The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-10-12
BELLEvIEW

BELLEVIEW
Belleview, Oct. 11.-Mrs. True
Whittier is visiting friends in Eustis
this weeks
Mr.. John G. Baker of the Pedro sec
ton, with Mr.. Crawford, the automo-
bile trader and Mr.. Dankwertz, the
Orange avenue merchant, were all in
town last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Eunice Whisenant celebrated
her eighth birthday last Tuesday.
Mrs. /. I. Strong came up from
Wildwood last Saturday to spend the
weekend with her, parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. I. Nichols.
Mr.. Douglas Bailey, prominent
business man of Winter Haven, stop
ped his automobile in front of the
store and came in to say howdy to the
writer last Wednesday morning. Mr..
Bailey was on his way to the Meth
odist Sunday school convention in
Ocala and his purpose in stopping was
to convey the best wishes of his wife,
who was formerly Miss Miriam
Thompson, daughter of Rev. ]. J,
Thompson of this place, and also to
state that she soon expected to be a
visitor to Belleview.
Mrs. J. Walter Nelson returned to
Jacksonville with Mrs. o. S. Shade
who has been visiting here for the
past several days, and will spend the
next couple of weeks there.
After stay of several months In
Bridgeport, Conn.,, Mrs. L. L. Hop
kins has returned home.
Miss Maggie Whisenant went te
Oxford last Wednesday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Charley Cauthen.
Mrs. L. II. Harrell of Tampa il
visiting Mrs. Worry Fitzpatrick.
Miss Lorena Freeman of Jackson
vile is visiting her parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. j. A. Freeman.
The thimble party will meet will
Mrs. O. M. Gale Tuesday, Oct. 18th
All are invited to attend.
The members of the Belleview Ma
sonic fraternity have been making
daily pilgrimages to Ocala for tn
purpose of attending three-day SEES
sion of the Masonic school of in
struction.
The w. C. T. u. met at the home o
Mrs. r. L. Summer last Tuesday. Elec
ton of officers was the feature of tn
event. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. r. T.. Driggers and Mr.. G. ]
Collier, the sawmill and crate man 0
Oxford, paid visit to the Nelso
garage one day last week.
Last Saturday was republican rail-
day in Belleview and the town ha
was filled with representative republi
cans from all the outlying districts, t
hear the speakers enunciate republi
can principles. Mr.. II. w. Weave
called the meeting to order and acte
as chairman. Mr.. Frank Huber, fol-
mer postmaster of Ocala, was the frs
speaker of the day. His talk wa
short and to the point. Mr.. George "
Neville, the banker. merchant and fol
mer postmaster of Dunnellon, next ao
dressed the gathering. Mr.. Neville
talk and actions denoted the thorough
going business man, and his remark
were sound and to the point. Th
orator of the day was Judge William
M. Gober of Ocala, who made an ora
ton that was worth listening. to RI
lgardless of ones political utilization
It was replete with trite saying
pointed stories and laughable anet
dotes, with a filler of good sound re
publican arguments, and he carrie
his audience with him from beginnin
to end. And the amens, and excls
nations of approval came in a pei
feet volley from all parts of the hal
Among those present were Mr.. Viii
| lam Abshire, L. L. Hopkins, r. T
Nichols, A. A. Bogart.
Mr.. Worry Fitzpatrick was in tow
last Wednesday morning, buying wiz
fence. He remarked he was dom
fairly well for a young man, consid
ering that he would celebrate his SIT
birthday Monday, Oct. Is.
Grandma Kilpatrick's health ha
not been any too good the past thre
or four weeks and has caused he
friends and family considerable wor
ryment, and they are hoping to b
able to celebrate her seth birthda
next April.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Sumner hav
made quite a substantial addition t
their house. in the shape of nes
kitchen.
Use Juba Self Rising Flour for dc