The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-10-28
BELLEVIEW

OlI nome III ' eTulOuI the past Tour
or five months. came in on last Fri
1ay mornings express.
Mr.. and Mrs. E L. Church from
Vermont. friends Of Mr. and Mrs
George Merrill. came in last Friday
afternoon and will visit awhile.
Miss Gertrude Carter made a visit
70 Ocala last Friday.
Mr.. w Z. Merrill, brother OF Mr..
George Merrill, who recently arriy-
ed from Kansas. with his family. in
tends 10 make this town his home
He wants to keep posted on current
events AMI therefore hands in his
little old dollar and says. "Seni me
the Star Information Bureau for one
year"
Mr.. ". \. Owens, manager OF the
Brown Bros. hardwood mill. went to
Jacksonville last Thursday on i'm
portant business.
Mr.. 5. Dumont left last Friday for
Charleston. w. Va
Mr.. Joe Lucius came UP from Sill
Yer Springs last week to spend a
few days with his friends.
Prof. A. B. Conner went to Ocala
last Saturday morning to assist the
grading committee on the papers
from the last teachers examination
Lost, one bunch of keys. Finder
will please return to Mr.. ]. VI. Nicely.
Later: Mr.. Nicely found them in
his other pocket Simply a case of
Observation-Disclosures
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Millsom went
to Ocala last Friday on business and
pleasure combined
Belleview has lost one of its young
men in the person Of Mr.. William J..
Lyles, who has resigned his position
in Nelson's automobile repair shop
to accept position with Mr.. Nathan
Mayo at Summerfeld.
Mr.. James Collins, wife and child
rem from Colorado, came in last
Thursday and will occupy their coy
cottage just east Of the depot. Mr..
Collins has two sons and a carload
of animals and household goods on
the way, and will make this his per-
manent home.
Miss Ethel Sames Of Crystal
Springs, has been visiting with her
friend, Miss Josephine Pitcher.
Mr.. ]. H. Martin of Trenton is one
OF the latest acquisitions of the Mayo
Turpentine Company.
Mr. Tremere and Mr. Edgar
Rothschild went over to Heather Is
land last Sunday morning in that old
hard-tail gasoline noise wagon. There
is no telling how they got there OF
how they got back, but they did.
Mr.. Adam Hafner is slightly indis.
posed from the effects Of a severe
cold
Mr. j. w. Hilton is up and arounG
| once more, after his recent indispO
sition.
/ Mr.. J. L. Carney from North Lake
/ Weir, passing through on his way tt
leaned too heavily on one side, anc
broke one of the main springs, be
| ing something of a mechanic a little
thing like that never phased him
but fixing it up he proceeded on hi:
way.
! In our last weeks notes we neg
| lected to state that Mrs. J. J. Mel
son. who has been spending the
summer in New York state wa
among the numerous arrivals Of thu
week.
| Rev. ]. L. Lewis of Ocala cam:
! down last Saturday in his automo
| bile. preached in the Baptist church
| Sunday and returned to Ocala Mon
| day.
The Belleview social club is max
! ing extensive preparations for it:
next monthly dance. which will oc
| eur Friday evening. Nov. I. There
| will be some class to this affair.
Your scribe has just about haC
! time to digest that trip TO New
| England a few months ago, and the
more think Of it the more | an
| convinced that travelling is good
thing for young people, and hayins
read so much in the Star and il
those expensive circulars being cir
culated by Mr. John L. Edwards OF
Ocala National Bank fame, describ
| ing the wonders of the Panama
| that wonderful piece Of engineering
work and from now until the time
! that cut rate, round trip excursion
| tickets to California via the Panama
canal. returning via the crosstie
| route are placed on sale. ! am saw