The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-09
BELLEVIEW

Belleylew, April 6.-Mr. john l.
Lee of Winter Haven, one of our for
mer townsmen, is spending a week or
so in town looking after his property
interests.
Mrs. NJ. A. Dudley, who spent last
week in Wildwood, returned home Sat
urday, accon. panied by her mother,
Mrs. R. A. Snow, who wilf visit with
her for while.
At the town hall Friday evening,
April 9Th, an ice cream social for ben
eft of the Methodist church.
Mr.. Sam Barrett came up from
Whitney last Friday to spend the
weekend with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Lansford and
children spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. w R. fitzpatrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. /. Strong Of Ocala
made their regular weekend visit to
Belleview, stopping with Mr.. and Mrs.
Nichols, Mrs. Strong's parents.
Mr.. S. N. McMurren, government
agricultural Inspector, paid an official
visit to the Belleview pecan growers.
Miss Edith See See addressed quite
a congregation in the Baptist church
last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Stannis of
j Stafford Springs, Conn, sojourned in
town a few days while on their way
from the south, headed for home. Mr..
and Mrs. Stannis were among the first
/ of the people that settled in Belleview
and took quite lively interest in the
place at that time The residence
where Prof. A. B. Connor now resides
was built by Mr.. Stannis in those
early days and great many people
will remember the pear orchard out
on the -Summerf1eld road as one
that Mr.. Stannis set out and expend-
81 quite some effort on as well as con
siderable money.
4 Mr.. Charles Oakley has one of the
d finest amateur gardens in town, and
the vegetables are good to look al
and the green peas makes ones
mouth water.
IL dHPLG@1S S4lelJ oOoC III
som is another grandmother and this
time it is girl that adorns the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Millsom II
Middletown, Conn.
/ The whole Seaboard construction
gang has been in town for severa
days building a tool house and hant
/ car garage for the use Of Mr.. Field
| ing's tools and runabout.
/ Mrs. Abbie c.. Morrow Brown, the
authoress, accompanied by Miss Lotts
| May. left last Friday for Dayton, O.
where they expect to spend the sum
mer.
Two new subscriptions and one re
newal this week is. the best that can
be done. Uncle Andrew Jackson, who
has been a long while on this mum
dane sphere and who is one Of Belle
views most respected colored citizens
says that he cannot do without the
Weekly Star; that he has been taking
it, reading it and paying for it ever
since Mr.. Mckinley was president
Uncle Andrew knows good thing
when he sees it.
Quite an exodus of our winter Wis
itors took place last Tuesday Among
those going from sunshine and flow
ers to mud, cold and snow were:
Mrs. Ella B. French, who will trav
el to Danbury, Conn.
Il Mr.. Geo. E. Bailey, who will hi,
him to that little river town out il
Illinois, called Rock Island.
Ms. Sadie E. Van Horn, who vii
repair to her large stock farm il
Iowa.
Mrs. C. B. Bates viii return to tn,
city Of South Norwalk, Conn, by tn,
salt water, and after resting there
awhile viii leisurely make her wa!
across the continent to San Francisco
Mrs. Ella F. French gave one o
the few whist parties held here thi
season, last Saturday afternoon, an,
it was enjoyed by all who attended
| The regular monthly thinble part,
/ was held at the home of Mrs. w. F
| Armstrong last Friday afternoon.
H Mr.. W. F. Barrett, who has bee
making a visit to friends and rela
tives in different parts of the state
| is in town for a few days, visitin
i with his son, Mr.. Sam Barrett.
i Mrs. Joseph Millsom is sufferin
/ with a rheumatic attack.
/ The w. O. W. camp assembled
/ Masonic hall Wednesday night, tran:
i acted their regular business and II
]. itiated an applicant for membershi
in the order.
Il The regular annual town caucus fc
the purpose of nominating officers /
serve for the next year was held ;
the town hall Friday night Pra
: ticaIly the same set of officials wei
nominated to succeed themselves.
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