The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-10-06
BELLEvIEW

BelIey1eW, Oct. Tt Is WIFI fegreLI
that we record the critical illness of
Mr.. D. E. Strobe. Mr.. Strobe is one
of the oldest residents of BelleviewI
and has long been looked upon as one
of the substantial farmers of this sec
ton, following the type of farmer
that has always believed in raising
corn, peanuts, hogs and other staples.
Mr.. II. A. Kendall is imposing his
place has had a deep well dug by
Richard Gardner, the eolored well dig
ger of this section.
Mrs. VIM. T. Evans came down
from Ocala to spend the week end at
her cottage across the railroad track.
Mr.. Tremere spent last Tuesday af-
ternoon in 0cala, hob-nobbing.
Mrs. Worry Fitzpatrick, probably
the oldest living person in this sec
ton, has been receiving medical at
tention the past two weeks. Grandma
| is one of the best loved women in the
community, and feryent hopes are ex-
Ipressed for her early recovery.
Dad has returned from weekend
visit to Wildwood, where he was the
guest of the Hotel Majestic.
The squirrel season is on and the
staying of the cute little animals is
proceeding apace regardless of the
thigh price of ammunition. One bright
little boy with a view to curtailing the
profits of the ammunition trusts
bought himself .22-caliber rifle and
a box of cartridges. He got up one
morning before breakfast and shot
five squirrels with an expenditure of
Iseven cartridges, which means about
l3 cents, the price of one 12-gauge
she'll One customer came in the store
and said that her husband percussed
ten 12-gauge shells and only got two
q SQUIRRELS. His cost him Is cents each,
while the boys cost about three
Quarters of a cent apiece.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. fitzpatrick
with Miss Minnie left for their old
home in Alabama last Thursday. A
Icarload of household effects preceded
them by couple of days.
Henry Gordon, the old reliable and
J, popular ex-sheriff of Marion county,
passed through Belleview last We'd
lnesday morning, stopping long enough
. to smile upon few of his friends.
Mr.. J. Freeman Hames limbered up
his Indian motorcycle last Sunday
morning by making run to Gaines
vile and then as matter of necessity
turned around and made a run f01
Belleview.
s Coughs, colds and influenza are the
!, lorder of the day and now is the proper
) time to nurse good case of pnell.
/ monia or consumption into existence
Mr.. A. G. Bogart, usually hale
hearty and strong, is under the
: weather and chatting at the enforcet
Inactivity.
The w. G. T. u. will hold its reg
J lular monthly meeting at Mrs. Sum
ner's home next Tuesday afternoon
iOct. 10th, at 2:30 o'clock. Ever,
5 member is very urgently requested Il
: he present Annual election of Off
2 GERS will be held. Please remembsl
3 the day and come.
+ Mrs. Isaac Nichols has returned 70
n visit to her daughter, Mrs. I. ]
Strong at Wildwood.
Mrs. III. C. Adams of Dunnellon il
. visiting her sister, Miss Eunice Adams
5 flor a few days.
II Mr.. C. w. Hopper of Calhoun, Ga.
lis making a little business visit te
this section, making Belleview his
headquarters. Mr.. Hopper owns sew:
eral hundred acres of land just south
Invest of BellevieW.
/ Last Tuesday morning Mr.. A. II
Thomas and Judge w. M. Gober d
/ Ocala, were rolling thru BelleviepH
IIwhen they spied Mr.. Tremere at the
| front door and stopped. They alight.
ed, came in and smoked couple Cd
good cigars, and the judge impaired
to me a secret which / am now maxi
ing public property as follows: That
lon Saturday afternoon, the 7th day q
II October, there will be meeting hele
lIae the town hall under the auspices
iof the republican party nominees fcl
| Office to be voted for at the coming
November election. The following
: gentlemen will address the gathering
Judge VIM. M. Gober, candidate fol
. Congress, G. w. Neville, candidate fol
g Iclerk of the circuit court, Franz
9 Huber, candidate for tax assessor, ant
: some others. All are invited as wei
: as the ladies.