The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-07-30
BELLEVIEW

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BeIleview, July 29.-Mr. and Mrs. !.
Adam Hayner made a business trip ::
to OcaIa last Friday. Z
Mrs. G. R. McClendon has been !:
quite seriously indisposed for the :
past several days. ::
Mr.. R. H. Hale, who knows how I:
to raise potatoes, (both Irish and J:
SWEET shipped some fifteen barrels :
from this place last Saturday in con- :
nection with Prof. A. B. Conner.
The Brown Bros. hardwood mill !.
west of town is moving its product :.
quite regularly. A car of this high ]
priced lumber is shipped from this =:
station to various parts of the United :
States and even to foreign countries,
some of it going to Australia, some
to Africa and some to Germany and :
England Wouldn't it be funny for :
one of us to be in South Africa nd
| have to buy pair Of wagon shafts
raised and sawed in Marion county, Z
Florida The world pays us tribute.
Mr.. R. L. Sumner, with the aid and
| assistance of Mr.. James y. Shedd.
has added a nice kitchen, dining
room and a breeze-way TO his coy
little cottage in the south end of
town.
Charles Lucius. from Levon, was
in town last Monday morning and |
brought his smile with him.
Mr.. John Brown made one of his
periodical trips to Belleview last
Sunday.
Mr. Proctor, the oyerseer, was in
town last Monday morning with a
handy laugh and handshake for all
of his friends, and also did little
trading at his favorite store. Mr..
Proctor is about to improve the con-
dition of the Belleview and Gambler
sand road by strawing the same.
Mr. Edwin Camp was visiting his
friends in Belleview last Saturday af-
ternoon.
Justice of the Peace Abshire held
the scales of justice last Monday in
a case Of assault and battery, with
intent to hit. Upon hearing the evil
i dence and cogitating on same, he
I balanced the scales to the tune of
= fines and costs amounting to SIC.
. ty.
Eddie Rothschild is wearing
broad grin and figuring on the good
times to come. He expects his moth
er from Montreal, Canada, to arrive
on Friday, Aug. 1. Pictures Of real
corn beef and cabbage, chicken stew
and all those other famous dishes,
that mother used to make, loom up
before him in his dreams. No more
canned goods for Eddie.
Miss Ruth Whittier and Mrs. ]. J.
Nelson left last Tuesday for Jack
sonville, where they will take the
Clyde Line for New York to spend
the balance of the heated term with
friends and on the Hudson river
Mr. James n Shedd is shipping
some of his thoroughbred ducks to
Wildwood.
The Sunday school social Bible
study class met at the Tremere res
idence last Tuesday night for its
regular meeting, as we'll as to bid
adieu to Misses Ella and Minnie Ire
mere, who started for their trip
north the same night. A good big
bunch turned out and all had good
time.
Everybody who could possibly get
transportation went to Smith Lake
last Sunday, and the town was prac
tically deserted, while fifteen Oh
twenty boys and young men went tt
Lake Weir from both Belleview and
Ocala on their bikes.
While the above notes are beinl
read, your scribe and sister, Minnie
will have started on that long threat
ened journey down into Yankeeland
Just about the time that you hav
Toasted your eyes and intellect OF
the above breezy little nothings fror
Belleview, Minnie and l expect to
on the deep blue sea, either enjoy
ing ourselves as we'll regulated youn
women should be, or else, if tina
much talked of weakness tia
strikes a great number of those ths
go down 10 the sea IN snlpS, we WI
join a class in bookkeeping, an
proceed to cast up accounts with tt
rest of the bunch on board. HOY
- ever, we are going to take all pr
Z cautions-we are going to eat thr'
: lemons apiece, and observe eve
( precaution that is suggested by &
:: of our well-meaning friends. Al
+: when we come back will tell you {
d: about it.