The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-07-11
EASTILAKE

Eastlake, July 10.-The steam pile
driver Of McIver & MacKay : now al
work on the east side Of the lake. The
piling for the new pier and break
water and boat house foundation at
the Commodore W. r. Goodwin beau
;iful lake shore home is being driven
this week. The pier will be 6x50 feet.
The new boat house will be double
deck with extensive pier and break
water across the front Sx10 feet The
work will be completed as soon as pos
sible. 1t will be the most substantial
and attractive pier and boat house on
Lake Weir. It will be lighted with
numerous gas jets. Commodore Good
win has one of the most beautiful
bungalow homes. with ideal natural
surroundings. TO be found anywhere.
and during this genial family's annual
sojourn here this commOdiOus home is
constantly filled with pleased and
pleasant guests from the north.
Drink Of the waters of Lake Weir
and you have partaken of the foun-
tain of youth, the elixir OF health and
contentment.
/ Mrs. Moody and daughter, Mrs. Lou
Moody Fancher Of the north side en-
+ tertained a few intimate friends re-
Gently in honor of Mr.. John l. Car
| ney's 27th 90 birthday. Mr.. Carney's
many friends all over the county are
cOngratulating him on his not having
to sing with the poet:
/ backward, turn backward
O, time in your flight"
/ Mr.. Alfred Aver and son, DR.. c. p.
Aver Of Ocala, were among the Sun
day visitors at the lake the guests of
Lake Weir. The afternoon hours were
most pleasantly spent in DR.. Aver 5
! splendid litteI motor boat The Aver
| ship of Eastlake." DR.. Ayers new
pier and boat house will soon be COM
/ menced. FosnOt brothers have the
! contract and as soon as the material
for piling can be obtained the work
will be commenced. The plans show
a 4x40 pier and a 15X3O boat house
The doctor has a beautiful beach lot
at Eastlake and will make it one OF
the most picturesque places in due
time.
Mr.. r. VI. Christian, we'll known tC
Lake Weir people. spent a couple oil
days with Eastlake friends this week
Mr.. II. \. Fausett has been making
numerous improvements at his East
lake cottage this summer.
Mrs. Fl. y. Fausett and little daugh.
ter, Violet, are spending the week a
their Ocala home.
Mr.. y. H. DeLane recently adde,
shutters to the windows of his larg'
new home on New York avenue. I
Is quite an Improvement to looks am
comfort these sunshny days.
Messrs. Sam and Robert Fosnot ar
materially improving the interior o
the Fosnot home in numerous ways
Mrs. r. b. Crawford and little son
who have been visiting relatives nea
Tallahassee the past four weeks, ar
expected home Saturday.
Mr.. Maurice Putnam, who recent.
purchased Postmaster Halls motto
boat, is now the owner of the hull o
the Robert L. which he bought from
Mr.. sam Fosnot.
The Ocala people who are spendin;
the summer months in cottages at tn
lake are sharing their home comfort
with their many friends.
Eastlake is furnishing its quota o
passengers for the y. c. L. railroa
and all complain of the crowded an
uncomfortable condition of trains Ne
80 and 40
Misses Ruth Nelson. Eva Futcf
ISOStDuu l(ODlnSOn, CllIIOTu rye:
Frances Bond, Marguerite Jackson
Mrs. NJ. J. Roess and Messrs. Lesli
Anderson, Wiley BurfOrd. Pat Ander
son and Sumter Lowry were anon
the Saturday y. c. L. passengers 70
lOcala.
Mrs. c. L. Bittinger and Miss Abel
Bittinger, Mrs. Il. r. Carroll an
daughter, Merris, who spent cOupl
of weeks at their Eastlake cottage
have returned to Ocala.