The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-09-18
BELLEEIEW

1 DGAACA AC"s sept MI . 1SddE
Nichols spent several days in Ocala
last week visiting with her daughter,
Mrs l. l. Strong.
Mrs. E. A. Davenport made a brief
visit to see friends in OcaIa last
week.
Mrs. VI. Z. Etheridge. of Terrell,
is visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
| Robert L. Sumner.
There was a temperance entertain
ment and stereopticon views shown
at the town hall last Friday night.
The lecturer. Mr.. Crooke, OF Jackson
vile, was very lucid in his expIana-
tons OF the various views and pic
| cures shown. A good sized audience
paid careful attention.
What was one of the biggest occas-
ions for the colored people held this
year. was the fish fry and temper
tance talks held at the colored Odd
Fellows hall last Friday A feast of
fish was set before all who cared to
partake.
WI - I11 SdI IIlACudE4 W DIS q f1SItOl
to Bellevtew last Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. G. R. McClendon, with the
children, made a trip last Thursday,
and on her return was accompanied
by Miss Ruby, who returned to
Wildwood Monday.
Mr.. Joseph Lucius, Jr., left last
Sunday for Silver Springs, where he
expects to stay for some time.
Mr.. Willie Fitzpatrick returned last
Friday from a long visit in Alaba-
ma.
Visitors to Ocala from this burg
last Thursday were Mr.. J. P Thomp-
son, Mr.. R. H Hale, and Mr. c. H.
Tr6mere.
| In our letter last week we stated
that Mr.. George Proctor had moved
to Orlando. Through a Topographic
cal error your operator made it read
Lakeland, which causes some peo-
pie to think and express themselves
that your scribe is not on the job for
accuracy.
| Mrs. Tremere, accompanied by
Miss Minnie, Birdie Hackney, Mr.
Edgar Rothchild made a trip to
North Lake Weir last Sunday after
noon.
Rev. w. T. Evans preached at Ok
lawaha last Sunday morning, at Cam
der in the afternoon and at Belle
view in the evening, to good sized
audiences.
Mr.. Frank Ritter came up to
Belleview Sunday to make his usual
week end visit
Messrs. Edgar and Herman Roth
sehilds made business visit to Ocala
| last Tuesday.
Mr.. William j. Pope, of the Mayo
Turpentine Co., made a business trip
| to Jacksonville last Tuesday
Rev. j. r. Wrenick, accompanied
| by Mrs. Wrenick and Master James,
came down from Jacksonville last
Monday, and are visiting with
friends, who are giving them a cor
dial welcome Rev Wrenick while
in charge here was one of the most
popular Methodist preachers that
Belleyiew has ever had. Miss Nath-
crime Wrenick has recently left for
Beaver, Pennsylvania, where she will
attend one Of the famous schools for
! Young ladies in the country
Mrs. Delbert Haskell left for Jack
sonville last Tuesday, where she ex-
poets to visit with friends for a week
or SO. This little trip is a sort Of an
anniversary celebration in honor OF
this date being the completion of Mr.
and Mrs. Haskell's third year in
BellevieW. And touching upon this
point your scribe begs leave to
promise that if Mr. and Mrs Haskell
will stay and bear with US for an
other three years, we will allow Mrs.
Haskell 10 take another trip TO Jack
sonuille. for she certainly will have
earned it.
Rev. and Mrs. w. T. Evans an
nounce the engagement OF their
Slaughter, Margaret Ellen, to Mr..
Francis Marion Seymour, OF Hast
ings, Fla. Date of the wedding to be
announced later.