The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-01-29

neigh bors quarreling- women gossip
ing and society in Aneral, each one
trying - talk the othSr down even tho
they do got profit by the tumble, 1t
brings Boobies" words to my m nd
with double force, and I wonder why
people delight to belittIe each other.
Let us all memorize the above verse.
and see how much good it will do US
and give Robert Burns the credit for
what good it may do.
A large gathering of friends met al
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Weaver last Friday afternoon and in
tdulged in the gentle and soothing past
time of progressive whist and other
forms of light entertainment, this max
| ing the second meeting of the Friday
afternoon card club held this season.
Refreshments were served.
Mr.. Tremere spent two days last
week attending the Grand Lodge of
Masons in Jacksonville.
Mr.. John T. Haines spent several
days in Jacksonville last week and at
telded the Grand Lodge of Masons.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. l. Lowell from Chi
cago are with us once more. comforta-
! bly, domicfled at the Wendell House.
a good sized bunch Of our IiveHest
| twenty-five Cluster made twenty-six)
invaded the hospitable home of Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Hafner last Saturday
might, forced an entrance and took
possession of the entire house and en-
| joyed themselves to their hearts con-
tent until late hour. The refresh
ments were a thing of beauty and joy
forever at least while they lasted and
every one came away feeling that the
evening had been well spent
| Mr.. Irwin w, Weaver, who has
| large consignment of automobiles on
the way to Tampa, went to Ocala last
Friday to get in touch with the move
ment of same and found that the ship
ment was in Jacksonville, which will
Inecessitate Mr.. Weaver going to Tam
pa in a few days to unload and deliver
the cars and pull down the dough.
The next meeting of the Friday aft
| ernoon card club will be held at the
residence of Mrs. Sands Haviland, Jan.
31st. These little affairs are looked
forward to each week with pleasure
and delight by those who participate,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Bryant while re-
| turning from the funeral of Mr.. T.. A.
Mitchell at oxford last Sunday evening
while driving along under the heavy
oaks near Mr. Nathan Mayo's house at
| Summerfield, were run into by an au-
! tomobile without lights. Mr.. Bryant
was thrown out and considerably
! bruised. Mrs. Bryant pluckily held
onto the lines and escaped injury. The
horse was badly injured and may die.
/ About two weeks ago at the intersec-
! tion of the Belleview and Ocala roads
two machines came within an ace of
giving Walter Nelson a job in his au-
| tOmob bile rapir shop. They were both
running without lights. 1t is fire.
quent occurrence TO see machines with
out lights going through Belleview at
/ the rate of ten, fifteen or twenty miles
| an hour. 1t is only few months since
one of our townsmen, with his wife
and children, coming in from Lake
Weir after dark was run into by an au
tomobile running without lights, and
This buggy was badly injured and one
of the children hurt. 1t might be a
good idea for Sheriff Galloway to sta
ton a deputy at BeIleview about dusk
and hold up half dozen of these care
Hess drivers and make examples of
them. This Is a matter of life and
death. "Wots the use of locking the
stable after the horse has gone" What
the devil is the use of indulging in use
iless determinations after the damage
lis done.
Mr.. J. r. Maxwell the new manager
for the Mayo Turpentine Co, hands US
one large round silver dollar and says,
send me the star for it is a Star
and one of the newsiest. brightest pa
lpers I have ever read" Now Mr.. Max
we'll has got his one dollars worth
+rl1+ full 7 did TA II -
las all good Bills know.
Mr.. J. w. FAINT. recently of Summer
field, has moved his abode to the still
Iquarters and will have charge Of the
lcommissary of this big company.
Mr. Tremere left Beueview last
Thursday night for West Florida
where he had an appointment with q
party from North Carolina to demon
strate one of his traction engines The
party was Wen pleased and murmured
that little refrain, This is the thing
long have sought, and wept because
found it not" And Tremere got out his
little order blank and assuaged his
grief
Rev. c. w. Lane preached his fare
well sermon in Belleview Sunday
morning. Jan. 26. He touched lovingly
upon the many happy days spent in oul
midst. of the many kind acts and word;
bestowed upon him and his beloved
spouse by our people and their regre
at leaving this field of labor, and i
goes without saying that Rev, Lane
and his accomplished wife have not Ia
bored in vain and that they carry witt
them the love. respect and esteem o
all our people and we congratulate tht
members of his new charge at Zephyr
hilIs on their good fortune in securin.
the presence of this God-fearing coupl
I in their midst for the ensuing year
Mr. Nathan Mayo was in our viIlag
last Sunday morning conveying the sat
Intelligence of the death Of Mr.. T. \
Mitchell at Bradentown on Saturday
Jan. %. Mr.. Mitchell at one time wa
in business at Beueview, later in Tam
Ipa and then in Bradentown. The re
mains were brought TO Oxford for in
terment. The Masonic body of whicl
The was a member went down TO Oxfort