The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-20
BELLEVIEW

Stanley and children with johnnie
Harrell, spent an enjoyable day at
the Martin & Barnett farm one day
last week and enjoyed the pleasure of
drinking fresh cane juice, and all of
the thrills that go with the average
cane grinding. Messrs. Martin and
Barnett are operating the 420-acre
farm originally enclosed by the late
Prof. P. w. Green some ten years
ago, and are making a great success
of same.
MISS Ethel Robinson of Vermont,
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. o. B.
Sias.
Little Vera Hatch, who has been
visiting with Mrs. Sumner the past
year, left last Monday for Starke, on
a visit to her father.
The next regular monthly dance Of
the Belleview Social Club will be
Friday evening, Nov. 2S, at the Ma
sonic hall
| Master Eugene Hardison came
down from Jacksonville Sunday to
spend the day with his aunt, Mrs. v.
| P Pratt
! Mr.. Bill Adams came in from Nor
folk, Va, last Friday and intends to
stop with his parents until March.
| Mr.. Geo. E. Merrill has come back
from business trip to Jacksonville.
Mr.. J. B. Dolson of SummerfeId,
spent several hours in our midst
Thursday.
Mrs. J. D. Harrell and Master
John spent last Saturday in Ocala.
Reports from Ocala indicate that
Mr.. Haywood Hale is improving in
health.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorothy with
Mr.. Wellington came in from Lynne
Mass, last Friday and are occupying
their bungalow in the western par
Of town.
Mr. and Mrs. w j. Lemmer ant
brother passed through town las
week in one of the finest prairie
. schooners We have ever seen, from
Detroit, Mich, to Sanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Woodcock from
: Lynn, Mass, came in last Frida
and took possession of Mrs. a. w
Dana's house on the hill, which the
will operate this winter as a frs
class boarding house, and it will b
known as Happy Harbor."
Y Mr.. Charles Tremere and Eddi
: Rothschild left last Tuesday morn
e ing for points south of here in tina
: old gaZoo wagon on a still hunt 70
n another victim to unload another on
S of those four-wheel drive tractio
It engines on to. One of these tractor
1t is now on the rails headed for LIE
II county, and it makes the fourth trat
d ton engine that Mr.. Tremere ha
d sold and delivered in the past tw
II months.
:. The Belleview Workers held thei
d regular weekly meeting Thursday a
ternoon.. Several new faces were &
the meeting.
The writer is informed that Their
e is a petition being circulated askin
e for the appointment Of Miss Loren
S Freeman as postmaster.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I. Havilan
from Bridgeport, arrived last Frida
s night, coming from New York Vi
At the Clyde Line, arriving in Jackson
la vile last Tuesday morning, wher
J. they unloaded their big Pullma
touring car and started for Bellevue
ar via the overland route. They reacl
III ed ST. Augustine in good spirits. Thf
Pr stretch OF sand along by Elkton an
lie the other side OF Palatka caused n
N Haviland TO grit his teeth; from P;
TO latka to Interlachen was cheerfl
d going; from Interlachen to HawthoT
was enough 70 make a saint swea
Is and from Hawthorn 10 Rochelle
OF was just simply enough to make al
one lose all the religion he had-an
from Rochelle TO Gainesville W;
just about the same. But after vieT
II ing the stately courthouse and lin
> bering up on some OF the fine pave
- streets. he lit out for Belleview ar
% never had any more trials Or tribul
d. tions until the big car pulled up
il Belleview and he was home for Il
d. winter once more. Mr.. John
IS Haines IS building a garage 10 hou
10 the critter in.
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