The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-09-07
BELLEVIEW

G. S. Shade and Miss Schram of Jack
sonville, are visitors at the Lake View
Hotel this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Thomas are in
Morriston visiting Mrs. Thomas
brother, Louis McClendon.
Mr.. Alvin Lucius has moved from
the John Haffner place to Harry
Reeds farm northwest of town.
Mr.. Tom L. Hames is home from
| New Smyrna for a few days.
Miss Mildred Baxter of Ocala is a
guest of Miss Margaret Monroe this
week
Mr.. Rudolph Linderman came Mon
day from New York to visit his wife's
people few days, the Meyers family.
Mrs. Linderman (nee Sophie Meyers
met him in Jacksonville. She has been
here for some time.
| Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Sumner and
children left Friday for parts of the
north, where they will spend their va
cation. Mr.. Grant is taking Mr.. Sum
ner's place at the depot. We hope this
family will enjoy pleasant trip.
Mrs Graham and sons of Daytona
are visiting the Crosbys this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Abshier are
visiting relatives in Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Sutton have re-
turned to Gary, Ind, after spending
several weeks with Mrs. A. B. Alb
shier, Mrs. Sutton's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Younge were
up from Lake Alfred a few days last
week.
We are sorry to have lost the Hes
ter family recently but hope they
may be happy and successful in their
new home at Morriston. They will be
greatly missed in the Baptist church
here, as they are earnest workers and
always do their part.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips of West Palm
Beach are visiting the latter's mother,
Mrs. Freer this week. They are on
their way home now from a visit with
relatives in Georgia, making the trip
in their car.
Mrs l. l. Strong is at home again
.. from Osceola.
Last Sunday was Rev. Martins Sun
day here from Island Grove. Two
good sermons were rendered at the
Baptist church and Mrs. S. N. Smits,
was baptized at Lake Lillian at three
in the afternoon.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Tootle
OF Plant City will be pleased to hear
of the birth of little son, S. D. Jr.
at their home on the 18th of August
=, Mrs Tootle was Miss Gertrude l.
Carter before her marriage and for
merly of Belleview, but moved to Lady
Lake with her parents few years
ago We extend to them hearty con,
gratulations.
! Misses Edna and Ora Mae Humble
= are visitors at Mrs. Jim Shedd's. The
- latter expects to teach school here
again this term, which will be gooC
news to her friends.
l. Mr.. Cecil Mooney of West Palm
Beach called on the Hames boys few
1 days ago. Mr.. Mooney and parents
lived here about seventeen years age
D and have many friends in BellevieW
who were glad to him him again.
Miss Powers is visiting in Tampa.
Mr.. Ernest Mott was in town Mon
{ day, it being labor day and holiday
- at the bank.
Our little town had a work day a
Il the cemetery a few days ago anC
e while the men hoed and raked there
the ladies prepared dinner for them a
the town hall. Many other improve
ments are being planned, such a.
painting the settees and shed, trim
ming trees and putting out new flow
Il ers, shrubs, etc. Much interest is be
y ing taken in this quiet place of ou
loved ones to make it pretty and at
~ tractive cemetery.
Ii Rev. Taylor of Ocala preached a
the town hall Sunday afternoon. Hi
le daughter accompanied him.
The B. Y. P. U. enjoyed a splasl
/ party at Smith Lake Tuesday night.
Much excitement was caused on
III day last week when a large rattle
snake was killed by Roy Freeman o.
5 Mr.. r. L. Summers porch. 1t was fv
Is feet long and had four rattles. Snake
seem to be more numerous than eve
" this year and it pays for everyone
70 have their eyes open everywhere an
all the time
l. Mrs. John T. Hames is expecte
&c home Wednesday from a visit in Calf
ney, S. c., where she has been for tn
u past two months.
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