The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-03-11
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Whisenant
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Haskell made
their regular. weekly business trip to
Ocala last Friday.
Prof. A. B. Connor went to Ocala
last Saturday for the purpose of swap
ping views with the other educators
of the country at their regular month
ly meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Shaw left
last Saturday for Oxford where they
will visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin, relatives of
Mr.. Geo. E. Bailey, and Mrs. Sadie
E. Van Horn stepped off the train
the other day to inquire if they were
in Belleview and among the first ones
to greet them was Mr. Bailey with
his perennial smile. After spending
several days, Mr.. and Mrs Martin
resumed their journey northward.
Rev. DR.. Carnine, district superin-
tendent of the ST. Johns River Confer
ence, of the NJ. E. church, came in
last Saturday on his regular quarter
ly visit. Quarterly conference was
held Saturday night Services were
conducted at Gambler Sunday morn
ing, at Oklawaha Sunday afternoon
and communion was administered in
the Methodist church at Belleview
Sunday night, after which Rev. Car
nine departed on train No. Monday
noon for other places.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, of Bradford,
Pa, old time friends of Mrs. j. N.
Hilton, visited with her for several
hours last Friday morning.
1t is pleasing to see Mrs. Millsom
up and around once more.
The baseball boys held an oyster
supper at the Hall last Thursday
night and netted quite tidy sum to
help equip themselves with their
summer outfit.
Mr.. c. S. Hickson, representing
Hickson & Son, of Apopka, was in
town buying potatoes last week.
Dad Harrison celebrated birthday
one day last week.
Miss Minnie Fitzpatrick celebrated
her fifteenth birthday last Friday
night by entertaining q number of
her friends at her home.
James McMurphy, survivor of the
civil war, died at the home of his
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Merrill
last Saturday. Mr.. McMurphy was a
native of New Hampshire and feeling
the need of a softer climate came to
Belleview several months ago hop
ng that the change would benefit
him. but it was too late and he pass
ed away surrounded by his friends.
Mr.. Lloyd Clemmet. representing
the Hart Steamer Line and the Day
Light Line. on the Oklawaha river,
spent last Monday in town talking up
the beauties of these two routes of
travel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing and daughter
who have been stopping at North
Lake Weir for the past month left
Monday for their home at Panasofkee
The Thipble4 Party held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Sands Haviland was the
star event in thimbledom this year
About thirty ladies participated ir
the event and it was the concensus OF
opinion that this party and the one
given by Mrs. French were the two
most successful and enjoyable parties
of the kind ever held in Belleview.
That all around disciple of Isaac
Walton, Mr.. Geo. Crum, of NORTH
Lake Weir. pulled up to our door las
Monday and came into the store with
a sack and asked US to feast our eye:
on something good and upon looking
we saw ten big speckle perch wrig
CLING and gasping. Mrs. Tremere OBJ
jects to scaling fish while it is alive
nevertheless in due course of tim,
they found their way into the frying
pan and from there to the table. This
brain food is certainly very satisfy
ing.
On the evening of March, II, at 81,
o'clock, at the Town Hall, the Belle
view Workers will hand ont one o
those famous suppers, at less thar
it cost to buy the goods. A larg
crowd is looked for and the ladies ar
promising all kind of good things t,
those who come
The newly organized lodge of w.
w. meet the first Wednesday nigh
of each month in the Masonic Hal
Examinations are Over
The Belleview school finished tn
third quarterly examinations and tn
children are happy now, for they ar
on the home stretch. The following
made the honor roll, 95 per cent t
100 per cent, first honor; go per cen
to % per cent, second honor.
Eighth grade: First, Lucille Brown
Minnie Tremere; second, John Harrel
Maggie Whisenant.
Seventh grade: Second, Wilson Bal
rett.
Sixth grade: First, James Fielding
second, David Stanley, Ethel Free
man.
Fifth grade: Second, Helen Brown
Fourth grade: First, Arthur Beat
ty; second, Dagmar Sjoberg, Rut