss Florence Brooks after spending
la week with her uncle and aunt, Col
and Mrs. Doolittle. has returned tt
Ocala.
/! Mr.. Delbert Haskell made his reg
ular weekly business visit to Ocal5
last Tuesday.
! Walter Nelson has a boil on hi
4 right hand. DR.. Slaughter left hi
Cadillac touring car with Walter for
thorough overhauling. Walter has tina
carload of machinery that he receiv
ed a few weeks ago all set up and il
operation in his garage. where he i
now fitted to do all kinds of machin
shop work.
The Belleview Workers will hol
their annual supper and bazar at tn
town hall next Friday night, Dec. p
First table served at p. m.