The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-06-22
BELLEVIEW

past month, left for. their home in
Bushnell last Tuesday, accompanied
by Mr.. Weihe, who will visit with
them for few days before leaving
for Ohio, where he expects to spend
the summer.
Mr.. J. M. Brown spent several
days in Ocala last week.
Miss Ruby Regain spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. G. r. Nc
Clendon, returning to Ocala Sunday.
Miss Eva Adams of Raiford is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Foxworth
for few days.
Mrs. j. C. Hunter of Morriston is
visiting her uncle, Mr.. Boone.
Mrs. G. R. McClendon made a bus
mess visit to Ocala last week.
The spirit of get together is be-
coming more prevalent in Belleview
and as one little pointer in that direc-
ton the good people of the town are
showing their appreciation of the
Star in its persistent boosting and
doing what it can to advance the in
!terests of Belleview in every way
that it can. One of the most substan-
tial citizens, approaching the Stars
interest in Belleview, does so to the
extent of years subscription to help
the good cause along, and by adding
the same of Mr.. Louis Weihe to the
family circle of the Star it will be one
more to the good.
Mrs. Marion T. Bohannon, Mrs.
Newland and Mr.. George Newland
all got homesick for just one more
look at the great white way and the
Statue of Liberty, so they sailed on
the Clyde steamer last Tuesday after
noon. Mr.. Bohannon is working his
way east from the Pacific coast and
will meet them there in July.
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Wendell and
Miss Irma Wendell left for their
home at Fort Plain, N. Y, after
spending a very comfortable winter
at the Wendell cottage. They will
keep in. touch with the current event.
lof Belleview via the Weekly Star
route.
/ One of the great surprises of the
lpast week was the arrival in town Of
Prof. and Mrs. Henry Richards, wht
lare visiting their friends between
Tampa and Marion county in theil
machine, going from place to place b!
leasy stages. Their Belleview friends
were delighted to greet them ono,
more. They left last Sunday morn
ling for Gambler, where they will visi
several days and then resume thei
Journey southwark, stopping from
point to point.
i Miss Mertice Camp of North LAX
Weir, was a visitor in town last Sat
iurday.
/ Mr.. Walter Mathews of the Carne,
lorange grove, was one of the out o
town visitors to the dance given las
Thursday night.
The Masonic fraternity met in it
hall Thursday night with lot of on
of town visitors. They held a lon,
session, and from words dropped her
and there it is gathered that they he'll
ia very enjoyable and harmoniou
meeting, which is to be expected.
Miss Matte Jones is visiting wit
friends while taking a brief respit
from her duties at Inverness. Whe
the time comes she will return ther
to assist Prof. and Mrs. Common i
packing up preparatory to their NOV
ling to Lake City, their future home
The fame of Prof. and Mrs. A. T
Common as successful educators of tn
young is spreading all over the stat
as evidenced by their call to LAX
City at a much larger increase i
salary than they were getting in In
verness.
Rev. Carmine, district superintene
ent of st. Johns River Conference,
e. church, came in last Friday an
carried out his usual uarterly Pre-
gram of holding conference, preach
ing at Gambler and Oklawaha and n
stunned his journey last Monday.
Mrs. S. w. Whidden charmingly Ell
tertained the thimble party at tn
parsonage last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. S. T. Maddox and Mrs. E.
Davenport are visiting their parent
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Fitzpatrick.
Mobilization of the Florida stat
troops caused just about as much e,
lcitement hereabouts as it did in an
of the big or little towns scattered a
over these whole United States, an
if Belleview can be used as a critel
ion, there was plenty of the com
mixed with the pathos. The fir:
young to be affected upon receipt {
the wire calling him to the color
went limp and exclaimed in a pathet
voice: my Lord! What will becon
of my dog?" A friend fastened to a
sure him that the dog would be we
taken care of, whereupon he jumpe
to his feet and exclaimed, Cali RICH
I'm ready to CO." Three of our your
men carried away by patriotic fervt
wired Capt. Ted Drake at Ocala |
send a machine for three of us WI
want to enlist. They were immediat
lily the center of attraction and othel
lcaught the fever. A machine comir
from the south was stopped and tv