The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-23
BELLEVIEW

Belleview, March 22.-The writer /
felt the need of recreation and rest !
so fell in with the rest Of the pro-
cession and called the doctor and went |
to bed. We soon were IN the fashion. /
Mrs. Tremere had been down one |
week and so had my sister Minnie, /
feeling lonesome l joined them and !
then the cook took sick and for day |
or so the head of the family had /
duce of time playing lone hand.
However, we are now all up includ-
/ ing the cook and sympathizing with
those who are down. 1t was very
nice TO receive the numerous messages
of sympathy that were phoned, writ
ten and sent me and l appreciate ev-
cry one.
Mr.. Sam Barrett came up from
Whitney last Saturday to spend the
week end with his family.
| Mrs. n. C. Goodman, of New York
| City, surprised a large number of
her friends by dropping in and spend
ing a few days visiting and left for
| Lay LOLId, "LeIS SiiS ID SPS4L04AAS 1AO
winter.
Miss Annie L. Wilson, of Californ-
ia, who has been visiting here several
months, left last week for ST. Peters
burg, where she expects to spend
the balance of the winter.
Mrs. E. w. White and Mrs. Lou
Schmidt made business trip to
Ocala one day last week, going up in
Mr.. Haviland's big car.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Connor and lit
tie son, Dayton, drove down to Belle
view on business last Monday and al
so visited with Mrs. Connor's sister,
Mrs. David C. Stanley.
Mr.. Robert Ethridge is in town for
few days visiting with his sister,
Mrs. R. L. Sumner.
Miss Cora Prittchet of Pedro was
in town last Sunday, coming over for
the purpose of taking the train for
Umatilla, where she will visit with
friends.
Master Albert Linwood (Buck) Bull
lock, of Ocala, was guest at the
Tremere home for several days last
week, and to say that he enjoyed
himself is to put it mild. He is .
very clever youngster and knows a
good time when he sees it and is
coming again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shaw after Wis
iting among their friends at Oxford
and Pedro returned home last week
Mrs. Sidney Maddox of Tarpor
Springs and Mrs. A. NJ. Lansford and
children of Silver Springs, are in town
for a few days visiting with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Kilpat-
rick.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. I. Strong made
their regular weekend visit to Belle
view, returning to Ocala Sunday.
Mr. Edward Romer made bust.
: ness trip to Jacksonville one day last
: week.
Mrs. S. U. Campbell and Mrs. Nit,
I chell of Summerfeld were visiting
with Mrs. j. w. Hilton one Afternoon
: last week.
A jolly house party to North Lake
Weir the past week occupying one Of
e the Connor cottages was Mr.. and Mrs
Lou Schmidt of Danbury, Conn.,, Mr.
and Mrs. w. S. Cogswell of Fairfield
Beach, Conn.,, and on two different
days Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. White Of
Pittsburg, Pa, with the Misses Mae
$ and Margaret joined the party. Fish
i ing was the main excitement. Mr.
I Schmidt enthused like a school boy
and when leaving time came he haC
: to be watched to keep him from
{ stealing the water in the lake. Mr.
e Cogswell declared that he knew tht
n fishing in Lake Weir was better thar
the fishing in Smith Lake, and to set
: the girls hook their first fish wa
Il worth dime piece. This past weel
y will go down in history with tn,
r whole bunch as very momentou
one.
Il Misses Eleanor and Minnie Tremer,
e with Miss Goodnough and Mrs. John
d son of Binghamton, N. Y, drove down
to North Lake Weir Sunday Afternoon
and visited with Mr.. and Mrs. C. E