The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-01
BELLEVEN BUDGET
Interesting Items from the City of
Oaks-FIag Raising Last Friday.
Recent Successful Revival

BeHeview. April 30.-AIiss Ruby Me-
Clendon came up from Wildwood last
week TO assist her mother during the
illness OF her small brother
Mr.. r. y. Patterson of BeIlepost, y.
T., has come to town TO assist in in
staHing the lighting plant
Rev l. w Lewis. state missionary,
(Eaptist) who has been conducting re-
vival services at the Baptist church for
the past several weeks. has been very
successful n his efforts and as re-
suit Of his labors fifteen persons were
baptized in, Lake Lillian last sunday
in ths presence of a large number Of
spectators. Two more We're baptized
last Monday.
our Yankee friends are leaving us
by twos. fours and skies The last
bunch to go was Mr. and Mrs Newton
D. Skinner and Mr.. and Mrs Frank t.
Witter. bound fo~ Stoekwood, Mass.
and Mrs. c. B. Bates of South Norwalx.
A1r r. 0. Connor. Sr.. father in Ia "
of Mr.. d c. Stanley. has been unfor-
tunate enough to get mixed up with
some poison ivy, or some other can
tankerous kind of an herb as to cause
him serious Inconvenience. At one
time he was almost blind in one eye
and could hardly see with the other.
and spreading over good part of his
face. For a time it made him and think
that he was giving correct imitation
of Job of old. However, we are glad
to say that he is muehly improved and
in future we would advise him to keep
away from those trouble-breedfng
plants.
Mrs j. o, Hightower from Heather
Ssland drove to BeIleview last Monday
morning on a brief business trip.
DR.. H. c. Brannon left last Monday
for visit with his daughter at Tarpon
Springs.
There was a flag raising at the
school last Friday A fine forty foot
pole, magnificent flag. Appropriate
ceremonies. All attended to Impress
all present with the glory of Old Glory,
Great credit is due those that worked
so hard to raise. the money and arouse
enthusiasm sufficient to carry the pro-
ject to a successful elimination
Mr.. J. Oscar Hightower paid Belle
view a brief business visit last Mon
day.
Mr.. Doyle Lightsey from Wildwood
spent last Saturday and Sunday in
town, shaking hands with his numer-
Gus friends.
Mr.. Eugene Hardison came down
from Jacksonville last Saturday after
noon to visit his aunt, Mrs v D. p.
Pratt, returning to his duties at Jack
sonville on the early Monday morning
train.
Mrs. W, p Wilkerson's two-story
cottage facing on Robinson avenue is
rapidly nearing completion
What will be the fastest and most
imposing exterior of any house in town
when completed is the large cottage
being erected by Mr.. Sam Millican just
to the north of the depot
Mr.. Walter Nelson has got his big
Cadillac touring car in operation once
more and is now in position TO attend
to telephone or telegraphic calls in his
| line of business.
There are two serious cases of i'll
ness on the Lake Weir road at the
present time. Mrs. NJ w Laird is ly.
/ ing helpless at the home of Mrs Adam
/ Hafner, and her friends are wishing
/ for the best; Mr.. G. H Haines, who has
been confined to his bed for a Ions
/ while, is in bad shape and his friends
and family are simply hoping for the
| best while Eddie Rothschild is trying
to commit to memory that old song
''Once is enough for me-" Eddie say!
experience is good thing if it doesn
come too high
Mr.. VIM. F. Maier has returned
from Oxford, where he was successful
in driving a deep well.
Friends of Mrs. James Shedd. who i!
at present in South Carolina, are glat
| to note the Improvement in her con
dition, as evidenced by her letters t.
friends in this town.
DR.. Camp on one Of hs trips from
North Lake Weir TO Ocala, stopped il
and presented your scribe with a biz
bunch of these delightful palate tick
lers.
Nearly all of the trains have changes
their schedules and TO make the jol
complete. have changed the train mum
bers.
No. Sc is now No T.
No 43 is now No. 3.
No SO is now No. 10.