The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-06-10

pure country lard, home made but
ter and plenty of syrup for sweet
min.
Master Wilson Barrett maintained
the prestige of Belleview by going up
to Kendrick last week, where he spoke
in competition with children from all
over the county at the W. c. T. u.
convention held at that place. He
was awarded gold medal, which he
viii justly be proud Of as well earn
ed honor.
Miss Sara Bosworth has lost a
bunch Of keys, which causes her con-
siderable inconvenience and if any one
should happen to find them she would
be very grateful for their return.
Mrs. Jesse ID. Carter, Of Conant,
spent day or so in town last week
visiting with her friends.
Mrs. o. S. Shade came down from
Jacksonville last Friday to spend the
week end with her brother, Mr..
Schram.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. I. Strong were
week end visitors stopping with Mrs.
Strong,s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !. N.
Nichols
The many friends of Mr.. David
Whisenant were glad to see him last
Saturday after an absence from Belle
view Of several months. David is now
located in Gambler and says it is a
good place to live. He says that Cand-
er viii lead its first watermelons
on the 10th.
Prof. and Mrs. A. B. Connor, DR..
3. N. Tanner, Mrs. L. L. Hopkins and
Mrs. NJ. It. Bohanon all visited Ocala
last Monday.
Mrs Berslu and little daughter of
Ocala came down on train No. last
Tuesday and win spend the summer
with her son, Mr. r. E. Curtis, at his
home on the Lake Weir hard road.
Sunday a party Of Jacksonville
people returning from Sanford pass
ed through our town; stopping a few
hours TO visit their aged aunt, Mrs.
Mary Fitzpatrick, and the Stanleys.
The party was composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Ogram, their daughter,
Miss Gussie, and son Arthur. Mr..
Ogram is engaged in an extensive
dredging enterprise at Sanford, and
having a few months previously sue
cessfully completed a feat of similar
character in the ST. Johns river at
Jacksonville.
The stanleys were ocala visitors
Monday
Master Albert Linwood (Buck)
Bullock has been visiting with the
Tremeres part Of last week and this,
and returned to Oeala full Of entKu-
siasm over the cats and dogs and
game chickens and other pets, that
abounded on all sides. Buck can real
" be termed ''live wire" and al
ways enjoys his visits to Belleview.
Mr.. Tremere visited Ocala last
Monday.
There was court house scene at
the Town Hall last Monday that viii
be threashed out more thoroughly
about the 21st inst, in which it sp-
/ pears a carload of cross ties is the
principal matter at stake and which
caused the difference of opinion be-
tween Shep Jenkins and Jim Monts
( tcolored) and Bfr. Frank Lightsey
Interesting developments are looked
for and full particulars of the case
viii be written up in this column two
weeks hence.
Mrs. Edwin Spencer Sr. has just re
turned from four weeks visit TO hel
son, Mr.. Edwin Spencer, at Lakeland
where he is making such an enviablt
reputation as lawyer and politician
and who viii some day be governor ot
the state of Florida.
There is man way up in Alaslzs
near the land of the midnight sun
where they have ice bergs in June
and snow in sight every day IN the
year, who writes me that he enjoys