The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-12

Martsoff and Mr. ]. o. Hightower,
| from Gambler, Mr.. Henry Shaw from
Pedro and others were present.
interest in your next crop. Prof.
Connor has worked hard on this
matter, SO come out and manifest an
| interest
Mrs. E. c. Benham, Mrs. j. \.
! Lamb and Mrs. Eastwood are MAX
F: ing a tour of south Florida.
Last Friday evening very social
Sunday school meeting was held at
the parsonage. 1t was such an en-
| joyable affair, that it was agreed to
hold another one Sunday night, the
10TH
Mr. Bill Adams and Mr. W. F. Rit-
ter made a trip to Ocala one day last
week.
Mrs Sidney Maddox of St Peters
burg, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. R. Fitzpatrick.
Mr.. Brice Tanning, formerly of
this town, now Of ST. Petersburg, is
visiting with his friend.
Mrs. Houston, Of ST. Louis, Mo-,
is visiting her friend, Mrs Emma
Miller Reynolds.
Miss frankie E. Bosworth, of New
York, has leased the Buch Wendell
cottage for the season.
| Mrs. Merritt, of Marlboro, y. Y,
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Sands
HaviIand.
Snigglefoot has a little brother in
the shape of little black and
white puplet-about four weeks old
of the cur species-name to be de-
cided later.
The Belleview Social clubs regu-
lar monthly dance, held last Friday
night, brought out the lovers Of the
lterpsichorean art from far and near.
Summerfeld, Shady, Gambler and
other towns were we'll represented,
and the fumes of burnt gasoline
after auto drew up, and after de-
posting their loads were parked un-
der the big oak trees. And to say
that everybody enjoyed themselves
to the full is to put it mild. The
Ocala boys are due vote of appre-
citation for the interest they mani
fest in these little Belleview dances.
Miss Flossie Evans enjoyed the
excitement incident to her birthday
: last Saturday, Feb. Sth.
Mr.. Edgar Rothschild is spending
the week over at Heather Island.
A number of people have contract
ed the habit of buying a straight 10e
cigar at, nickel piece in the Bel
leview Trading Companys empori-
um-Dr. Slaughter is the latest one
infected.
Mrs A w Dana and Mrs. NJ A
Dudley are making visit to Wild
wood
Mr.. E. W. White has had the big
lot in the rear of his house cleared
< off and part of it plowed up for gar
den purposes, and where the Misses
f, Margaret and May can watch the
E seeds sprout and grow and take
a them up from day to day to see wha1
e progress they are making.
S Nineteen years ago this week
S Florida experienced it's first grea
: freeze, when they had sleigh-ridins
f on Bay street in Jacksonville; wher
!, strong men wept, and when ruin and
= desolation stared the people squars
in the face, and it makes me shivel
= to think what a narrow escape W.
: have had, according to weather blu
g reau gnostications--an1 thi
: damp, cold weather is not Cheerful
d in itself.
Mr.. l. Frank Haviland made thre
/ trips to Ocala and return last Mon
o ey il the shape OF tires, amt it?
IS This new currency bill that W
5, read so much about will just abou
B. begin to get in its good work jus
5, about the time that the Bellevie5
It crop of watermelons, cantaloupes
l. tomatoes, okra goes to market, an
It if all signs do not fail, this will b
If our year of prosperity, peace an
IS plenty.
r Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Beardsley ar
t living in their new bungalow in tn
r west end of town.