The Ocala evening star., 1911-06-15
EASTLAKE
Many OesIa People Enjoying Life at
This Pleasant Resort

Eastlake, June I5.-A jolly party of
twelve from Leesburg and Tampa
came TO Eastlake Tuesday and enjoy
ed picnic dinner. Several of the
party returned on the afternoon train
while others remained for the night
train, meanwhile enjoying visit
with Mrs H \. Fausett and other
friends and a dip" in the lake
Mr. and Mrs Chas H. Lloyd Were
Sunday visitors at palmetto Cot
tage." with Mr. and Mrs. / r. ChazaL
The hard road leading up the hill
at the corner of the FosnOt property
has been greatly improved the past
week by a recovering Of red clay
from George Shows bluff south of the
railroad station The work has been
done under the direction of Mr.. Smell.
y party of nine in two small motor
boats went fishing u few days since
and returned TO Eastlake in a few
hours, having caught IS fine trout and
Dream.
John and Charlie Chazal. college
students from Indiana. are spending
their summer vacation at the parental
home, palmetto Cottage" and are
enjoying life on the lake. Their many
friends are glad 70 welcome them
back
Mrs. H. c. Groves and son, Henry,
who have been spending week at
Eastlake, returned TO Ocala Tuesday.
Henry expects TO attend a meeting Of
the Y NJ. c. y. in South Carolina next
week, and. on the goth go TO Gaines
vile, Ia. where he will attend a
summer camp.
Mrs. J. G. Lege has as guests last
Thursday and Friday Miss Dora Ellis
and Miss Wilson of Gainesville.
Mrs. Waldron and daughter. Miss
Edna Waldron of Miami. arrived
Tuesday for an extended visit with
Mrs. F. F. Newport. Their many
friends, new and old. welcome their
return visit. Miss Edna is quite pop
ular among the younger set.
| Mr. DeLong, the insurance man of
Gambler. was a business visitor at
Eastlake Tuesday
| Mr. and Mrs. F. f. Newport gave a
delightful little dance Saturday even
ing.
The moonlight nights at the lake
have been ideal and numerous launch
and splash parties have been en-
joyed by the Eastlake young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Gerig and little
daughter. Mr.. Brooks and Mr.. George
MacKay of the north side, We're \. c.
L. passeng gers for Ocala the first of the
week. Mr.. MacKay's launch, Fran
ces," one of the finest boats on Lake
Weir, affords much pleasure to its
owners and their guests.
l. r. Chazal went to Gainesville
Wednesday.
]. G. Lege is one of our busy melon
merchants" with headquarters al
Ocala.
Among the Saturday and Sunday
visitors from Ocala We're Messrs
Julius Marsh. Lawton Bailey, Pau
Wolfe, C. K. Sage and Miss Sage.
DR.. c. B. Aver had as his guest dur
ing the past week Mr.. Perkins o!
Ocala and his brother, Carl Aver ot
Jacksonville. Carl returned TO hi:
duties in the Western Union Tele.
graph office Monday. DR. Aver is en-
joying frequent visits to Eas stlake
where he has fine l6-foOt Mullen
pressed steel motor boat.
Geo f. Snow continues his ship
ments of car load lots of watermel
ons. His melon venture has proved
great success.
Mrs. r. r. Carroll and daughter
Merris, are again enjoying the com
forts of summer life al the lake. Nj
Carroll came down from Ocala in hi
auto Saturday and remained over sun
day, and returned Wednesday after
noon TO spend the night.