The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-22
BELLEVIEW

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commissioners The following joint
resolution was presented. and as
the necessary number OF names was
appended the prayer OF the petition
ers. was granted.
To the Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners, Marion County
FLORIDA:
Gentlemen: The Undersigned.
legal electors O. the 21st district,
Marion county. Florida, respeet-
fully petition your hncrable board
to all. as per section 212 laws gov
erntng elections the Following nam
es TO the ballots to be printed, for
voting on the 4th day Of November.
1914. viz: For justice of the peace.
Dist district. l.. Legrand Hopkins:
for constable 21at district. r. H.
Nichols:
III. w. Weaver. o. B. Sias, B. F.
Freer, j. F. Harrison, J. L. Jones.
w E Merrill, w. H. Waddell. II. P.
Williams. L. L. Hopkins, j. Johnson,
w. Nelson, w II. Mitchell. ~ T.
Tucker, Shelly Daniels, ] A. Free
man, r. It. Freeman, S. L. Brown,
A. H. Hayes, Isaac Nichols, r. II.
Nichols, ALBERT Jenkins, Paul Dick
son, S. Asher, r. " Matthews, James
Gaulman, Dub Jenkins.
This has been the star year for
hay, the farmers having harvested
the largest crop ever gathered IN
this section. Mr. James Shedd has
had about three hundred bales press
ed and is now on his seuond quitting,
and one noticeable thing is the good
quality of THE crop.
Mr.. Warren w. Coles, of Bridge
port, Conn, came in on the night ex-
press last Wednesday, and is now
prepared 10 do all kinds of artistic
stone and mason work.
Col and Mrs VIM. C. Doodlittle
came in last Wednesday from their
summer home ait Short Beach, Conn,
and will spend the winter at their
cottage by the lake.
tAIr. Tremere made flying trip to
points i'm Lake county last Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Delbert Haskell en-
tertained their friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Cogswen and Mr. and Mrs. w.
r.. Haines, at a superb dinner at
their cosy home last Sunday after
noon.
The BellevieW baseball SwaJbter S
went over to Gambler last Saturday
afternoon and engaged the Gambler
Peaches in game of bali, and pol
ished them off by the score showing
13 to 0. And then ito wind up the
day they took on the OklawaIha ag-
gregation and waxed them good and
sound to the tune of ITO 0. These
Belleview boys get a lot of fun out
of this baseball game, even though
the season is over.
MIR. w. S. CogswelI is in Jack
sonwille hooking after his real es-
tate interests.
Mr. Alf Proctor and his son,
Tom, were in town last Saturday,
Striking hands with their friends.
Rev. w. T. Evans preached at
Gambler last Sunday morning and
also at Okaawaha in the afternoon,
and held his regular Sunday service
to good sized congregation at
Belleview Sunday night.
One of Belleyiew's most popular
residents of the past writes me that
she is hungry for news from the lit
tile City of Oaks, and enlcloses an 1.
O. u, for 81 and wants it sent i'm
mediately. Please gratify the wish
and make her happy.
In my notes last week / inadver-
tently stated that Mr.. H A. Kramer
with the official title of keeper oil
the goat was not a member OF
the Eastern Star. i now wish tc
state that it was a slip, and THAT he
Is one of the most enthusiastic mem
beers of that order. In fact, he would
not Cbe trusted with the custody o
this rambunctfous animal unless ht
was full-fiedged member
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hightowe
from Heather Island. with Mr.
James Boldorf motored over to Bell
view last Sunday afternoon and Wis
tied with their friends.
MIR. Frank Norton of Boston an.
Gambler, and Mr. Phillip Fort, wer
in BeIleview last Tuesday afternoon
having some of the cantankerous
ness taken out of their car Nj
Fort stated that Gambler and vicinit
had gathered the largest crop of ha,
in the history of that section, an,
Mr.. Fort stated that he alone hat
lost two tons of fine COW pea hay OF
account of the rains.
Some measley cur has been in tn
Llaait onaarairak tho and 1r.1,