The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-04-20
WEIRSDALE

Weirsdale, April 1S.-Hotel Lake
side viii close Monday, and Mr.. Claw
son viii soon depart for the north
After a short visit in Brooklyn and
Plainfield he will go to Bethlehem,s N.
H., where he is the proprietor of the
Hillside Inn
Miss Dolly Shaw who has spent the
winter with her aunt, Mrs. Stafford,
left last week for her home in Norris
town, Pa. Mrs. E. b. Sherman accom-
panied her as far Jacksonville. Miss
SHAW is a very popular winter guest
here and she will be greatly missed by
her many friends
Another jolly picnic and fishing trip
was held at the river one day recently
by the following. party: Mr. and Mrs.
William Buckley, Milton Carnahan, Mr..
and Mrs. c. W. Willard, f. Schnftzler,
F. Perrin, Ethel Carnahan, Orpha
Slicker, Grace Robinson, Gertrude
Buckley, Florence Schnitzler, Louise
Smith, Juanita Lyle and Mr. Earl
Lyle.
Mr.. and Mrs William Buckley were
in Ocala Tuesday accompanied by Mr..
Chapman of Eastlake They made the
trip for the purpose of buying the
furniture for the ney yacht club house.
on Lake Weir recently which he is not
particularly keen about repeating. He
has reasons to consider a shipwreck no
| joke. While trolling in his launch on
the south shore of Lemon Island he
ran on a stake and put hole in the
bottom of the boat, which let in the
water at such rate that the launch
| filled and sank before he could get it
ashore = Mr.. Schnitzler who is unable
to swim stood on that part of the
deck of the boat which remained out of
the water, and waited for help. Mr..
VIM Allsop and Mrs. c. W. Willard
and Grace Willard Robinson who were
out fishing in VIM. Allsop's motor boat,
seeing Mr.. Schnitzer's signals of disas-
| ter went to his assistance. They sue
cessfully did the rescue act" and
| transported the unfortunate "casta-
way to the launch of Mr.. Buckley, who
was fishing on the other side of the
lake.
| Capt. Robert Fosnot with his large
| power boat, and with the assistance
Of wrecking crew, raised Mr.. Schnitz-
ler'e launch the following day, and it
is now in the Fosnot ship-yard under
going repairs.
Mr.. Milton Carnahan, Ethel Carna-
han, Orpha SIicker, Grace Robinson
and Mrs. c. w. Willard spent last week
| in Ocala. While there they visited
Silver Springs and had a trip the
/ length of Silver Springs run in the
| large launch THE City Of Ocala."
| Mr.. Robert Allsop, met with a some
what serious accident when he was
thrown from his carriage near STAN
ton, on account of his horse becoming
frightened. Mr. Allsop was carried
that no bones Were broken, but he was
many friends hope TO see him out
again very soon
| Mr. Fred Black left Tuesday for
Ehren, where he has position in the
/ A c. L depot.
| Mr.. Slant Perrin has returned TO
New York after pleasant visit here
as the guest Of Mr.. r. G. Ansop-
Quite a number from here went up
to OcaIa Monday, among them were,
Mrs l. B. Shook, Messrs- ". s. Allsop.
William Shook, Alton Coggins, Bron-
son Coggins, Lewis Boehm, Hugo and
Bernard Eby, George Simpson, Chas.
Waterman, Henry Gladding and Fred
Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry, Of Edgar, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Rast.
Saturday and Sunday. They were ac-
campanied by Master Melvin Perry.
who is attending the Phi Sigma Col
lege in OcalA
Rev G. V. Albertson's sermons Sum-
day were excellent.