The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-11
BELLEVIEW

Belleview, Feb. 10-Prof. A. B.
Connor attended the Teachers Asso
citation in Ocala, last Saturday, and
mingled with the educators of the
county exchanging ideas as to the
best methods with which to teach the
young ideas to shoot.
Mrs. o. s. Shade returned to Jack
sonville last Thursday after short
visit with her friend, Mrs. v. d. P.
Pratt.
The many friends Of Mr.. j. C. Ar
bold are pleased to see him up and
Around once more attending to his
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. /. Strong spent
Saturday and Sunday in town visit
ng with Mr.. and Mrs. /. N. Nichols
Mrs. John T. Hames made bus
ness trip to Ocala last Saturday
Miss Gertrude Turner has returned
rom a visit to friends at Maitland,
Florida.
Mrs. Sidney Maddox left for her
lome at Tarpon Springs last week
fter visit to her parents, Mr.. and
drs. W. r. Fitzpatrick
Accepting an invitation from Little
Mss Mariemma Stanley to go out
nd see Mr.. Stanley rob some bee
ives and extract the honey, Mrs.
'remere, Mrs. T. Clark Hull, Misses
Eleanor and Minnie Tremere, chap
roned by Miss Mariemma Stanley,
rove out to the Stanley home last
fonday afternoon to see how the
hing was done. On account of the
hilliness of the atmosphere the bees
efused to do their part and were in
very ugly frame of mind. Mr..
tanley tried to work the hives but
he bees would not stand for it and
it him fiercely with the bite that
Jon't come off, so the matter was de-
erred until a warmer day. So our
rip developed into neighborhood
isit after which we all drove to
reen Franklin Cave and explored the
Mysterious recesses of that bunch of
avities in the earth.
Mr.. j. D. Harrell came over from
alatka last Saturday, spending the
keek end with his family.
Rev. w. T. Evans and Miss Flossie
ft last Thursday afternoon for Lake
omo, where lies his future field of
lbor this coming PASTORAL year.
Mr.. Wilbur F. Riley, of Oxford,
pent part of last Tuesday in town
ttending to different business mat
ers
Miss Nellie j. Lewis came in last
[ondya from st. Augustine and is
hopping for while with her friend,
iss NJ. L. Goodnough.
Mr.. S. L. Griggs and son, Leon, of
xford spent a couple Of hours in
pwn last Monday trading at their
avorite store. Mr.. Griggs is probab-
the largest melon grower in this
sction.
Mr.. Lucius Emerson, of Fruitland
ark, with Misses Eleanor and Min
e Tremere motored up to Ocala last
uesday evening to attend the Neil
'Brein minstrel show, and incident
ly they called upon Mr.. j. Fl. Benja-
an, editor of the Star, and surpris-
him while hard at work in his
lnctum. THAT is, they thought
lat they surprised him, but he
Rd tip that they were coming and
ok care to be at work when they
rived. Had they caught him una
ares, they would probably have
bund him with his feet on his desk
eading Nick Carter-Night Limo.
pe OperatorJ
Hon Alfred Ayer-the jolly assessor
taxes-spent few hours in oul
idst last Wednesday morning and
fternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pennybaker exhibited
leir moving pictures in the TowI
all last Wednesday and Thursda.
ghts. This is by far the best NOV
q picture show that has ever opened
in Belleview. They carry thei
Tn electric lighting outft-run b.
lie engine on their Ford auto, ant
een to take pride in giving goot
low.
Last Friday afternoon Prof. A. E
onnor gave the first of his educa
onal talks explaining and showing
e beautiful display of educationa
xhibits that he has collected fror
r and near to better instruct hi
udents.
This first talk was for the schoc
specially. On Friday Afternoon
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