The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-05

shoots which will be participated In
by the crack shots from the differ
ent military companies all over the
Southern states His description OF
the various events is so lucid and
plain that one can almost hear the
crack OF the rife and the ping of the
bullet, as he describes the different
personalities Mr. WooIs stared fer
Jacksonville on his motorcycle, bit
left it somewhere up in Alachua
county, thru stress OF circumstances
Il don't know where I'm going, bat
I'm on my way. was the song that
little dickey bird sang as ne saw
Mr. Woods pIodding thru the woods.
Mr.. ]. D. Conant was IN town
Sunday.
Mr.. w. r.. Fitzpatrick has added
a new clerk to his grocery establish
ment in the person. OF Mr. Rexford
II. Nichols, who attends to the de-
livery service
One of the most pleasing sights
that met my eye last Tuesday morn
ing was to see Mr.. Adam Hafner and
Mr.. John Hafner driving down.
Front street as pleasant and happy
as two boys couid he. This is their
first appearance on the streets of
Belleview in some time. Both OF
them have been under the weather
to the extent that they could not get
around as their usual wont. livery
one was glad to see Uncle john and
! Mr.. Adam and the glad hand was
extended on all sides.
Mr.. Tremere went up to Ocala last
Tuesday, and attended one of those
Elks meetings. He never got home
until about Wednesday noon, and I
am curious to know why it is thus.
He said there was some initiating
to be done. 4 also understand that
Mr. %. e. S" Kramer was also
at that meeting.
/ Mr.. Delfbert Haskell and Rev ID
N. Tanner made little trip down to
Lake Weir to inspect some of Mr.
Haske1l's property. last Tuesday
morning. Mr. Haskell has got some.
thing on this land-lhe don't quite
know what it is, but he is hoping
big hopes. Here's luck
/ Misses Eleanor and Minnie Ire
meer motored down to Leesburg one
! day last week and enjoyed their sup
per with friends at Fruitland Park.
/ Mr.. Ad'elbert P. Moody, of Okla
waha, over on the Coast Lime, is be
4 ginning to be quite numerous Wis
itor to Belleview Jim Pyles say.
that he raised Dell; If such is thu
fact 1t accounts for his precocity.
i Mr.. l. Frank IHavifand has gottel
his big Pullman car in touring con
dition. Come on, you people tina
want to travel. :.
i Some school children called Mr.
Joe Whfsenant's attention to rat
tie snake along the side of the roai
out near his home, and he secures
his trusted gun and blew the suck
er's head off Uncle Joe is alwaY
seeing snakes or catching fish. whe1
lie dill hil41ns uGC1 VI onOOtAA qAd1i
and as the game season is near, In
getting my appetite in shape to en-
Joy a bait of venison.
i Two cattlemen from ApoDka pass
ed thru Bel1eview about a week ag,
with a string of fine sdawgs'-
four hounds and one shepherd. TIL
shaggy dog was so spent that h
tottered and staggered as he walked
and feeling sorry for him ] hailet
the men and called their attention tt
his condition, and asked them to Civ,
him to me, which they did. Nov
III have two dogs, one collie an,
one shepherd. Somebody bring on i
''houn' dawg' or / don't care if it
a bull, providing he's real vicious
; need one here.
Mrs. G. P. Davis, of Summerfeld
was in town last Tuesday to gree
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. R
Bryant. upon their arrived fror
. Missouri
Mr.. Alfred Proctor from Pedro
was in town last Tuesday mornin
. to receive a shipment of seed rye
which he will plant for fall and win
ter pasture.