The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-17
BELLEVIEW


of Southern College, its buildings and
other attractive points and places sur
rounding it, also the prospects cover
ing the coming school year of 1867.
This year is expected to be the
greatest in the history of the insti-
tuition.
Mrs. Helen C. Forthey left last week
for Wildwood, where she assums the
management of the Hotel Majestic.
Miss Louise Biting has returned
from visit to friends in Ocala.
Miss Sallie Sigmon, of Weirsdale,
spent several days in town last week
visiting with friends.
Mrs. j. VIM. FAINT Jr., of Oxford,
spent the week end with her aunt,
Mrs. j. j. Nelson.
Mrs. John j. Lyles, of Shady and
sisters, Misses Sophia and Gertrude
Reimhoel of jacksonville are visiting
with Mrs. J. J. Nelson this week.
Mr.. R. S. Rogers, of Ocala, passed
thru Belleview last Tuesday morning
and stopped into say good bye to your
scribe and express his appreciation of
Ocala, Belleview, Marion county and
| the Ocala Star. His lot among us has
been a pleasant one and the friends
that he leaves behind are legions. An
other thing that Mr.. Rogers leaves be-
hind him is five years subscription
to the Star. He has no regrets over
leaving that. His many visit to Belle
view, during which he most always
stopped in for little visit, We're like
a ray of sunshine. 1t could hardly
be otherwise, for he was generally
accompanied on his trips by that
prince of good fellows, Mr.. Charley
Miller. Here's hoping that success
will attend Mr.. Rogers wherever he
goes.
| Mrs. George Campbell and daugh-
ter, Miss Alice, former residents of
this burg, but now of Ocala, have
been spending the past week with Mr..
and Mrs. James N. Shedd.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan Durmont are
packing their household goods prepar-
atory to moving to California.
/ Mr.. A. G. Davenport, of Omaha,
i Neb., after finishing up automobile
tour of South Florida with his son,
has left for his western home.
i Mr.. George Arthur Camp continues
to pass on his way back and forth
between North Lake Weir and Ocala.
He still carries with him his little
/ bottle of peanut oil.
| Mr.. C. L. Sullivan, of Pittsburg,
Penn, is here on a. visit concerning the
, settlement of the estate of the late
Mrs. Maria J. Sullivan.
Mrs. VIM. Brown, of Greensboro
n. c., who has been visiting her
mother at their farm west of town
.. for several weeks has returned to her
. home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Hightower and
Mr.. James E. Boldorf from Heather
. Island were visiting friends in Belle
, view last Sunday.
Much to the relief of his many
, friends Mr.. Frank Gale arrived home
! last Saturday morning from Macon
.. Ca, where he has been in the hospital
. for the past three weeks, suffering
, from severe attack of malaria fever
Mr.. Peter Hekkema, the meat man.
. was in town last Monday on legal bus
mess. Mr.. Hekkema is somewhat o1
a josher. He reads the Star and has
. read it for years and will continue to
read it as long as life lasts, but he is
dissatisfied with the Belleview cores
!. pondent. He says that the BellevieW
. correspondent takes up too much
! room. That the Star is all Belleview
but he will continue to read the Belle
, view items as long as they are print.
ed. Mr.. Hekkema also found fault
because the writer did not mention Mr.
! George Pritchett, of Co. A, in the
Black Point article. Concerning this
legitimate complaint the writer would
say that there were plenty of others
/ not mentioned. There were also
I others who stood back and remarked
"That they knew the writer which
was true. Why didn't they come for.
ward and say Hello? I suppose i
/ was because they were so bashful.
( Mrs. 0. S. Shade accompanied BY
Miss Heatherington came down from
: Jacksonville to spend the week enc
: at their farm east of town.
Mrs. Morton G. Turnkey, who j.
: summering at North Lake Weir, wa
8 consulting the garage man in Belle
. view last Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Cater, of Co
. nant spent Sunday with their friends
; Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Sumper, making
: : the trip up and back in their Fore
. machine.
. Mr.. Troy Hall is making extensive
: improvements to his house with tn.
. help and assistance of Messrs. JOIN
. Z. Hames and James N. Shedd-
Mr.. John Freeman Hames motor
. cycled to Ocala and back last Tues
. day afternoon.
Sniglefoot killed him little rattle
. snake last week and never got bit
A very plaeastn surprise it was
. when Professor A. E. Ashworth, on
: new school teacher came around hunt
2 ing for the Belleview correspondent
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