The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-26

it more than anything else IS that
the ones who do not subscribe, are
the most anxious to borrow their
neighbor's paper. and l tell YOU in
all earnestness. that they would not
be 50 anxious 10 borrow if there was
not something good 10 read. All OF
those who want 70 get IN On the 81
rate, please come and see me-p. -.
q. and save that excess.
Nr. Edgar Rothschild and Mr.
Tremere made a business trip TO
Ocala last Monday.
Invitations to a dance, to be hel1
at Gambler, last Saturday night were
received on the day preceding. Civ
ing such short notice that the recip-
tents hardly had time TO make ar
rangements and get company. Cand-
Ter always gives the most enjoyable
dances held in this section and it is
a pleasure TO attend them.
! 4 jolly good time is promised to
all who attend the regular monthly
dance, given by the Belleview Social
Club, Friday evening, Nov. %.
. Mr.. Louis Weihe is back from an
extended trip to Tampa. Braiden-
town. Palmetto. St. Petersburg and
Bushnell. On his return he was ac-
companied by beautiful young lady
but your scribe has not yet learned
her name.
Mr.. Edgar R4chchild returned
from Lee county last Sunday after
noon, where he went to unload. de-
liver and demonstrate a four-wheel
drive tractor engine.
Train No. 10, the limited stopped
at Belleview last Sunday afternoon
for the purpose Of allowing Mr.. Ed
gar Rothchild TO alight, and Incl
dentally to permit Of No. 8, the
other limited, to pass on its way
south. 1t being a physical impossi-
bility for these fast trains to pass
has been tried times galore with dis
astrOus effect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 4. Norton OF
Gambler, were visiting friends in this
burg last Sunday
The social event of this week for
Belleview is as follows: Thursday,
Nov. -. at high noon. at the Meth
odist church, the wedding OF Miss
Margarette Ellen Evans 10 Mr.. Fran
els Marion Seymour, a prominent
business man Of Hastings, Fla. Thus
Belleview loses one of its brightest
and most popular maidens.
Since writing the item about the
limited train from the south stop
ping at BellevieW last Sunday, we
, hear that it really did try to climb
over another train running on the
: same track between Baldwin and
Jacksonville. The rear car Of the
front train was smashed, the engine
, pulling the limited turned itself in
to a junk heap. Engineer Weeks
was slightly hurt and his back in
\ j
name was mud; the passengers were
all shook up, and as usual, Capt
, Stanton has it to say he was in an
other wreck.
The PhilOmathean Institute came
to order with Marie Collins in the
chair.
The minutes of last meeting were
: read and approved. The following
duties were performed: Recitations
/ by Grace Stanley, Myrtle Maier, Jno
! Harrell. Harry Harrell, Joe Meal
} lister Bennie Sheid. ]. P. Carter
: Edna Duenser. Otto Saltzweedle and
Marjorie Merrill: essays by Ruth
Ritter. Bessie Ritter and Ethel Free
/ man; selected readings by Ernes
r Mott. Florence Burgess. Mary Gale
4 David Stanley, James Fielding. Min
ME Fitzpatrick. Lucille and Monroe
, Brown. James and Phil Collins.
2 The duties were READ for the mex
r meeting.
r We had three visitors present
/ Mrs. Harrell. Jr.. Mrs. Harrel, Sr-
:. and Mrs. Reynolds.
h Mrs. Reynolds gave a good talk or
e the subject OF Keeping Busy"
J. There being no further business
: 70 come before the house. the s0ciet!
? adjourned TO meet again Dec. t.
5 Marie Collins. President