The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-12-27
BELLEEIEW

N"' DCO- Ao'-1uT. ana MIS-. j
walter Nelson, Mr.. Tremere and the
writer with her sister Minnie. motor.
ed to Ocala last Friday night to SEE
the Christmas excitement and dc
some shopping. We found Mr.. Ben.
Jamln and impressed him into service
We also dropped around to the Tenn.
pie theater and found the moving
pictures a-moving. We also found
what we went for, and that was, that
Coburn's- minstrels will show at the
Temple the 18th of this month, so we
engaged half a dozen seats. When one
buys tickets to see the Coburn bunch
II IS like buying staple like sugar,
coffee and flour. We also found out
the date that the muchly talked of
and discussed Birth of a Nation
will appear, and providing the old
machine will go, we will be there.
Miss Ethel Warfeld of Springfield,
Mass, one of the faculty of Brenau
College at Gainesville, Ga, came in
last Sunday for the purpose of spend
ing the holidays with her uncle, Mr..
Tremere. She reports travel from
the north and west in a very con-
gested condition. Due to arrive in
Jacksonville at 1880 last Saturday
morning, she arrived at $50 in the
afternoon. Upon entering the Sem
mole hotel she came fact to face with
a girl friend from Springfield, Mass,
who had just arrived from St. Peters
burg for the purpose of meeting her
mother, who was due to arrive Sun
day morning, but who did not arrive
until Sunday evening. Annulment of
trains north of here has been a COM
mon practice the past week, each train
making what time it could, as the con-
dition of the road afforded.
Miss Minnie Tremere came in last
Thursday from Sutherland, to spend
the Christmas holidays at home. She
says that Southern College has the
banner enrolment of students this
year, and looks forward with pleasure
to the next term beginning January
1st.
Mr.. Tom Proctor was in town last
Monday christmas day. and spread
the glad tidings that there would be
a frolic on the Orange avenue hard
road at the home. of Mr.. Will Proctor
hot 31,I, "Iaax,o-
Pedro people do anything, they do it
right and this was one instance in
which it was well done. Of course we
all had to go. With Mr.. Lee Hames
at the helm, Mrs. Marion T. Bohanon,
Miss Ethel Wharfeld, Minnie Ire
mere and the writer we sailed out
over the dark, damp road to Pedro,
via Santos, the Sam Pyles short cut
road and the Orange avenue road to
cur destination. When we arrived the
affair was in full swing, with from rs
to 100 of Pedro's best people in at
tendance. All sorts of amusements,
games and dancing were INDUCED in.
- r " a 4dICy VI L dLHCI, ali early IOuT,
the guests enjoyed themselves, and to
cap the climax and make it an event
long to be remembered, we broke an
axel on the way home and finished up
the last mile on foot.
Mr.. E. w. White, one of the old
reliable subscribers to the Star, re-
news for another period of one year,
so that he can keep posted on the
events of Belleview in his Pittsburg
home.
Mr.. G. A. Camp was in town last
Wednesday morning and talked very
enthusiastically about the business out
look. Besides the deal that he recent
ly closed in the sale of his fathers |
grove at North Lake, he has on hand
a trade covering several thousand |
ceres of land in this vicinity and also
a couple of trades in st. Petersburg /
that are just about completed. Mr..
Camp attributes great deal of his
success to his Maxwell car. He says
that when client rides in a Maxwell
that the going is so smooth that he is
Iulled into a feeling of security and
rest, thereby enabling him to talk
business as he goes along the way
with confidence in the raSu1tS