The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-19

CIVIC League. This affair promises
TO be a gala event
Mrs. ]. \. Shedd will entertain her
Sunday school class at her home on
the hill, Friday night, Feb. 20, and a
coy time is assured TO all who at
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. White and the
Misses Margaret and May, drove to
Ocala one day last week.
Mr.. John T. Hames, Mr.. Earle A.
Davenport, Mr.. Edgar Pelot, Mr..
Freeman Hames, Mrs. Mary E. Fogg,
all had business in Ocala last Friday.
Mr. John w. Brown came up from
Wildwood last Sunday to inspect his
tomato crop.
Mr.. Barnett, of Martin and Barnet
farm, FIVE miles west of Belleview.
shipped fifteen crates of cabbage
last week
Mrs. John Brown and son of Wild
wood, are visiting with Mrs Mary
| Cauthren, for a few days.
Mr.. j. D. Carter, manager of the
Mayo turpentine still, spent last Sun
sday in town visiting with his family.
+ Eide Rothschild is over at Heath
er Island running a four-wheel drive
traction engine for Mr. Hightower
! and learning to farm on a large
scale.
We are glad to note that there is
an improvement in the condition OF
| Mr.. j. w. Hilton, who has been SER
iously indisposed for several weeks.
Mr.. David Rothschild and daugh-
ter, the Misses Miriamand Harriet
made business trip to Ocala last
| Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. y Crum of North
Lake Weir, were in town last Satur-
day for the purpose of seeing his
brother and wife off on the train for
! Maryland
Mrs. E. H Burhams, Mrs. Jessie
| Mckay Lamb and Mrs. Eastwood
have returned from a sightseeing
trip to Tampa and st. Petersburg.
Mrs. Emma Miller Reynolds and
friend Mrs. Husten of St. Louis, are
making little tour of South Flori-
da, visiting at Tampa, ST. Petersburg
| and Eustis
Mrs. Earle A. Davenport is indis.
| town.
Mr.. d. G. Dorothy, of New York
spent Sunday in town visiting with
/ his brother, Mr.. Frank Dorothy
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Norton, oi
Gambler, were in town last Sunday
afternoon visiting with their friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Sands Haviland
Mr.. Jas. Boyd and Mr. J. E. Ar.
mold have just completed a long
overland trip from Arkansas, with a
pair OF hay-burners. They will set.
tie on their land west of town and be
one OF us.
| Edwin Spencer came down from
| Ocala last Thursday and conducted q
case before Justice of the Peace
Shedd, won the case, shook hands
with his friends, and lit out fol
Ocala, all in the same day
Miss Miriam Rothschild left las
Tuesday for New Haven, Conn, via
Jacksonville and the Clyde Line.
| The inimitable Alfred Aver, ia,
assessor for Marion county, spen
last Tuesday in town, on his regular
yearly go around. While in the dis
charge of his duties he always has {
friendly word and a joke to fit al
occasions. His epigram for the da!
was: Don't begin to worry abou
the lies that people tell about you
until they begin to tell the truth
Miss Tina Mae Haines, who ha
been visiting with her mother, Mrs
w. r. Haines, on. the Lake Weir hare
road, returned to her home in Chic
ago last Monday.
The Belleview pinochle club me
last Monday evening at the home o
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Dorothy.
Mr.. T. S. Streeter, a native of Yer
mont, who came here from 81
: Petersburg a few weeks ago, 1ookin
for a higher altitude and dryer al
at about two O'Clock. McIyer & Mao
=. Kay prepared the body. and accom-
inanie1 hy the widow left for the dc