The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-07-23
BELLEVIEW

| Mr. H. C. Bass. who has been
stopping with Mr.. A. A. Adams for
the past week, left last Tuesday for
South Florida points.
Mr.. j. o. Hfghtower, from the
principality of Heather Island, was
in town last Monday afternoon.
Mr. A L. Mitchell of the bureau
of chemistry, Washington, ID. c.,
spent couple of days in our town
last week
Mr.. Albert Reinoehl left last
Thursday for Jacksonville, after a
very pleasant visit at the Nelson
home.
Master Eugene Harrison of Jack
sonville is spending his vacation
with his aunt, Mrs. v. d. P. Pratt.
| Mr. John L. Lyles of Dunne1Ion,
was visiting here with friends last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Jesse Spencer went to the en-
campment with the Ocala militia
boys
Mr.. w. A. McKae, travelling audi
tor for the S. a. L. Railway, was in
town last Wednesday and in the aft
ernoon he and Mr.. Sumner took an
automobile ride to Lake Weir.
Miss Virginia Fay Sumner is
Matching her first tooth and it is GER
tainly pretty to look at, and some
thing to be proud of.
Tob,, ,,oo,xrr, iy,o
the loss of two of his trusty conyicts
who skipped the gutter last Tuesday
morning without telling where they
were going. Deputy Sheriff Edgar
Pelot secured the woods all day to
| no effect Mr.. Proctor sent out
notices to different points and no
titled the sheriff's office. Pat and
Harry will be seen no more unless
they. are apprehended-
Mrs. l. l. Strong is in town visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
1. ". Nichols
Justice of the Peace J. n. Shedd
closed his eyes and balanced the
scales of justice last Monday morn
ing in the case of the state VS..
Charley Fornell, assault and bat
ltery, with intent to hit and kick
The evidence was so plain and con-
elusive that the Judge could do
nothing less than hand him a COM
mission of one hundred dollars and
/ costs or six months in the gang
Deputy Sheriff Edgar PeIot carried
i him to OcaIa on the noon train to
give him proper Introduction to
Mr.. Chalker. From the evidence it
seems that Charley has been a little
bit too promiscuous with his hands
and feet in the family circle.
Rev. B. N Tanner and wife with
Mrs. F. A. Abbott and Miss Verde,
left last Tuesday for Mrs. Abbott
home in Woodstock, ILL.,, to which
point they Will accompany the body
of Mr.. Abbott, who died last Fri
day. From there Mr.. and Mrs. Tan
ner will go to Cleveland, Ohio, for
the balance of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Weihe left last
Wednesday for points in the north
where they will spend the balance
of the summer with their friends
, and family.
Dad Hardison is going to build
him a bungalow on that lot of his in
the south end of town.
? Mr.. Geo. E. Merrill has a contrac
for furnishing the labor and mater
ial for Dad Hardison's house.
: Miss Flossie Evans went up tt
Ocala on Wednesdays noon train
and while there will visit with Mrs
NJ. VI. Little.
The members of the w. c. T. L
carried donation dinner to the con
victs on the hard road last Sunday
which was greatly appreciated
One of your old and valued sub
scribers of many years standini
wishes to renew for another year
Herewith find the coin to cove
same.
Heather Island Happenings
Over on Heather Island last week
stalk of corn fell over on a man
striking him on the shoulder, break
ing it.
81 While Mr.. Hightower was ridin
II along a lonely road through tn
IS hammock, he was attacked by a foe
s. of wild turkeys, and he only escape
by digging his spurs deep into tn
TANKS of his horse and outrunnin
them.
{ While hunting eggs in an oil
t field. a big covey of quail rose u
and flew at Mrs. Hightower with tn