The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-11

explain that Mr.. Hudson wanted to
be our next governor.
Mrs. John T. Hames came in from
Gafney, s. c., last Wednesday, where
she mas been visiting among her folks.
and told rs all about Ed and Tom and
Freeman and how nicely they are get
ting along.
Mrs. Bohanon has finished moving
into her cottage just north Of the de-
pot and is nicely settled. Her crop Of
cowpeas Is coming along nicely, ami
this fall she expects to have just as
nice q pea orchard as any of the rest
Of the farmers hereabout.
Mr. Bruce Meffert spent last Tues
day hunting a lost COW in his run
about speed wagon. This particular
cow IS described as "the great big red
COW with her horns sawed off, with
vicious look in her face" That des-
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server think that she was q fighting
COW, aItho Mr.. Meffert states that
she would not fight a little bit, but
fectly harmless. The most timid per-
son, so he says, can take her by the
horn and lead her to feed without a
struggle. This particular big red
would be a vicious COW with a circle
bl and on her right side, disappeared
from a good comfortable home on the
borders of North Lake Weir, several
days ago and it is presumed that she
is headed for her former happy home
near Ocala. Mr.. Meffert had thorough
ly secured the country between the
lake and Belleview by noon time, and
after taking a good long rest he start
ed 20 fne-tooth-comb the country
between Belleview and Gambler, so if
anyone sees a great big red cow with
the look described above please notify
Mr.. Meffert and claim his everlasting
gratitude.
Mr.. Sam Milliear came in last Tues
day morning from West Florida,
where he has been for the last month
or so.
Miss Gertrude Reinohl, who has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs. J.
Dawkins Lyles, the past several weeks
returned to her home in Jacksonville
last Tuesday accompanied by her sis
ter, Mrs. Lyles.
Mr.. o. S. Shade, spent the week
end in Belleview making a tour of in
spection of his farm on the Lake Weir
hard road.
Mr.. Ed. Schram has returned to
Jacksonville, after a very pleasant
visit with his brother, Mr.. Charley
Schram.
Mrs. G. r. McClendon has just about
recovered from a severe attack of
tonsilittis and grippe.
Miss Mabel McClain, of Gambler,
was in town last Wednesday having
brought her sister over to catch the
Seaboard train for Tampa, where
she will make her future home.
Mrs. Ruth Perry Nelson and baby,
Dorothy, came in last Wednesday
from Short Beach, Conn, where she
has been spending the summer, with
her was her friend, Miss Ethel Blk
by, who will visit her for a short time.
Mr.. Edwin Camp was visiting in
town last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Fielding are
having a very pleasant visit in Rich
mond, Va, and Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Mary E. Fogg has returned
from that visit to Cochran, Ga.
Invitations are out inviting the re-
cipients to attend birthday party in
honor of Miss Gertrude Carter at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E.
Merrill, Friday evening, September
10th, at $3.50 p. m.
Misses Eleanor and Minnie Ire
mere, with their friends, Mrs. Bo-
hanon and mother drove down to
Lake Weir last Sunday afternoon,
and took a splash in the lake.
Miss Lizzie Belle McDuffee and Miss
Kathryn Dowdell, of Bradentown, who
have been spending their vacation in
Auburn, Ala, stopped over in Belle
view last Wednesday and visited with
the Themeres for a day or so, and
then resumed their journey home
ward
Mrs. ]. o. Hightower and Mrs c.
A. Tremere spent ten days very pleas
antly over at Salt Springs enjoying
the health giving properties of those
famous waters.