The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-30
BELLEVIEW
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correct imitation of local train by
stopping at Belleview last Friday to
permit Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Dustin
from York Beach, Me-, TO alight. Br.
and Mrs. Dustin passed through the
big storm that was sweeping the
northern states from New York city
downwards and were glad to be
among their friends for the winter.
Mr.. Geo. E. Bailey, that genial
prince of good fellows, who halls
from Rock Island, H., and his sister,
Mrs. Sadie E. Van Horn, who lives
in Iowa, dropped off the train the
other day and were greeted by their
many friends. One of Mr.. Bailey's
first official acts was to come around
and see the writer and make his
peace by rendering one-spot plus
fifty cents to continue him in the
ever increasing family of Star read
ers.
Mr.. VIII Merrill met with very
heavy loss when his horse died last
week.
Mr.. N. 1. Cogswe1 is somewhat i'm
proved from serious attack of in
fiuenza and grip.
Miss Minnie Tremere came up
from Sutherland last Tuesday to
spend her Christmas vacation home
with the people and speaks in the
highest praise of that South Florida
college, it's officers and faculty. She
will return to her school duties this
coming Monday.
Those two popular boys, Thomas
and Freeman Hames, took a little
run down from Virginia to spend the
Christmas holidays at home, and
every one is truly glad to see them.
Bill nilsson with his perennial
smile whirled into town last Friday
night in a brand new tin dream with
Henry Ford's name stamped on it
and for company, his wife. Bill had
a good line of talk to hand out on
Wilson's justly famous brands of
cigars and also real hot line on
hunting and how much game he had
killed lately. To prove it he had a
dandy looking bird dog in the back
seat. After spending Christmas with
Us, they went over to Heather Island
and stopped with their friends, Mr.
and Mrs. j. o. Hightower, making a
Decline for st. Cloud Sunday after
noon
Mrs. Creola Perdue came in last
week from Fairhope, Pa, and will
spend the winter with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Nix.
Mrs. G. NJ. French, Mrs. Colwed and
Mrs. Curtis, all of Danbury, Conn.
came in last Friday and are pleas
antly domici1ed at the French cot
Itage for the balance of the winter.
Mr.. John Lyles spent the Christ
mas holidays in Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. I. Strong of Wild
wood spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. I. N. Nichols.
Mr.. Sam Millican is spending the
holidays at his home.
Mrs. John T. Hames has not been
enjoying the best of health and has
required the services of one OF the
Ocala physicians.
Mr.. Thomas L. Hames, coming
down from Virginia to spend the hol-
idays, picked up very severe cold
which has prevented him enjoying his
holiday outing as he had anticipated
| Little Miss Faye Sumner, also he1
little brother, Robert L. Jr., have re-
quired the services of physician the
past week.
Mrs. Newlands, following the al
most universal fashion of catching a
cold, has secured for her own per-
sonal use jim dandy cold and is
suffering accordingly.
Mrs. E. w. White has suffered with
an intense cold ever since her arrival
from her home at Pittsburg. Mr.
White has also suffered severely but
manages to keep up and going.
Our school force in the personnel
of Prof. H. P. Chambers, principal
is spending the Christmas holidays
at his home near Lake City. While
his assistant goes in the opposite di.
rection and will linger along the
shores of Lake Weir until school re-
assemblies.
i Mr.. Tremere and Mr.. Frank Norton
of Gambler attended the blow out held
at the Elks' club in Ocala last Tues
day night.
Mr.. Winters Hames came up from
Umatilla to spend the Christmas holi,
days with his parents.
Another thought that runs in my
mind as business woman, is the
subject of credit. This is something
that every business woman has tc
contend with, and as a New Years
greeting I recommend the subject tc
your thoughtful consideration during
the coming year.
Credit
Il Credit is an estimate of your ca
pacity to worry about paying youl
bills which is held about you by a lot