The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-05-06
BELEVIEW

Dceu Sp6uuluS the WiHteT With htI
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Weihe, left
for her home last Thursday.
Mr.. John w. Brown came up from
Wildwood Sunday for the purpose
of inspecting his tomato farm and
peach orchard.
Mr.. Frank Ritter came up from
South Florida last Saturday to spend
the week end with his family.
Mrs. Sam Mi1lican is rapidly re-
covering from the effects of stepping
on rusty nail.
Mrs. A. T. Whittier made a bust
ness trip to Ocala last Friday.
Rev. b. NJ. Tanner and wife came
I up from Eustis last "Wednesday, and
are busily engaged in improving
| their new home.
| Belleview was strictly on the map
last week. On Wednesday night
motion picture show held the boards.
There were six reels shown, all for
the small sum of one dime. Ex-jus-
tice of the peace, VIM. F. Abshire,
who formerly resided here, but who
now makes his home at Oak, man
ipulated the 1ight-rays and it was
quite surprise to his old friends to
see him in the show business.
| Last Thursday night Moufort &
ZONES gave vaudeville performance
at the town hall, to good-sized
audience. The fun began on Funny
Street, and ended in Laughing Lane.
Everyone was well pleased. Mou-
fort & Jones will play return en-
gagement on Friday evening, May
lis, giving an entirely new bill, in
which they claim there will be some
startling surprises before the show
is over.
Mr.. Tremere and Eddie Roth
schild motored to Heather Island
last Sunday morning and dined with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hightower, afterwards
they went over to Oklawah and Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mill
som.
| Prof. A. B. Connor made a visit
and inspection of the Ocala school
last Friday.
The Ladies Aid parcel post sale,
given at the town hall last Friday
evening, was bowling success.
People clamored for the purchase of
tickets emitting them to parcel post
packages. There was not enough to
go around, and everyone was we'll
pleased with their purchase un-
sight, unseen. The sale of ice cream,
candy and fancy work was immense
Towards the end of the entertain
ment, Mrs. Louis Weihe, in a very
neat address, eulogized Mrs. James
n. Shedd, who was the prime mover
in getting up the entertainment, and
to whom the success of the same was
due, and at the same time called at
tention to the fact that fifty years
ago, to the booming of cannon, and
the marching of men, Mrs. Shedd
had made her advent into this world
in the old and historic city of
charleston, S. c., and gradually
leading up to events of today she
told of the useful and busy life of
Mrs. Shedd in our midst, and wound
up by handing Mrs. Shedd, as SOU
venir of the esteem in which she
is held by her friends, a ten dollar
gold piece.
Mr.. John Hames has entered into
la contract with Mr.. w. A. Owens,
the mill man, to go to Morriston and
} erect the new mill building at that
place.
Rev. e. H Lantz, wife and three
children, of Linden, Tenn, are Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bry-
ant. Rev. Lantz will occupy the pull
pit in the Methodist church next
} Sunday morning and evening
4 The young people enjoyed skating
in the town hall last Monday night.
Mr.. Tremere and Miss Minnie
, made a special trip to Ocala last
Monday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs
I. F. Haviland. in their automobile.
Mr.. Joseph MilIisom has been suf-
fering the most eXcruciating pain in
his left leg, as the result of the sore
ness in his foot, and his physician
has deemed it advisable that he go
to Ocala and consult with the most
prominent physician-surgeon in that
city, and it is hoped that Mr. Mill
som will soon obtain some relief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. LightsIey
We're visitors in town last Sunday
night.
Work on the packing house is
progressing nicely.
/ Mr. Jnhn CT