The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-12

when completed he will move from
town to his farm and till the soil
The Belleyiew Workers gave one
of their famous oyster suppers at the
Town Hall last Friday night. It
was well attended and well patroniz-
ed and the ladies cleared about So.
Miss Virginia Fay Summer with
her mother was visitor to Ocala last
Wednesday where she was an en-
trant to the Baby Contest, at the
Woman's Club. II the judges for this
occasion are moved and swaye3 in
the making of their decision by the
same impulses that govern the peo-
PIE OF Belleyiew little Miss Virginia
Fay is sure to receive the first prize,
for it is the unanimous decision Of
every woman in Belleyiew that this
is the finest and most perfectly de-
veloped baby that was ever raised
N BeFleview
Mr.. Krum is stopping at the Hotel
Marion for a few days preparatory to
moving on his farm over in the Ped
TO section.
Mr.. J. D. Beatty of Tampa, who
formerly operated the pool room and
barber shop at SummerfeId, has NOV
ed into the Hotel Marion, where he
will run the house, catering to both
the transit and permanent trade and
also will operate first class barb or
shop. One Of the long felt wants Of
this community is place where one
can go and get real store hair cut
and shave Next!
DIR. Camp, of North Lake Weir,
passed through town last Tuesday
morning bound for OcaIla with load
OF oranges.
Mr.. ID. e. NfcIver, one of the mer-
chant princes of Ocala, was in Belle
view looking after some of his real
estate interests last Wednesday. He
was driving his chicken eating horse
George and said that he perferreI
hay burner to a gas burner any
day in the week. Mr. Mac is one of
the men that never grows old.
(Ir. Sands Haviland and Mr.. Will
liam CogsweH made one of those lit
tie fishing trips over to Smiths lake
last Tuesday. Luck unknown.
Mrs. Otto Saltzweedle went south
on train No. last Tuesday, bound
for Plant City in response to call
from her daughter, Mrs. Gertie Haw-
kins, whom she states is extremely
ill.,
Cheerful Bill Millsom has been in
town since last Sunday shaking
hands with his numerous friends.
Thursday he will accompany his
mother to his home at st. Cloud
where she expects to spend the bal
ance of the winter.
Mrs. "A. C. Davenport after spend
ing the summer with her son, Mr..
Earle Davenport, leaves Thursday
noon for New York state where she
will visit awhile before returning to
her home in Omaha, Neb.
The Belleyiew Workers indulgel
in the pleasant past time of holding
an election of officers at their meet
ling last Thursday. Mrs. O. M. Gale
is president, Mrs. Delbert Haskell is
vice president, Mrs. J. d. Harrell,
secretary. Mrs. r. c. Ridge, treasur-
er, Mrs. J. T. Hames, work. direc-
tress.
Mr.. j. w. FAINT has bought the gro
Gerry business of Mr.. w. R. KiIpat-
rick, taking possession last Tues
day morning. He is tearing out,
cleaning up and building in and by
the time he gets through making
his changes and his new stock OF
goods on the shelves he will have
a very presentable store and meat
market
Capt. Sam r. Pyles, county com
missioner elect for this district, ac.
companied by Mrs. Pyles, with NJ:
and Mrs. Norton and Mrs. Brown. Of
st. Petersburg rolled into Belleview
last Tuesday afternoon and visited
friends. They have been taking in
different sections of the state ada
cent to Ocala within a radius of ff-
ty miles this past week. viewing the
different crops and the conditions of
the various roads aver which thev
travelled.
Miss Eleanor Tremere went up to
Ocala last Wednesday afternoon to
attend the Eastern Star welcome
meeting in honor of the visiting state
grand matron.