The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-03-27

i school last Tuesday morning, broke
his leg and was attended by DR., H c
/ Brannon, who skilIfulIy set the fnjur-
| ed member. Mrs. MeAllister was no
titled and drove in. carrying Billy
home. where ne is resting easy
/ Mrs. L. A. McGrifhth of Eutaw. Ala
who has been visiting here for several
weeks. returned home last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Lowell of Chica-
go, who have been spending the win
ter in the Wendell house, left last
Tuesday for Jacksonville, Atlanta and
home.
Mrs 3. F. Bentley of yaldosta. and
Mrs. ]. Z. Murrey of Gainesville. who
have been visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. F. Fielding, left last
Tuesday for Gainesville, where Mrs.
Bently will spend season with her
sister, Mrs. Murrey
a petition asking for change of
postmaster in Belleyiew is being esr-
postmaster in Belleview is being cir
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis TyreH of Short
Beach, CT, left for their home last
Tuesday.
| The Bellevfew Workers worked of
one of their annual 15-cent suppers
last Friday night, which was a great
/
Mr.. Chas. E. Oakley accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Matte Oakley,
went south last Tuesday on a sight
seeing tour
Mr.. Thomas Gillespie of Gambler, who
formerly clerked for the Belleview
Trading Co. was in town last Satur-
day, after spending week with his
| family at Gambler Mr. Gillespie was
Or Sa1ftb xvbara he boS ol,a roo
of one of Tremere's four wheel drive
traction engines, and reports that it
is giving elegant service.
Mr. ]. o. Hightower of Gambler was
a visitor to our burg last Tuesday aft
ernoon, taking supper with the Tre-
meres
We regret to note the serious indis-
position of Mrs, NJ. L. Laird, sister to
Mrs Adam Hafner Dr. Henry is Civ
ing the case his best attention, and it
is our earnest wish to see her on the
| streets again soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Bryant accom-
panied by Mrs. Bryant's sister, Miss
Farris spent Easter Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W r. Bryant
Reports from South Carolina indi-
cate that Mrs James n. shedd has not
/ recovered from her illness 10 the ex-
tent that was expected.
Mrs. Lulu L, Dudley made a bust
mess trip 10 Ocala last week
Mr.. Jess d. Carter came up from
IConant last Saturday and spent sun
day with his family
/ Rev. ", I. Evans held very i'm
lpressive Easter service in the Meth.
Eodist church last Sunday morning II
the evening the subject of his dis.
course was the evils of dancing-sot
lit to 'em, parson.
Mrs. John l. Haines made bust
ness trip to ocala last Saturday.
There will be a caucus at the towr
hall Tuesday night, April 1st, to nom.
Innate candidates for election to tht
various town offices for the ensuing
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ramsdell am
Mrs Gildessleene of Levon are a part!
lhaving good time at Smith Lake
Frank Ramsdel1 knows every fish hoI
in this pond and has a great facuIt!
of becoming personally acquafntec
with the choicest and most exclusiv,
members of the finny tribe inhabitinl
these waters.
Our old time friend, Miss CaIlf
4 Richards dropped in last Saturday aft
ernoon on one of her spasmodic visit
to her numerous friends in this town
! returning to Citra Sunday afternoon
Capt. w. Q. Massey of North LAX
Weir made one of his flying visits t
Ocala last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sands Haviland ar
again indulging in one of those 1itt1
ecreations-visits to their cottage a
Smith Lake, where they fish, bathe an
; enjoy life for all it is worth
Mr.. Newton D. Skinner is furthe