The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-10-14
BELLEVTEW

Belleview, Oct. 13.-The young
get together social meet to be held at
the Masonic hall store room Friday
evening, Oct. Is. The purpose of this
meeting is social and to promote
feeling of harmony and good will be-
tween the people of the town and the
surrounding country, therefore it is to
be hoped that every one that sees this
notice will doll up, put on their best
smile and come in to this gathering
and say hello to your neighbors that
you have not seen since the last time.
Everybody come, young and old, from
far and near, and make this mem
orable occasion.
Miss Mildred Merrill visited with
her friend, Mrs. I. w. Holly of Ocala
for several days.
Mr.. John T. Lee, of Winter Haven,
who once upon time took a crack at
truck growing in this section, and
later removed to Winter Haven, is
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Mr.. Lee is very much enamored with
his new home and location, and in
discussing his past experience in
trucking and farming, blossoms forth
in poetry and lets the following drops
of wisdom gush forth:
| eff every farmer was just like me,
What kind of country would this
! be-"
He then subsidized and repaired to
his home in the west end of town,
where he is making some improve
ments
i Mr.. r. L. Sumner, our efficient de-
| pot agent, is enjoying a visit from his
father, whose home is at Bayette.
Mr.. Sumner Sr. is one of the cid time
settlers in South Florida and has lived
to see the Kissimmee valley develop
from an untracked wilderness into one
of the most progressive and prosper
Gus parts of our state.
i Mr.. Delbert Haskell has improved
the entrance to his place on the Lake
Weir hard road by installing an au-
tomato opening gate.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. I. l. Strong were
weekend visitors to our town.
!. Mr.. ]. S. Barrett, who has been
visiting with his son, Mr.. Sam Bar
rett, left for his home in Georgia last
Thursday.
/ Rev. Whidden and sister Miss Mabel
attended the Epworth League conven-
ton which was held at Eustis last
week.
Mr.. L. Moreton Murray, the tenn
perance crusader, spent several hours
in Belleview in behalf of his chosen
work and getting data to further the
fight in the coming wet or dry cleo
ton.
/ Hons. Perry H. Nugent and Gene
Dobbs passed through Belleview last
Tuesday afternoon and stopped long
enough to say "hello" to some OF
their friends.
+ Saturday night, Oct. 10, the Mas
ons will convene their first meeting
after the summer recess, and large
attendance is looked for.
H The w. C. T. U. held its regular
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs
Tremere last Tuesday afternoon. The
regular order of business was carried
out. A feeling of fellowship and har-
mony was promoted, and after some
discussion it was decided to hold the
next meeting at the residence of Mrs
Delbert Haskell.
II Mrs. C. H. Miller and the Misses
Ethel and Grace, motored up from
Eustis last Thursday and are costly
located at their bungalow on the hill
where they are supervising improve
ments being made to the house
Mr.. Tremere spent last Saturday or
Heather Island with Mr.. Hightowel
and an expert from the u. S. depart
ment of agriculture, going over the
immense acreage of camphor tree.
planted out. This expert, Mr.. S. G
Hood, has made the study of camphol
trees and their propagation a ten
year speciality and under his advic.
and cooperation there are thousand!
of acres being developed into cam