The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-03-07

BelIeview March 5.-Regarding the
numerous rumors that have come to
Mr.. Tremere's notice and which seem
to have gained some currency, that he
intends to leave Belleview, sell out,
dispose of his business and move
away, ne wishes to state that he has
never by any word or action, intimat-
ed to any person that it was his inten-
tion to sell out or leave Belleview and
such reports are only circulated in the
vain hope Of damaging him. Mr.. Ire
mere has no notion of selling out,
leaving Bel1eview or curtailing his
business interests in any way.
Mr.. Bill Millsom was welcome vis-
itor to BelIeview last week in the in
terest of his famous cigars.
Miss Flossie Evans and Miss Ellie
Tremere mounted their horses one day
last week and cantered to North Lake
Weir, where they visited with Miss
Florence Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. chas. P. Dustin left last
week for their home at York Beach,
Maine.
Prof Ernst will leave in a day or SO
for his home at Boston, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. e. e. Blood and son
Regino1d are packing their goods pre-
paratory to leaving for Norfolk. Va.
where they will take the steamer for
Boston. Thus the migration of our
northern friends for their homes be-
gins.
Mr. T. l. Andrews who came in with
/ Mr.. Mcclure. after spending a few
days. departed for his home in Pitts
burg, Pa.
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the death of our old friend, Mr.. Earle
S Gardner of Pittsburg, Pa, Mr.. Gard
| ner has been coming to Belleview since
| 1900. He built a cozy home which he
occupied each winter up to the pres
ent. He was one of our most respect
ed winter visitors and will be sadly
missed.
Mrs. j. B. Dolson of Chicago has as
sumed charge of the Hotel Marion for
| Dr. Brannon Under her able manage
ment the hotel is full and turn ng
away guests. few of those register
ed the past few days are D. c. Clarke
of Louisville, KY, J. r. Moorhead and
Gordon Moorhead of Ocala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington of New
York state, spent several days with
Miss Bosworth and resumed their
| journey through the state last Tues
day
Mr. E. r. Lowell of Chicago. Ill
stopped over couple of days on a
visit to his parents, and left last Fri
day for tour Of the state.
The Friday afternoon whist club me-
last Saturday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mill
som.
Mrs. Louise shedd accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. D. NJ. Burgess, lef
last Monday night for Beaufort, S. C.
where Mrs. Shedd hopes to recuperat'
her lost health.
Mr. /. Frank Haviland made litt1,
flying business trip to Oca1a one da!
not long ago If Mr.. HaviIand fulfll
his threat of bringing his car dowl
with him next fall we will help hin
wear the tires out in securing tn
country in search of scenes and ad
ventures.
Mrs. Frank Dorothy says she canno
do without the Star for the next year
Please see that she gets it.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Witter of Massa
chusetts are spending a few days wit
their friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner.
Mrs. Harry w. Weaver accompanie
by Mrs. Mary c. Cook, drove over t
Cand1er last tuesday afternoon to D1
, farewell to their friends, Mr.. and Mrs
Martsoff. They got caught in the raj
and viii long remember the experience
Mrs. I. Frank Haviland has bee
slightly indisposed the past severa
} days.
/, Miss Flossie Evans left last Mon
day for Hastings, where she will visi
with her mother and sister until sh
returns
The Misses Turner are visiting a fer
days in Ocala.
AS noted in our las items, the ad
vertised land sale took place. Quite a
enthusiastic crowd attended lot {
money was dug up from old stocking
bricks under the hearth and other hid
ing places-and went into the posses
= sion of the land speculator in such
quick hurry that the loss of ownershi
was appreciated. The lots sold froI
$50 apiece up to $3.50 each, and ever
lot was sold. and the country will gal
by an increase of assessable valuation
LAKE WEIR