The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-04-07
BELLEVIEW
Important Move Prospective in Timber
Affairs


Beneview. Anil There is a petit
ton being cir, Lated. asking for a re-
moval of the present postmaster, and
the appointment of another to fill his
place.
tGo-see-fus." the Tremere girls colt,
attained his fourth birthday Saturday
April 9Th. He celebrated same by in
dulging in bran mash, bananas, sweet
cakes and other deicacies. but he
never knew what it was all about, and
didn't care a darn anyhow
Mr. Adam Hafner made a business
trip to Ocala last Friday.
Mrs. ]. o. Hightower drove her hand
some four-year- colt, Poor Boy
over from Heather Island last Satur-
day. This is one of the finest horses
ever raised in this section, standing
over sixteen hands high and full of
fire and animation.
Mrs. Jennie B. Waite returned last
Friday from visit to friends in Dun
Mellon.
Mi. J. O. Hightower made flying
trip to Belleview Saturday night, with
Mr.. C. W. Quick in his automobile.
Mr.. F. V. Rand United States horti-
culturist, is making visit to Mr..
Earle Davenport's pecan grove. This
| is his second visit to this grove within
year.
Miss Sarah Abanathy, housekeeper at
the Hotel Marion, left last Friday for
her home in Philadelphia.
We regret to chronicle the serious
illness of Mr.. G. H. Haines. who lives
on the Lake Weir hard road
One of the finest herds of horses
ever seen here passed through on their
way to Wildwood and Lakeland last
Friday morning Mr. Jim Shedd was
not around, so there is no trade to re-
cord
Mr. Ike Nichols missed his fine Jer-
sey calf one week ago last Sunday. He
looked and he hunted, and then he
looked and then he hunted some more
until the following Thursday, when 10
and behold, he found the calf at the
bottom of a forty foot well in the rear
of the Methodist church and close by
the Summerfield hard road The calf
was slightly emaciated, but with the
use of well drivers derrick, a coil of
rope and husky youth and half
dozen pair of willing arms, the calf,
the youth and the rope all came out
of the we'll as slick as could be. The
calf is slightly disfgured but still in
the ring.
Quite party of Belleviewites. con-
sisting of members and nom members
of the Friday afternoon whist club,
made up a jolly picnic party to Smith
Lake last Saturday. 1t is needless to
tell any one in BeIleview that this was
the anniversary of Mrs. Ellen F.
Brush's birthday-it is also needless to
state that she was the youngest one in
the party.
Mrs. F. J. Martens and little daugh-
ter, Margaret Louise, left last Satur-
day for Jacksonville, where she will
visit with friends before returning to
her home at Hastings Mrs. Martens
has been visiting with her friend.
Miss Flossie Evans for the past couple
of weeks.
Mr. Bird Waite came up from Brad
entown to spend a season with his
wife
The last of the Friday afternoon
card parties was held at the residence
Of Mr. and Mrs. w S. Cogswen Mrs.
CogsweH scored the highest number Of
points for the season. Mrs. Weaver
scored second and we forgot which one
Mrs. Cook was awarded.
Mrs. c. B. Bates and Mrs. Mary c.
Cook came back last Thursday from
their little tour of sight seeing in the
south end Of the state.
Mr. Joe Lucius came up from Terrell
last week to visit with his parents for
awhile He states that the big mill at
Terrell will soon be dismantled and
moved TO Venice, where the company
has seventy-five thousand acres of tim
Der land to work on.
The Rothschild boys, Eddie and Her
man. are building a barn wherein to
shelter their long-eared equine from
the burning rays OF the summer sun
that about describes it. That bara has
caused Eddie pain and anguish in
more ways than one Eddie says that
experience Is a good thing, if It doesn't
come too high.
What would yor think if you We're
TO break the axle of your car? And
send 10 the factory for a new one
specifying eo-inch tread and the fac
tory was TO ship you an axle c. o. D.
s32.ss and when you got it home you
found that it was an axle for a So
inch tread ear He got it. We don't
dare mention his name for fear people
would know who it was. and he is Of
such retiring, modest, diffdent ma
ture that he does not want anyone to