The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-04-05

LA1At t4EA- LIE past AEt4 AAes U.s. i've GE~
newals ard two subscriptions being
the ret gain. The renewals al feel
that the Star is Gre Of the essential
conf IT'S Of their existence. I'D the
new subscribers are as usual looking
for that budgeE of BelIaTIeW news as
furnished exclusively b. the Star.
mr. Adolph Baunga rtner, who built
him a coy home IN the west part o.
the town several years ago, has re-
turned from New York and ore Of his
/ first calls next TO his grocery Dbl was
for the Star.
A party IL Winter Haven interest
! ed in BelleElew and the Inhabitants
thereof, must have the Scar-and 50
they 60.
Mr.. John T. Martin. manager Tor
/ the Mayo Turpentine Co. has been
very sick fer the past NeeE ard strong
| doubts ere entertained for his recov-
IeGT Two expert doctors. 2 charming
nurse and the Loving csFe Of those
around him are staying the EaYages Of
ldisease and in the last day ar 50 there
has been q slight hope entertained for
his recovery.
Miss Mary L. GoodnoHgh Of Eing-
hamton, 81. y, accompanied by 1Irs.
/ Lena Johnson left Iass "Wednesday
for their northern home, VIA the al
Trail route.
Mrs. Sidney Maddox ard little son
left last Saturday for thesr home ~
| Tarpon Springs. after Q pleasant visit
with Mr. and Mrs w. r. Fitzpatrick.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fair5rother
who spent the early part of the sea-
asvisit to Bradentown.
i lCounfY Surveyor Alex MooThead
was distributing his smiles around
flown last Monday, and Incidentally
4 running land lines for some Of OuI
i property owners.
/ It is passing strange how people
viii write an important letter, seal 4
i up. affix q stamp and drop It IN tl7e
+ postof6ce without any address. This
! happens every few days ard the usUa
/ course to follow with one of these let
tiers. is to let it lay around for abo7li
/ one week, hoping that some one VII
think Of their error and supply the
missing address, and then send thf
letter to the dead letter office al
Washington for further disposition
The frequency with which this &c
i ours leads me to suggest that 2 re
turn card request in one corner -oi
the envelope. would be one means o1
prevention; another would be to al
ways address an envelope before en-
closing letter.
4 Among our towns people who visit.
ed IN .0cala the past week We're Mrs
IJ. w. Brown and daughter, Miss Min
lnie Fitzpatrick. Mr.. Warren L. Smith
Mr.. Smith brought from the colo
storage two hams and two shoulder.
that weighs 10 pounds, ard thes
were coed enough for any one to eat
Mrs. NJ a. Dudley left last Satn
Z day for visit to her mother, Mrs
]; r.. A. Snow st Wildwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcqueen of Nortl
Carolina have settled IN our midst
i and expect to buy land and be one o-
the Belleyiew families. >
Mr.. NJ. M. FoxWarth, the tnrpen
tine operator from Dallas, spent les
Saturday in BelleYiew, greeting hi
many friends.
The Masons held their usual month
i ~ meeting last Saturday night to ]
/ good attendance. It must have beer
J very interesting session for whe1
they closed it was very late, and al
of the stores were in darkness.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 0. Highfower came
over from Heather Island last. Satnr
| day evening and mixed with theii
friends.
h Mr.. Lou Schmidt reluctantly pack
ed his trunks and with his estinabl'
wife departed hence, bound for Dan
s. bury, Conn, via Jacksonville, thu
Clyde Line ard New York City, where
they viii join that noblest Roman O
them all, Mr.. T. Clark Hull and hi.
lovely wife and between them they
will compare rotes and discuss IL
many pleasant features of existenes
in Belleview during the winte.
months, and they Will lay their plan.
so that when the leaves fslI again an
the snow flies they VIII turn thei
) faces towards Belle1iew for anothe.
. round of recreation and rest. Ananr
the most disconsolated is Sniglefoo
and yours truly
Miss Lucille Brown and Mr.. Levi
4 w. Walker treated the town TO tn
surprise of TIE season when the
went to 0eala last THURSDAY evening
and were married by judge Smith are
: made man and wife. They are recaiv
i ing the. congratulations Of Their man.
friends.
Mr.. Tremere drove over to Heatbe
Island last Tuesday afternoon and q
4 Wednesday, morning With Mr.. ans
), Mrs. J. @. Hightower, rotored over t.
Z lone of the numerous lakes in the cas-
lt3StI III bA4ss GAflt4&e.YS 1t4tA SkN.tg12l LIZ
i fnny tribe from the sparkling DEPTHS
Mrs. ]. I. Strong was in town for
couple Of days last week visiting witt
| her parents.
Mrs. Il. p. Merritt is visiting witt
friends at Gambler for a week.
Mrs. Joseph Nilsson is entertain
ing her friends, Hiss Vollzmaa an
i mother from OlSlawaha.
The baseball boys gave a reEenu
getting supper last Friday night
which from 2 financial standpoint wa
I quite a success.
Mrs. Abner Adams passed AVA
last Tuesday afternoon. She has beer
alling ana lsnder the care Of the doe
tor for some tine. s devoted hus
band, loving daughter and two SON
: survive her
Dir. IreIaere srSent last Friday aft
eTnoon and evening in 0cata-
On Friday evening, April 9Th Their
Twill be IN ice cream supper at tn
l town htsl given for the benefit Of tn
Methodist church.
Mr.. Robert Etheridge left for HI
, home a. Parrish. Fla, after q visit s
his sister, Mrs. 2. +. Sumner.
!. Everybody IS invited to the taste
egg hunt to BE held at the Methods
parsonage Friday afternoon ADril 2
Mrs. /. I. Strong came down froa
Ocala qn train No. 3 last Tuesday aft
ernoon and viii spend several day
visiting with her parents while ia
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