The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-03-20

| friends, made a pleasant visit TO Ok
lawaha last Sunday. calling on some
of her New England friends.
| In a letter recently received from
| Mr. and Mrs c. ". Lane at Zephyr
hills, they are enthusiastic over their
reception and surroundings, and wish
/ to be remembered TO all their Belle
view friends.
4 Mrs. Guy d'EquiveIly of Loughman,
| is visiting with her parents. Mr. and
I Mrs. Isaac ". Nix.
Mrs. Susie " Clute. of Chicago, who
has been making a little tour of the
southern part of the state, touching at
Tampa, St. Petersburg and Manatee
river points. has returned to Hotel
Marion, where she will stop until time
for her departure north arrives.
Mrs. J. 3. Dodson, who has been
spending the winter at the Hotel Mar
ion, left last week for her home at
Chicago.
Mr., ]. @. Baker has just returned
| from a business trip to Archer
Mrs. Riley McClendon and children
spent last Sunday visiting with her
mother at Wildwood.
Mr.. William Pope of Higley. Fla.
Turpentine Co. at their still one mile
south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Hall. after spend
ing pleasant winter in Belleview,
left for their home at Clinton, N j..
Monday. Before going they called up
on your scribe, and laid down one
large simoleon, that the "Star" be sent
to them forone year. so that they could
in
view
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Adams left last
Monday for their home in Ohio
Miss Creola Nix is at home after
spending a while with her sister at
Loughman.
DR. H. C. Brannen, formerly of sum-
merield, has moved his effects to the
Hotel Marion, which place he will con-
duet in connection with his doctor
| business. Good cooking and good,
clean beds, is the doctors motto.
The Belleview Workers have on the
tapis for Friday night, March q, one of
their justly famed suppers. There Will
be plenty to eat. You all are well
come. The price per eat is very rea-
sonable. After the season of mastica-
tion is over, there will be a sale of
articles, useful, ornamental, as we'll
as useless, so you simply pay your
money and take your choice.
/ Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Merrill, with
their son and two daughters, depart
ed this town last Tuesday, on their
way to Kansas, where they will visit
until next fall, when they expect to
return and make improvements on the
several pieces of property recently ac-
qufred.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Forbes and little
daughter, Margaret of Springfield, Mo.
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. w R
Bryant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Lauder of Chi
ago. who have been visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Lowell, left last Tuesday fol
Jacksonville and other points on theil
way home
Mr. Tremere lef last Wednesday
night for Eustfs to attend the annua
postmasters' convention, at which ht
ii sa member of the committee on top
fes. This is the bunch that originate!
all the taIkfest.
Mr. Charles E. Oakley, of Mohawk
n. Y, laid down his cash and said
tEsend me one dollars worth of tn
Star They all do it.
Mrs. Pike and Miss Midd1ebrook
who have been visiting with the Miss
> es Turner, spent several days visitin!
; in Ocala and taking IN the sights a
Silver Springs.
Rev w. T. Evans is moving all o
his household effects from the Metho
: dist parsonage to his new home for
merIy the Adams house, where he ha
quite an acreage of ground, which h
will cultivate and also raise his selec
breed of White Orpingtons. Rev. Ev
ans has just received letter from hi
daughter, Miss Flossie, who is nov
visiting at Hastings, stating that sh
will be back home Friday Land viii
bring a friend with her.
Rain has been the general topic 0
conversation the past week and tn
farmers are in anything but an opti
mistfe mood.
, Walter Nelson's threshing mill ha
been making a lot of noise this pas
. week, hulling velvet beans. Mr.. "
F. Bozeman, the velvet bean king o
Florida, has had an eagle eye on Al
the operations, as he is somewhat in
terested in these beans.
'tSchnfglefoot," the Tremere bee
hound, picked up dose of poison las
Monday. BY prompt attention and ap
plication Of remedies-the assistanc
of DR.. Shedd-and all-night nursing
the threatened demise was averted. On
= of Mr.. Tremere's Earl of Derby gam
= chickens, also caught a dose the sam
day. We also understand that Mr..
, John T. Hames' fine white bull do
! also caught dose. We have no crit
cisms to offer on this class of worl