The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-26
BELLEv|EW'S BUDGET


R. J. CuthiII entertained the piI DO
chile club at the Marion hotel kst
Monday evening.
Mrs. A VI. Burgess made bIs:-
ness trip to OcaIa last Wednesday
Miss Dora Holman, OF AnthoH H.
is visiting with her aunt. Mrs. ISAAC
Nix.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. 5. Shade came
down from Jacksonville last Satur-
day and spent the week end with
their friend, Mrs. V D. P Pratt.
Mr. William Cogswell made a trip
TO Jacksonville last week
Mr. Wilbur Thompson OF Romeo.
spent several days last week visiting
with his brother Sydney Thompson.
4 number of our young people
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. James
Collins, enjoyed strawride to Lake
Weir last Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sands Haviland and
Mrs Merritt spent last Wednesday al
Smith Lake
tMr. Earl Davenport and Edgar Pc
lot were Ocala visitors last Wednes-
day
Mrs Jessie Lamb and Mrs East
wood left last Saturday for Jackson
Vile. after a very pleasant visit with
their friends, Miss Goodnough and
Mrs. Burhans.
Mr.. George E. Bailey and sister,
Mrs S a. VanHorn, have moved in
TO the Nilsson cottage, where they
will spend the balance of the season.
Just a Sunday school party that's
all, but that is saying a lot. and of
the fifty odd persons, old and young,
that gathered at the home Of Mr.. and
each and every one declares that it
was the party of their life. From the
time Of gathering early in the even
ing until 1890, the ball was kept
rolling in such a lively manner that
not person realized the lateness OF
the hour until called to refreshments
by the hostess, and to still further
mark time in the memory of all pres
ent, after refreshments had been
served, a magnificent birthday cake
with eighteen burning candles was
Folke Sjogorg in honor of his 18th
birthday, and then to the awe-in-
spring song of MY Country 'Tis of
Thee" in which all present Joined
with zest, the party broke up in the
we sma' hours" of the morning.
The town Of Belleview has smash
ed another precedent, cut another
notch in the handle of time, so to
speak, when the Civic League pulled
off its dance in the town hall last
Friday night. 1t could be classed as
one historical event, inasmuch as it
was the first dance, and up to late
hour revel~y ran riot and at the con-
clusion with all standing with eyes
uplifted. all joined in the national
anthem, My Country 'Tis of Thee, -
and pafted for home. feeling that
each md every one had participated
in ansepoch making affair for the
town cf Belleview
The young people roller skatedt at
the town hall last Monday evening, at
least they tried too; the floor was in
such a slippery condition that the
skates were all the time trying to
climb up the ceiling.
Little Edgar Dumont is confined
to his home with illness.
Mr.. VIM. H. Mitchell, the wood
and iron worker, made a nice little
gavel-a hammer, so to speak-and
presented it to Mrs. H. NJ. Perry,
president of the Civic League, for
use and service in the deliberations
of that organization.
The Civic League blows itself to
an oyster supper at the Hotel Marion
Thursday night, Feb. 26th.
Tuesday night, March 3, at the
town hall, the Civic League stages
the Family. Album" and the affair
will break up in grand promenade.
Friday night, March 6, at the
town hall, the Belleview Workers
give their annual supper and sale, at
which time and place, any and every
one that comes, can get fifty cent
supper for fifteen cents. And it is
hoped that all the good people of
Gambler. Summerfeld, Devon and
other places around thru the country
who do not know what good
square meal is, to sit in with US, and
get complete fill for the small
sum before mentioned, of Is cents.
Come on over.
Messrs. D. c. Stanley, O. NJ Gale,
j. \. Shedd, A B. Cannon, James
Collins and C. A. Tremere locomoted
to Ocala last Wednesday in the Havi-
land and Weihe autos. for the pur-
pose of attending Marion-Dunn lodge