The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-08
BELLEVIEW

Belleview, Oct. 6.-The w. c. T. u.
will hold its next monthly meeting
Thursday afternoon, Oct. II, at the
home of Mrs. Tremere. A mothers
program will be a feature of the ses-
sion and those interested in the good
cause are cordially invited to attend.
The Masonic fraternity will re-
establish its meetings for the fall and
winter months on Saturday night,
Oct. 10th, when there will be work
to do.
Contractor Jim Shedd is engaged
in re-roofng the Miller cottage in the
west end of town, preparatory to its
occupancy by Mr.. Charles Oakley and
daughter. Mr.. Shedd must have had
considerable of fall, judging by his
changed appearance.
Mr.. John T. Hames and Mr.. Ire
mere went over to Heather Island
last Sunday for the purpose of build
ing a fishing and hunting boat for Mr.
Hightower, and it is expected that the
completion of this boat will resurrect
some of the old time fishing and hunt
| ing stories that emanated from this
unknown section several year sago
when Bill Millsom, Dave Whisenant
Mr.. Tremere and George Ingram in
vaded the sacred precincts of this
hunters paradise with gun and fish
ing tackle.
| Mr.. John J. Balkman, owner of the
famous Hilton grapefruit grove, left
for Gainesville last Monday to attend
the Citrus seminar.
Mr.. Sam Barrett came up from
South Florida last Saturday to spenC
the weekend with his family
Mr.. D. Haskell made his regular
weekly business trip to Ocala las
Friday.
Mr.. Harold Kendall and Mr.. Win
ters Hames came up from Tavare:
last Friday to spend the weekend
with their families.
Prof. Core of Dade City conducted
services at the Baptist church las
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. I. Strong were
weekend visitors to Mr.. and Mrs
Nichols.
Dad Hardison favored the writer
with a number of fine, large, juic!
persimmons last Monday that were
pretty to look at and still better tt
eat. Mr.. Hardison is happiest put
tering around his garden, growing
things that are good to eat.
After an absence of several year:
Mr.. Bert Smith came in from Georgif
last Saturday morning. He is look
ing well and every one seems glad tt
see him once more. What his inten
tions are, time will tell.
Mr.. James Barrett, one of Belle
views old time settlers, came in las
Tuesday from Sanford, and will visit
with his son for while.
Mrs. w. T. Evans came down from
Ocala last Friday afternoon to spenC
few days at her home.
Miss Belle Stroble, for a good man!
years a member of the Star family
renews her subscription for her fav
orite paper.
Mr.. Warren L. Smith and Mis-
Elizabeth Smith of Greensboro, n. G.
spent several days last week will
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith, at thei1
farm west of Belleview.
Sept. Both was cleanup day a
designated by order of the mayor, Mr.
John T. Hames. The citizens turned
out in force and went to it with ;
will, with the result that the tow
shows up bright and clean. The ladie
served dinner at the town hall ant
altogether the occasion was a grea
success.
The Belleview Workers at thei
Thursday afternoon meetings are get
ting thoroughly organized for tn
coming winters work, and will sool
hold an election of officers to serv'
for the next year.
DIR. and Mrs. E. Van Hood wer,
welcome visitors in our little tow
last Friday.
Mr.. J. o. Hightower passed thrI
Belleview last Tuesday morning oil
his way to the range west of Belle
view to herd a bunch of cattle ant
drive them back to Heather Island.
Mrs. r. L. Sumner and children lef
last Monday for a visit to her par
ents at Parish.
| The Belleview baseball swatter1
had a little practice game with thu
Pedro nine last Saturday.
Master Earl Hale underwent a sue
cessful operation for adenoids (an af
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