The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-10-26
BELLEvIEW

Belleyiew, Oct. 25.-For the ben
eft of the cemetery association, the
COLLINS viii walk and other stunts
Uill be pulled off at the town hall
next Tuesday night, Oct. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Tyrrell of Short
Beach, Conn, have reached here after
a most charming overland trip in a
Chandler six. They were accompanied
by their friends Mr.. and Mrs. Shell
ton of New Haven, Conn. Mr.. Tyrrell |
left Short Beach in very poor health,
being some forty pounds under his
regular weight But the healthy |
outdoor exercise and the outdoor
camping has made him feel himself
once more Mr.. and Mrs. Tyrren win /
occupy their bungalow the balance of
the winter, while Mr.. and Mrs. Shell
ton viii proceed to tour the state as
far south as Miami, going by way of
Orlando, Kissimmee, st. Cloud, San
ford, DeLand, Daytona and other
points down the East Coast.
More of our northern visitors to
arrive were Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. S.
Cogswen from Danbury, Conn.,, who
came down on the Clyde Line with
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Doolittle and
Miss Sarah Read Of Short Beach,
Conn. Miss Read as usual accom-.
panies the Doolittles.
Another party who came walking
in without previous announcement
were Mr.. and Mrs. James Beardsley,
from Rock Island, H., and one of the
first official acts performed by Mr..
Beardsley was to come in and fix up
with a Star. He must have the Star.
In fact, he just can't do without it,
so we took his one fifty and added
his name to the ever growing list.
And still they continue to come in
the person of Mr.. John j. Bahlmon,
who came down from Brooklyn, N. Y,
looking rather thin and peaked. Mr..
Bahlmon has been somewhat indis-
posed during the past summer and
will recuperate his health while TAX
ing care of his grapefruit grove. He
is delightfully."- surprised at the
abundant yield shown on his trees.
Mr.. Bahlmon states that he expects
Mrs. Bahlmon to come south durinx'
the holidays. More people to come are
Mrs. Marion 7. Bohanon, her mother,
/ Mrs. Newlands and her cousin, Mr..
James Fox, who came all the way
from New York to spend the winter
] here in comfort from the cold. Mrs.
Bohanon says never again for me.
i We will stay south next summer to
keep cool, and then to fortify the
statement orders the Ctar to come to
her home and freside for the next
i year, which will make it look like
home. George, as usual, is looking
out for the comfort of the whole
family.
s A charming letter from Mrs. Lot
Schmidt at Danbury, Conn.,, states
that they will be with US sometime
|. about the first of the year. This viii
i be good news to their many friends
and especially so when it is known
their daughter, Miss Kathryn viii
. accompany them; and when they ar
i rive and Lou Schmidt comes out Of
!, the house early in the morning ane
thumps his heavy walking cane OF
!! the pavement, Sniglefoot and Dixie
will break their necks getting tt
where they heard that thump, anc
they will all go rabbit hunting to
gether; and Sniglefoot will once mor'
become a family pensioner on tn,
+ bounties of the Schmidt family.
i Mr.. j. O. Hightower of Heathe1
!. Island was in town last Monday ant
on his return to the island was &C
companied by Mrs. Grant who viii
visit with them for while.
Il Among those from Belleview tax
!. ing in the Confederate. reunion il
Tampa were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry R
Shaw, Mrs. S. A. Read and Mr.. B. F
, F'reer.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. v. D. p. Pratt o
! Wildwood spent the weekend il
. Belleview.
, Last Monday night the Masons hell
a kind of informal meeting for prac
{ tice and perfection in the work. Their
were probably fifteen or sixteen mem
bers who gathered in the hall, mos
Of them from around Lake Weir
! Summerfield and Oxford. Belleviev
t lodge is aiming for the distinction o.
. having one of the best country lodge
in the state. The next regular meet
ing viii be the night of Thursday
Nov. 9th.
II Rev. and Mrs. S. w. Whidden spen
several days last week visiting il
} Fruitland Park.
II One of the most welcome little
e friendly reminders of the season wa
! a card from that temperance worker
!. Mrs. Hattie A. Webb of Kendrick
: Fla, dated from Denver, Colo. Mrs
!. Webb has covered a great many O
the cities and states of the far west
and one of her great hobbies is tt
l lcarry the welfare of the Eastern Sta
, fraternity with her and visit witt
the Eastern Star every opportunit.
!. that affords.
: Mr.. Tremere went up to Ocala las
E Tuesday to attend one of those Ell
: meetings.