The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-04-23
RELLEVIEW


Short Beach, Conn. Miss Lillian
Stebbens. Fetchburg, Mass; Miss E.
EIliss, Massachusetts,; Mrs. ]. A. Nc
kon, Massachusetts,; Mrs. Merritt
Marlboro, New York; Mr. and Mrs.
William H. Gray. New York.
Mr. John W. Brown came up from
Wildwood last Sunday for the pur-
pose of inspecting his timothy crop
and seeding peach orchard.
Edgar Rothschild, Mr. H. F.
Ruggles of Portsmouth, Ohio, Mr.. C.
A. Tremere. Minnie Tremere. Birdie
Hackney and Snigglefoot all buzz
waggoned down to Oklawaha last
Sunday afternoon to call on Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Millson.
authoress and husband, are domicil-
ed in Happy Harbor for an indefinite
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Delbert Haskell
spent last Sunday at Lake Weir, Wis
iting with their friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Haines.
Mr.. J. o. Hightower, of Heather
Island was in town last Friday and
went to Ocala with Mr.. Tremere on
the train, returning via noise wagon
in the late afternoon.
Like the last rose of summer, and
just as welcome, or more SO, comes
Mr.. Alfred Ne1lis, the last, but not
the least of our winter visitors, drop
ping in last Tuesday, taking all his
friends by surprise. He mingled
among them shaking hands right
and left, and it goes without saying
that everyone is just as glad to see
Mr.. Nellis as Mr. Nellis was to see
them.
One of the cosiest little afternoon
teas of the whole season was the
spread given under the grand old
oak trees at their home, by Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cogswell. to their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Sands Havi-
land and Mrs. Merritt, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. F. Wendell and daughter, Miss
Irma, Mr. and Mrs. E. w. White
and the Misses Margaret and May.
What proved to be one of the
most memorable as we'll as impress
sive and artistic weddings ever held
in Belleview, was that in which Miss
Ruth Perry of New Haven, Conn,
was given in marriage to Mr.. Walter
Nelson of Belleyiew, at the Hotel
Marion, Wednesday, April %, at 2
p. m. Never in the history of Belle
view have so many friends turned
out with glad willing hands to deco
rat bridal bower, and seldom has
a young couple received SO many
presents expressing the esteem and
friendship in which they are held.
Mrs. A L. Smith has lost a pretty
little beauty pin, and would feel
grateful for its return.
Minnie Tremere found very
nice stick pin and would be glad to
find the owner.
Mrs. Tremere and Birdie Hackney
went over to Heather Island last
Monday, rode horseback, and picked
dew berries, and came back Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Tremere, Ellie Tremere, Mrs.
Hackney of Riverview, Birdie Hack
ney, Miss Flossie Evans, Eddie Roth
schild autoed to Oklawaha last Tues
day afternoon and called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Millson.
Mrs. R. B. Hackney and grand
daughter, came up from Tampa on
train No. 4. last Tuesday noon and
are visiting with the formers daugh-
ter. Miss Birdie, at the Tremere's.
Mrs Helen c. Northey. OF Jack
sonville, spent several days last
week visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. Virgil D. Pratt.
| Mr. l. Frank Haviland was coy
ering ground last Sunday; in the
morning he motored TO Silver
Springs via Ocala with Mr.. ". E.
Merrill, family and company; in the
afternoon, around the lake to Okla
waha, Lake Weir, Eastlake and Stan
ton, stopping at the yacht club, of
| which Mr. Haviland is a member.
Rev. W. T. Evans preached at
| Gambler last Sunday morning, at Ok
lawaha Sunday afternoon and de-
ivered a powerful sermon at the
| Methodist church that night TO a
large, attentive and appreciative
congregation.
About fifteen or twenty of the
/ young people spent last Sunday al
Smith Lake Some rode, some drove,
some motored. some hiked it and
some walked it. My, but it was a
glorious day.