The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-07-11
BELLEVIEW'S BUDGET

Belleview, July 11.-The w. c.. T.
| q. met at the beautiful new home of
Mrs. May Wilkin, with nine members
and five visitors present, July Sth.
| The devotional meeting was con-
| Quoted by. Mrs. Evans, she reading
| the first thirteen verses of the 107th|
psalm and all repeating the Lords
prayer, followed by singing ''Blest be
the Tie that Binds" The propriety
of holding a social with a set pro-
gram discussed, the object being to
apply on dues, they having been in
creased from 60 cents to 81 at the
last state convention. A motion to-
have each member pay So cents in
stead of so cents, that being the
amount required to send to the state
treasurer, and postpone the social un-
til after the medal contest, which is
being arranged for. Motion carried.
Reading by Mesdames Sullivan and
! Fielding, subject: "Disposing of a
Barrel of Woes" Ladies all rejoiced
that the infant county, Pinellas, had
gone dry, and that st. Petersburg
lshowed her colors for temperance
and sobriety.
Eleven visits to the sick reported
for the last month.
Treasurer reported 65 cents for
each paid up member sent to state
treasurer. All out of debt and S2.62
in the treasury.
Temperance literature for the con-
templated campaign was distributed
among those present to give out.
. The members all voted to stand by
and encourage the medal contest
work to be superintended by Mrs. j.
C. Sullivan, she having had expert
ence in that line of work. On motion
: it was decided to have a mothers
meeting next regular meeting at Mrs.
Weihe's.
On motion adjourned.
Mrs A Mott, Secy pro TEN.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick has moved his gro
? Gerry store into the building formerly
occupied by Mr., Dudley He is
worthy of some of your patronage
and viii always greet you with a
smile.
) Mr.. Wiehe is looking happy these
! days in anticipation of surprising
his wife and little Alice on their re-
turn from an out of town visit, with
A ride in his new auto.
John Briathwait has gone to Tam
pa, where lucrative position awaits
him.
Rev Jones has his beautiful ten
/ IOULl uOuSc SuClOSSu, anu II SuIClA
is an ornament to the town. Brother
Jones is a hard worker.
The Boyantown's have gone II
their home in the north, having com
k lpleted their contract of lighting the
town. The lights are success, anC
all who do not prefer lonesomeness
rather, etc" are happy.
Our mayor says, ''Oh, my, ism
this weather awful?" He is not slim
= you know.
Gertrude Carter is getting read!
to go to Tampa on visit and ex
tpects to be one Of party to take al
auto trip up into Georgia, in he
uncle Franks car.
Mrs Brown and her son, Monroe
are living in Mrs. Bushes house ant
Ithey are very much improving tn
lplace. Monroe is a worker
Mr., Wilkins front porch present
- a fine appearance with its stone arch
es and posts, the last work of MI
ICowles before leaving for the north.
The busiest place in town at tn
present writing is at Gale & Mott
new brick store. The roomy ware
house at the rear is Just completes
and is already we'll filled. They sure
ly are carrying a fine line of DIR
goods, groceries, shoes, etc, and a
prices that no one can complain Of
All in the store look happy and con
tented . and they sure are a busy lC
of people. Mr.. Sias' ice cream parlo
being so near by, Mr.. Gale manage
TO keep cool and smiling. Fran
Gale and Ernest Mott manage to &c
over the town taking orders, and dc
Hvering goods. their speed rate quit
. sufficient to create breeze, so neceI
sary for any degree of comfort thes
hot days.
Don't forget that the Marion Hot,
is open, and that a tonsorial Office
; located there, where a good shay
and hair cut can be had equal to ar
IN the country. Mr.. and Mrs. Coo
and family, pleasant people. NJ
- Cook seems proficient in whateYt
he undertakes. By the way. he
hard TO equal as photographer. :.
his pictures show. Nothing su
;. Ieeeds. like success.
DIR. ". X. LANE-Specialist, E,