The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-07-07

Boat Club and Nas0ns Ready to Build.
Enjoyable Evening Spent with the
Sesgo.I Summer Visitors at
the Lake and Pleasant Parties the
Order Of the Day.

order OF the DAY.
Eastlake. July THE final report
Of the building and finance committees
of the Masons, who are planning
lodge at Oklawa will be heard at the
next meeting. scheduled for Saturday,
July 18th, at Okla waha at 2. m. At
this meeting the building committee
will also submit plans and specifca-
tions for the proposed temple. These
plans will be acted upon at this meet
ing.
The Charter" has been secured by
the Lake Weir Club and site selected
for the club house. The executive
committee choose the location offered
by E. F. Newport. The ground adj
joins the big packing house of Geo. E.
Snow. r. L. Martin recently made the
committee a very tempting offer of
location and generous sum of money
to assist in building the club house at
Weir Park. Eastlake retaliated and
came to the front and the deal is
closed and work on the breakwater
and dock will commence as soon as
possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCraney of Ocala with
several friends are camping at East
beauties of Lake Weir with its un-
surpassed fishing, boating and bathing.
entertained in a most charming way
last Thursday evening about 25 friends
at a 'pillau' supper.
Word has been received by relatives
that Mrs Fosnot who left Eastlake
last week to spend the summer in
Iowa, reached her destination safely
o1o ~, he
weather is exceedingly warm in the
| north this summer.
! Mrs E. c. Sage of Tampa, who is
spending some time with her son, G.
K. Sage in Ocala, came to Eastlake
Saturday and spent several days with
Mrs. c. x. Sage and family at their
cottage. Mrs. Sage is a regular sum-
mer visitor a Eastlake~ana-~ thinks it
the state.
Geo E. Snow, Eastlake's progress
sive orange grower and most success
/ full melon raiser, departed Wednesday
morning for a few weeks rest and
recreation in northern states.
| The East1ake and Woodmar homes
are all filled with summer guests
Lake Weir. as a summer resort can
not be excelled. The white sand beach
which extends entirely around the lake
is kept free from unnecessary obstruc-
tions and affords an ideal playground
for the children. The numerous piers
and pavilons and lovely old trees pro.
vide many opportunities of pleasure
for the picnic parties. Mr. McIver':
boat house and pavilion, 'Idlewild," i:
one Of the most charming spots on the
lake. Numerous dances have been Civ
zen there by the launch parties. The
pavilion is built out over the water:
and offers numerous advantages fo1
anchorage of boats at any and al
times. "Chautauqua Villa" is TIL,
name applied to a pretty location OF
the north side This new subdivision
has just been placed on the market b,
F. w. Ditto of Ocala and ]. G. Leg,
OF Eastlake. 1t is the most deSira bl,
building spot on the north side and W,
predict quick sales when the fact be
comes known there are available am
desirable lots on the market
. Eastlake again came near witnessing
| a tragedy one day last week, but for
tunately a cool head and strong arm
prevented any sad result. 4 gentleman
with his wife and daughter were en-
toying a pleasant hour together OF
Woodmar dock: accidently the lady
who was standing al the edge of tn
dock, lost her balance and fell int
eight feet of water and, not KNOWN;
how to swim. was in danger of bein,
drowned, when the husband. jumped il
and quickly brought her to the docl
, steps.