The Ocala evening star., 1911-06-07
EASTIAAKE

Eastlake, June THE message con- |
veying the news Of the death Of Col. |
Bittfnger. May 31st cast a sadness ov
er the entire community. The colonel
was well known to all Eastlake resi-
dents and was an Intimate friend of
Judge and Mrs. Wynne. and was
frequent visitor at their beautiful
home La Carona."
The death of Mrs. L. T. Clawson at
Plainfeld, \. J., May %, was a great
shock TO her many friends at Lake
Weir. aIrs. Clawson has been most
efficient \assistant in conducting Lake
side hotel during the winter season for
a number of years and was held in
highest esteem by all who knew her.
During the past two weeks, Geo. r.
Snow shipped from Eastlake 10 north
| ern markets six carloads of watermel-
/ ons the cars averaging a thousand
melons each. J. l. Carney had an in
/ Iitial shipment of 124 bushels Of Irish
potatoes last week which brought
fancy returns in the northern markets.
! G. Fl. Voorhees, has weekly express
| shipments Of his famous Bermuda
onions. one shipment recently con-
sisted of "a bushels, and last Tues
days shipment. "a bushels.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Carstens Of Ocala
were recent over Sunday visitors at the
lake.
Walter Mathews. who was seriously
sick with measles at the Carney home
for several weeks. is now able to be on
duty again.
The Fausett family Of Ocala are oc-
cupying their summer cottage at East
: lake.
Mrs II. c. Groves and son. Henry o1
Ocala are spending ten days at East
t lake.
} Mrs, c. K. Sage and daughter, Mis-:
? Emma, and son, Master Yonge, o.
? OcaIa, are pleasantly domiciled in on'
2 of the Twin Cottages" Mr., Sage ant
: Miss Fannie Sage come down from
g their duties at the Western Union Tel
e egraph office for weekend visits witt
:. the family.
f Mrs ". E. Fosnot received a mes
Isage that her oldest son, who is
;, painter in Denver Colo, had a fal
n from a building and was sehdiousl
a hurt Mrs. Fosnot will leave in fey
days to spend the summer in the mort
II and be with her son during his con
3 valescence.
$ DR.. c. B. Aver of Ocala has brough
n his new launch from Silver Springs
o Lake Weir and is now enjoying moto
l. boating on the most beautiful lake
Florida.
= Mr. and Mrs Walter S. c. Yonge {
e Ocala have established a summer cam
at the old chautauqua grounds. Wit
his auto and new launch Walter make
daily connections between the cam
and business. Mrs. Yonge has had 6
p guests during the past two weei
n Misses Mildred Warner and Rut
a. Boney of Ocala. Mrs. Yonge's parent
~ A. B. Boone and wife of Jacksonvill
,r arrived a few days since and will sper
r some time at the camp.
no L. r. Chazal and family arrived Ia
week and will spend the summer
r. their lakeside home, palmetto Co
,d tage"
: Mrs George MacKay and childr,
no are a their lovely summer home
=, the north side. Their launch Flo
ence," under the management of NJ
n George MacKay, Jr., makes a dai
~ morning run to Eastlake, where N
r. Mackay takes the train for Ocala
he look after business matters.
al Mrs. c. w. Willard, who with h
or husband and daughter spend the wi
or ters on the lake, has been quite 81
II since their return to Westerly, r.
fr DuL Is no" ENJOY ING HeI uSudi hedAi
to The Carney Investment Company
to demonstrating it's progressiveness
n planting another twenty-acre gral
~ trout grove. This company has t
,t- finest 25O-acre orange and grapefrl
nh grove to be found in Florida. 1t is
m Gated in one frost-proOf spot of Ma
ion county and known as Orange L
and of Lake Weir" The investme
- company is contemplating the INN
't diate erection of packing house, me
ern in every detail, which will gre;
" ly facilitate the handling of it's i
mense fruit crop the coming season.