The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-20
BEI4LEVIEW

trude Carter has returned to her
home at Conant. after very pleas
ant visit with friends in Belleyiew-
Messrs. Neelham Nix and Fred
Brown aa.e returned from San An
tonic. where they rave Been FOR the
past several months engaged in the
building OF houses.
Mrs. A. T. Whittier arrived last
Friday from Old Orchard, Maine,
where she has been spending the
summer.
afr. and Mrs Louis Weihe and
daughter. Miss Alice, arrived home
last Saturday from their summer va-
cation spent IN Ohio AM PennsyIvan-
Ia, AMI after spending 4 short time
in New York city they embarked on
the Clyde Line steamer Mohawk for
Jacksonville and while nearing Char
lesion the lamentable tragedy in I
which Mr.. Frank w. r. Human lost
his life and the captain and one OF /
the passengers were seriously in /
jured, occurred. Mr.. Hinman was
an active force in politics in the city
of Jacksonville in the early 90's and
speaking of those days, Mr.. Tremere
recalls the exciting times in the 7th
ward in the city OF Jacksonville and
which was called the bloody seventh.
Mr.. Hinman was resident OF that
ward for many years as was also AR.
Tremere and it was to great ex-
tent that the Bloody Seventh gov
erned the destinies of the political
checker board in Jacksonville and
Duval counties Mr.. Hinman was.
one of the pioneers in the same ear
ly school of politics as was Senator
d. IL. Fletcher, Congressman Frank
Clark, ne Stockton brothers John
Thomas and Telfair, NapoIeon Bro
ward, J. II. Bars. Pleasant Holt and
a host OF others who have PLAYED a
prominent part IL the political at
fairs Of Florida. Mr. Hinman was
an intimate worker worker with all
Of these prominent men in the ear
" days and his acquaintanceship was
nation wide.
Mr. w. L. Martin, the picture
man. who great many Of Our PEG
pie will remember as having worked
this town last year spent few days
in town last week. Talking sewing
machines.
Mrs. Joseph H Millsom and son
William, left last Thursday for st
Cloud. where Mrs Mil1som expect;
to visit the balance of the winter.
Quite a party of shoppers from
the Pedro section wee in town las
Tuesday. Mrs. Lewis with her fani
ly of girls and boys, Mrs. Pittmal
land son. visited the. several stores
picking up bargains as they wer
presented.
The arrivals at Hotel Marion 70
this week are: Mr. #. II. Allen, 6
: Tampa, Mr.. e. p Dove OF Chicago
Mrs. Ellen f. Bush who has bee
5 coming to Belleview ever since
.e was a BeIleyiew came in last Sur
day from her home at Quincy, Mass
: and will spend the winter with M
=, and Mrs. Gale.
raj Just before five o'clock Monda
at morning the entire town was arou
ID by the ringing of the fire beH. tt
fire proved to be in the barn !
a. Mr.. o. NJ. Gale and in short space /
q time the largest barn in town, file
!, with hay and other feed was r
! duced to pile of ashes. "a lars
e.. amount of improved farming m
chinery was DESTROYED but the wa
lis ons and horses were gotten out SAT
inn ".
Miss Maggie Whisenant and p
nice left last Saturday for Oxfol
where they Will visit relatives for
10 week.
Mr.. Robert L. Dunner and Mrs.
he Walter Nelson attended the, bal
he show in Ocala last Wednesday.