The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-12-04
BELLEvIEw

Belleview, Dec. 3.-December 18th
comes on Thursday night, which is
the lucky night for Be1leview Work
ers' enterprises and on this particular
right the workers are going to out do
themselves, In the way of giving
their annual supper where everyone
that goes gets twice as much as they
Fay for, and then some thrown In. II
the high cost of living is touching
you in tender spot save your appe-
tife until the above date and 90
a7ound and turn it loose at the festive
heard.
Miss Minnie Tremere spent the
latter part of last week visiting with
friends In F'ruitland Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Brown spent
Part Of last Sunday and Monday in
town visiting with Mr.. Browns uncle,
MIR. Jno. w. Brown. Upon leaving for
Tampa Mr.. Brown stated that In all
his travels he had seen no place that
compared with BeIIeview and that he
was coming back here to live.
Mr.. ard lars. /. /. Strong spent
thanksgiving with Mrs. StYong's par
snts, Mr. ard Mrs. Isaac Nichols.
Master William Fielding came
down from Gainesville to spend the
thanksgiving holidays with his par
ents.
Mr.. Ti.emsre spent last Friday IN
Ocala.
Mr. and ldrs. o. S. SHADE came
down from Jacksonville last Satur-
day on q visit of inspection 20 their
ilrln each Of town.
Miss Mildred Merrill spent several
days Of last week in Ocslla as The
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. L. wv. Harley,
and enjoyed herself immensely witt
irg the fair grounds and the sar-
founding COT ntry.
Mr.. Needhani Nix, while out squir-
rel hunting, almost backed upon a
rattlesnal.e. After moving his posi-
tiCn in some What CT little BIT OF a
qIick hurry, h,. fetched the squir rel
dtTsp and then proceeded to xill the
srsll1e, which was about FIVE feet In
leagth and hid seven rattles.
ldr. M. M. Foxworth, the turpen-
time man, was IN town shaking hands
with his frieIlds last Wednesday.
Eelleview contributed its quota Of
visitors to the fslir last week. Every
one that attended spoke in high
praise Of the event and Mr.. Frank
Haviland with his big Pullman tour
ing car made it very convenient for
a large number Of our people TO 90
to A1d fro regardless of the railroad
schedule.
Nh. and Mrs. Z. w. White, with
Misses Margaret and May, came In
last friday from I5ittsburg, Pa, stop
ping over at Washington, and are
now nicely settled in the big White
cottage on From street.
Mr.. Turner the well driver, wind
mill contractor, gas engine and auto
mobile salesman from Micanopy, was
in town last Tuesday trying to trade
Mr.. Trenere out of his hard tired.
high-wheel endless chain, four-wheef
noise wagon.
Mr.. John W. Krum, who has been
stopping at the Hotel Marion the
past week, left for O>ala and other
points north last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o.. Lansford and
children, with the latter's sister, Mrs.
Sidney Maddox, left last Thursday
for her home at Silver Springs.
Mrs. Abbie. G. Morrow Brown, the
authoress and well known contributor
to religious periodicals, arrived last
Thursday and will spend the winter
with her friend, Mrs. NJ. A. Dudley.
Mrs. Brown announces that on Jan.
Is, 1915, she will open school for
prayer at Happy Harbor." Further
announcement as to the scope of this
institution will be made later. This
is muchly needed institution in
Belleview.
Mrs. Mary Cauthern spent several
days in Ocala last week visiting with
friends and taking in the fair.
Mr.. Earl A. Davenport acted as
one of the marshals at the county
fair and was kept busy from begin
ming to end, and earned every penny
he got.
Mr.. Ralph Robinson of Ocala grac-
ed Belleview with his royal presence
last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Geo. w. Crum of Frederick
Nd, who spends his winters IN one
of the Common cottages at North
Lake Weir, was in town last Tues
day afternoon, having repairs made
to his Buick car.
Mr.. James N. Shedd the contractor
has just completed coy little cot
tage for Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Barrett
on their place two miles southwest %
town. Mr.. Barrett is at present en-
ployed with a large milling concern
near Leesburg, and will from time tt
time make improvements on his
place.
The many friends of Mrs. Mary
Fitzpatrick, who has been so seriously
Ill for a number of weeks, are rejoic.
ed to know that there is a great i'm
provement in her condition and tha1
she is able at times to sit up ane
feel that with the help of an all wise
providence she may again be uL. anC