The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-16
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he mad a hog killing time.
Prof. A. B. { amor sends me a pic
ture Of the Citrus county high school
and it shows up to be very chaste
and substantial affair from all &C.
counts that we can gather, Mr. and
Mrs. Common are making quite repu-
tation as pedagogues, and the chill
dren and patrons think they are the
whole thing in the educational line.
The Masonic fraternity will hold
the important meeting of the year
at their hall Saturday night, Deem
Der 18. There will be an election of
officers, candidates to entertain and
several important questions to come
up for settlement. 1t therefore, be-
hooves the out-of-town members to
keep the date in mind.
The chicken pie supper given at
the town hall last Thursday night for
the benefit of the Methodist preach
er's salary, was a fifteen dollar sue
cess.
H In my last weeks notes made an
abrupt statement that County Com
missioner Sam Pyles, was in town to
adjust an Indebtedness, but failed to
state that it laid between the county
| commissioners and the town of Belle
view for the road work done by the
county within the town limits, about
a year or so ago.
Those arriving from the cold and
wintery North during the past few
days are Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, Mrs.
Dorothy, from the shoe and leather
city of Lynn, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. White, with
Miss Maye, from the smoky city of
Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.. Charles Oakley and Miss Mat
tie Oakley from that stronghold of
mosquitoes, called the state of New
Jersey. They are all members in
good standing of the Star family.
Miss Mary L. Goodnough, Mrs.
Conklin, Mrs. Champion and Miss
Glydas Jones, motored to Ocala one
day last week.
Mrs. Lewis Walker, of Coleman,
visited with her mother this. last
week, returning home Sunday. Mr..
Walker came up and accompanied her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sands Haviland spent
last Sunday in Gambler, guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Norton.
Miss Lottie Chambers left for her
home in Lake City Thursday after
pleasant visit with her brother, Prof.
H P. Chambers.
Mr.. J. w. FAINT made little bust
ness trip to Belleview one day last
week. He and Mrs. FAINT are nicely
settled in Ocala, and he has accepted
very congenial position with one of
the oldest established business con-
Germs in that city.
Little Miss Marienne Stanley cele-
brated her tenth birthday last Thurs
day, December 8, and as a mark of
her esteem. she brought me a piece
of her birthday cake, which was
greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Matte Jones, after spending
several days visiting around among
her friends, returned to Inverness
last Monday. She is enthusiastic
over the progress and support that
Prof. Connor and his wife are re-
ceiving.
Mrs. w. T. Evans came down from
Ocala last Friday to the weekend at
her home.
Mrs. I. I. Nichols is visiting with
her dauehter, Mrs. I. I. Strong, at
Wildwood.
Mr.. Frank Dorothy and Mr.. Colby
Wellington rolled into town last
Monday afternoon, coming overland
from Jacksonville in their touring
car. After spending a couple Of days
on the road. This completes the Dor
othy household.
The Belleview Workers on Friday
night, December II, will give their.
famous annual supper where a hun
CRY body can GO and fill up to his or
her hearts content for the small
sum of Is cents.
There was temperance mass
meeting held at the Methodist church
last Sunday night, to which a goodly
number of people attended. A regu-
lar temperance program was rem
dered and every one that attended
felt well repaid.
The cemetery association calls for
volunteers to help make Friday, De-
cember II, great cleanup day for
the cemetery. A good cause like this
should be well supported.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Kendall are
building them a cozy little cottage,
wherein to set up housekeeping on
their own hook
The Ladies Aid will hold thimble
party at the parsonage Tuesday aft
ernoon, December 21. Everybody come
and bring your own work and a dime. |
Mr.. M. NJ Foxworth made a little