The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-15
BELLEvIEW
City of Oaks Public Spirited Citizens
Improved Its Streets

sence of four or five months spent
in the mountains of Georgia and
South Carolina. Mr.. and nFrs. sam
Millican have returned to their home
in Belleview, where they expect to
spend the winter months.
Mrs William See See arrived last
Saturday from Cleveland, O.. where
she has been spending the summer
months with relatives
All OF the many friends of Mrs
Margaret Evans Seymour will re-
jofce to know that a beautiful liasi4
girl baby came to gladden. their home
on Thursday, Oct. and that the
mother is doing well.
MIR. A. a. Bogart came in last
Thursday from Missouri, and expects
to spend the winter months with his
sister. Mrs. B. c. Ridge.
Mrs. j. A. Luciis and Miss EssieI
nfcGahagin left last Wednesday for
Wauchula. where they will visit.
with friends and relatives for a.
while.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Cogswel arriv-
ed last Monday from their summer
home at Fairfield, Conn. and are
comfortably settled in their home
place just east of the depot. This
coming practically makes the open
ing of the social season
Miss Miriam Rothschild. who has
ben spending the summer months
with freinds at New Haven, Conn,
Glenn Falls, N. Y, and Montreal,
Canada, arrived over the Coast Line
at Gambler, last Thursday.
Mr.. SIM. nfoAIurren, one of the
U. S. government plant industry ex-
perts, is stopping a while with Mr.
E. A. Davenport, at his large pecan
grove.
Rev. w. T. Evans returned last
Friday from church convention
or conference at Daytona, stopping
over at Hastings on his way back TO
visit with his daughter, Mrs. f. NJ.
seymour and dncidentally to con-
graduate them upon the arrival Of
the new girl baby that had just ar
Irived.
Miss Eleanor Tremere went up TO
Ocala Thursday, Oct Sth, for the
i purpose of being initiated into the
Iorder of the eastern Star There
Twas a class of seven Initiated, and
Iamong them was the venerable Col.
Henry w Long and wife Mr.. Long
lis known all over the state as one OF
1.-THE oldest Masons, and one of the
members of the grand lodge of Ma
sons. MIR. T. T. Strong, the efficient
superintendent of the Ocala Iron
Works, Mr.. and Mrs. Bi0ley from
Lake Weir, and Mr.. Burford. visitors
from different lodges in this and ad-
joining counties, were there in force
to see that the work was we'll done.
Mr.. H. "A. Kramer, that big real
estate man of Ocala, was muchly
in evidence in the anti-room, and
while he is not member of the
order, he holds the subordinate po-
sition of Master of the Goat, = as II
takes man of his huge physique &c
properly handle this nnruly and err
Iratic animal, and to keep him in 9
: properly sIrbdued frame of mind, fol
the proper occasion. That he is Z
Imaster Of his art is testified to by
the high appreciation IN which he i
! held by all the ladies. was goins
to tell you all about. this initiation
but 4 was told that this is all per
ifect1y secret and only revealed t.
lthose fortunate enough to be one o
1.-THE elect and to nave it properly ex
Eplained, as it was to me, and th'
/ others at the right time and place
Now this is an awful secret ito keep
{ and it almost staggers me to thinl
: that a woman must know something
= and not he able to tell it. 1t is al
3 awful responsibility to carry arount
. with you. However, if the other wo
: men members can carry the burden
can too The beautiful ceremonie
j out with uniform system, shlowinl
T good team work, and considerable
practice. and after the ceremonies
: feast was served in the hall, tina
: served to bring into closer friendshi
: all who participated, and at a lat
: hour all adjourned to scatter I
their different homes
Mr.. and Mrs /. /. Strong droy
down from Ocala last Sunday t
= spend the day with Mr. and Mrs.
n. Nichols, and while here Mr.:
Strong was taken i'll, and was com
PEELED to make an early return t
Z Ocala During the late evening sh
q felt so badly that her mother, Mr..
a Nichols, was telephoned to come t