The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-11-21
BELLEEIEW
cerning People and Affairs I'm the
City of Oaks


preaching at the Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday evening. Rev. c. w.
Lane will preach a sermon to young
men. The text will be Rocks upon
which young men split" The young
people are especially invited to be out
to hear this discourse.
Mr.. Edwin Camp and his sister, Miss
Myrtice of North Lake Weir, spent
last Sunday in Belleview visiting with
the Tremeres. In the evening they at
tended church and the W. c. r L. pro-
gram.
Mr.. Earl S. Gardner arrived from
Pittsburg, Pa, Tuesday afternoon, and
This numerous friends were real glad
to see him. Dad Hardison, who had
waited for Mr.. Gardner to arrive and
finally concluded that he was not
looming, packed his pOrtmanteau, took
the Seaboard train and went to visit
with Bill Millsom at st. Cloud. Bill
received him with open arms, intro
duced him to all of the old vets and
Dad is having the time of his life, but
just as soon as he hears that Mr..
Gardner has arrived he will pull up
stakes and hit for Belleview.
Mrs. Carrie Miller of Eustis has been
occupying her cottage on Robinson
avenue, putting it in shape for the
winter. She departed for home last
Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Ritter has been suffer-
ing with fever for the past couple of
weeks and is somewhat improved. Mr..
Ritter came home from South Florida
and will stay here for awhile.
Mr.. VIM. Pierce from the state of IL
linois is managing the farming opera
tions for Mrs. d. Haskell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sands Haviland arriv-
ed from Marlboro, n. Y, last Friday
and will occupy their cottage for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. c. Doolittle from
Short Beach, CT, came in last week
and are occupying their lake front
cottage.
Eddie and Herman Rothschild, two
bright, ruddy-faced children OF the
north, aged respectively twenty and
sixteen years, fresh from Montreal.
Canada, have arrived and will locate
about three miles east of town on the
Lake Weir hard road. They intend to
engage in chicken farming and other
kindred occupations. Their future
looks bright and we wish them sue
cess.
! Mr.. Charles Brooks and daughter,
Margaret, arrived in town last Sun
day on a visit to Mr.. Brooks uncle,
| Col VIM. G. Doolittle. Mr. Brooks
after staying several days. departed to
take up his business affairs throughout
the state, and will drop in occasional
,ly to see how Mr.. Doolittle progresses
Miss Brooks was certainly a welcome
visitor and will be of immense assist
ance and comfort to Mrs. Doolittle
during Mr.. Doolittle's illness.
Mr. r. o. Connor, Sr., father of Mrs
David c. Stanley, blew in on US in a
gust of wind from the great west last
"Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. Connor has
improved in looks and certainly looks
younger than he did when he went
away He will resume his usual avo-
cations just as soon as he gets thru
shaking hands with his multidinous
friends.
a caravan of mule teams passed
Through and camped in this town las
Friday night, headed for Arcadia
where the men and teams will find EN-,
lployment in the immense citrus grove:
lof that section.
Mrs. T. S. Durant of Danbury, CT.
came in last Monday and will spend the
winter with MRS. hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Millsom drov,
to Ocala last Tuesday on a shopping
lexpedition.
| Monday, Nov. IS, was Mrs Josepl
Wilson's birthday and a number o
friends called at the house at about
Io'clock and found everyone in retire
ment. After routing them up an,
paying their compliments the visitor
returned to their respective homes
Wasn't it bad?
Sunday evening, Nov. II, the W. c
T. L. of Belleview rendered a beau
Itiful program in the Baptist church
The feature of the evening was the re
state convention held at Starke las
week. Mrs. Lane reported that tn
convention was enthusiastic over III
progress of the temperance work car
Iried on in Florida the past year an
that it was the earnest desire of ever
member OF the convention to prosecut
the good work this coming year wit
all the enthusiasm they possess. Mr.
Lane also reported an enjoyable tim
at the convention, and all who lister
ed were pleased with her address.
We are delighted to record that JiI
= Shedd is up and around once NOR
after suffering with a severe attack
lchills and fever. Now if there is an
= lone in this town that takes sickne:
/ any harder than Jim Shedd does, "
lwant to know who they are. We cel