The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-19
BELLEVIEW


some civil engineering work for a
land company.
Mrs. Charles WintCn and children,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Weihe for the past few weeks, return
ed to their home at Bushnell Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ T. Bohanon and mother,
Mrs. Newland, made a business trip
to Ocala Monday.
Mrs. o. s. Shade accompanied by
, the Misses Leona and Iona, came
down from Jacksonville Saturday to
spend the week end with Mrs. V. ID.
P. Pratt.
Mr.. VIM. r. Fitzpatrick is making
I improvements to his home by adding
porch and a coat Of paint.
1 One of the most cheerful items of
news this week is that Mrs. Ella FAINT
is improving steadily and hopes are
entertained that she will soon be able
TO be up.
Mrs. E. A. Polly of Ocala has been
visiting with friends and relatives in
the village the past week.
Mrs. r. A Snow returned to her I
home at Wildwood last Tuesday, aft
er a pleasant visit with her daughter, !
Mrs. NJ. A. Dudley.
. Mr.. II. w. Alderman, president of |
Southern College at Sutherland, with |
| Mrs. Alderman and their little boy, !
{ stopped over in Belleview for a couple !
of hours last Tuesday, soliciting bus
mess for the school.
{ Miss Mabel Whidden, sister to Rev.
w. H. Whidden, pastor of the NJ. E.
church, arrived in town last Satur-
\ day and will assume charge of the
household affairs at the parsonage.
n Last Saturday afternoon the whole
town was almost scattered out of its
: senses by one of the most unearthly
h rackets coming down the pike and
: giving a very fair imitation Of bat
:. terry of Gatling guns. Investigation
soon showed that it was nothing
a more than an old well-digging outfit,
on wheels, elf-propelled by a gaso-
-e line engine that had frog in its
Ie throat and was trying to cough it up
N II was one of the most unearthly dins
m ever heard in the town. 1t was driven
by a colored man who left it out on
,e the street while he went over to the
garage to get some needed tool or
repair part. About that time the
owner of the machine, Mr.. w. b.
Turner, of Micanopy and Fruitland
err Park, came driving up in a big Buick
Ie. car and inquired of Mr.. Tremere
#. where his driver had gone to. Mr..
m Tremere told him that his old ma
nd chine had been making such a rump-
,s us that the town marshal had placed
&C. him under arrest for disturbing the
peace, and that he was held over al
the town calaboose and at the same
: time pointed over across the railroad
g., track to the garage, and told him tC
!; go over there and get his man out
This man Turner is some josher him
- self, some times.
Master Hardy Groom of Ocala eel
ebrated his tenth birthday by taking
a great big joyride. Mr.. and Mrs
George Bitch hitched up their biz
Maxwell touring car and with Mis-
Harold and Miss Jeffie Bell as com
20 pany to impress upon Master Hard,
the seriousness of the occasion, the.
-. motored forth, and as a matter o
course, their first stop was Belle
view, where Master Hardy was turn
M, ed loose on the ice cream, confection
~ and other delicacies dear to tn
LV' palate of the average boy. After tha
rg they proceeded on their way to LAX
Weir, where they had a high oil
on time in disporting themselves in tn
H. waters of the lake, and so passed M
tenth birthday.
Mr.. Rexford Nichols went aroun
p. last Thursday with something on nj
I'M mind, and to those that were willin
Lv. to listen, he was willing to impair
lie, the secret, which was nothing more c
less than that he was celebrating hi
Ar. 34th birthday, and on the day follow
m; ing his sister, Mrs. /. !. Strong wa
struggling with the same emotion
$50 and the weight of years was not :
Lv. crushing by the number of ten. Thes
p. are momentous days in the lives
I'M some of US.
Mr.. Fritz Hatcher of Oklahom
and Mr.. Clifton Long of Suwannt
iGS county, Fla, members of the studeI
gnt body of the University of Florid
who are touring the state on the
bicycles boosting the university ar
,us- advising young men to come and joi
and diverted from their regular schedu
ing at Ocala and came down to Bell
les, view last Monday morning and spel
couple of days resting with the Tr
lmeres, and then proceeded on the
ate. way rejoicing. The university turl
out a great set of boosters.
e. Mr. Tremere spent last Sunday
Orange Park, and last Sunday no
s nobbing with the business men
Jacksonville.
ID Miss Minnie Tremere is deep in q
study of school announcements al
'baa catalogues, trying 70 make up n
ner- mind where she viii go TO schO'
# it The number Of propositions offer
ike : 81 great that II IS hard 10 decIC