The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-10-05
BELLEYIEW

! Baker, Mr.. Hughes and Mr.. Crawfor,
OF east of Oxford, spent Sunday eve
ming in Belleview, visiting friends.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Foxworth and chill
ldren, Mr.. E. T. Jackson of jackson
iVille and the writer enjoyed pleas
ant ride for several hours last Sunda,
In Mr.. Foxworth's mighty Michigan
touring car.
So as to keep in touch with all the
other parts of the county, wherever
ne may be, Mr.. C. C. Curry, Marior
county's roadmaster, comes in anc
planks down the coin to have the
Weekly Star mailed to him.
And to keep in touch with current
events as well as what happens in
Belleview, Rev. s. N. Whidden Joins
the ever growing family of Star read.
ers, and will receive inspiration from
the many sided articles that appear in
| it from time to time. People of all
classes and conditions feel the neces-
sity of subscribing to the Star. Those
who do not subscribe, borrow their
ineighbor's paper, and those most
vociferous against the Star almost
break their necks in hunting up some
one to loan them one. It is only a
fair proposition that if an article has
merit it is worth the price, therefore
am looking for small sized flood
OF subscribers among those who read
but do not pay.
Sheriff Galloway came in town the
other day and told Mr.. Joe Whise-
nant, Mr.. VIM. E. Merrill and Rev. S.
w. Whidden that they were wanted in
town P. D. @. by order of the court.
After some lively scurrying around,
Rev. Whidden blew some gas into his
big Buick roadster, the four gentle
men climbed all over it and off they
went at two-forty gait.
Another one of those justly popular
social events is booked for Friday
night, Oct. 9Th, when Mrs. J. Walter
Nelson will chaperone the dance at the
club house. A famous dancer who has
danced his way from Los Angeles,
Calf, across the continent to New
York City and given exhibitions in
some of the biggest theaters of the
country, has promised to be present if
permit.
Mr.. R. L. Griggs of Oxford was a
patron of the garage this past week.
DR.. T. K. Slaughter of Oxford,
came up to Belleview last Sunday aft
ernoon to visit friends and to attend
to a little fraternal order business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Hightower of
Island, passed through Belle
view last Sunday afternoon, accom-
panied by Mrs. E. w. Smith, who is
visiting them for a while.
Mr.. E. L. Carney brought his sick
Fordlet over to Walter Nelson's gar
age one day last week and had a
slight operation performed on same.
Mr.. John T. Martin, the turpentine
nabob of Dallas and Oxford, is quite
a frequent visitor to Belleview and
the auto hospital across the track.
Mr.. ]. o. Hightower passed thru
Belleview last Saturday night, having
in his charge Mr.. Alex Moorhead,
with his transit and other accoutre-
ments, bound for Ocala. They had
just come in from trip to the far
eastern bounds of Marion county on
Lake George, where Mr.. Hightower
mas purchased magnificent lake
front.
Master Buck Bullock of Ocala spent
The weekend in Belleview visiting
With the Tremeres.
Mr.. Harry Jones has been spending |
a few days in town, boosting the pros
Derity of Fruitland Park and Lees
,urg.
Mrs. Ida Maddox and children left
asst Thursday for their home in st.
Petersburg.
George Giles, the cotton factor of
0cala, spent fifteen or twenty min
ties in the store the other day, talk /
ng cotton to Mr.. [Tremere. Had my
ears wide open, absorbed all that was
,aid and have it safely tucked away
n the back of my head.
Mr.. Chas. A Tremere went up 10
0cala last Tuesday to attend meet
ng of the Elks. I have been down
% visit the Elks' club building and [
rave had something m my mind con-
,erning those Elks for long time,
md one of these days I am going TO
lit down and write everything / know
about them and it will be safe bet
hat what / tell will astound the whole
country if not the whole United
States.
Mrs. R. L. Summer and children ac-