The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-03-02
EAsTLAKE

EaStlake, Feb. 29.-Two car loads OF
lumber was received this week and
work resumed on the Lake Weir Club
House.
During the severe storm last week
the large. new house (nearly complet-
ed) of Mr.. Colby was destroyed by the
wind. Mr.. Colby's good neighbors are
proving the true Southern hospitable
spirit by assisting him this week in
demonstrating the framework for
the house.
The new cottage OF Mrs. Anna Mar
tin is rapidly nearing completion.
Messrs. Gardner and Kennedy of Sum-
merheld, well known contractors and
builders, have a capable force of men
at work and the cottage is assuming
an; attractive exterior The location
Is q beautiful one, commanding a view
Of entire larger Lake Weir, also en-
trance to Little Lake Weir.
Master Mortimer Goodwin Of 1.-THE
Oaks" was the guest last week Of
Ocala friends. and attended Buster
Brown" at the Temple Theater. Thurs
day night. When questioned as to the
merit OF the company he replied.
We'll. Tige was some dog"
The interior Of 1.-THE Oaks" Com
modore Goodwin's lovely home at
.Woodmar. has recently been In the
hands Of South Lake Weir's unsur-
passed decorator, Mr. E. B. Sherman
The coloring and finish of the differ
emit rooms are second to none in Ma
fion county.
Mr.. Sumner Raymond Hall, East
lakes efficient postmaster and one Of
our enersetic and popular young citi-
zens. attended the first general con-
vocation OF coordinate bodies of An
cient and Accepted Scottish Rite of
Freemasonry. which convened in Jack
sonviile Feb. Goth. and returned Fri
day morning the possessor of the sec
rets and emblems of the 32nd degree
Eastlake certainly is proud of the
youngest member Of Marion-Dunn
Lodge.
Mr.. Robert L Fosnot. who has been
with Mr.. Frank Mathews at Silver
Springs the past five or six weeks and
who made the trial trip to Jackson
Vile with the party on the City of
Ocala. returned to his home at East
lake this week.
Mr.. John L. Carney's launch, Laura,
which has been at the Fosnot Bros
boat yards for repairs. was launched
Thursday morning. respondent in it's
now Co6l OF white paint.
Mrs c. K. Sage of Ocala and Mrs
Mary Thompson OF Atlanta. Ga, were
Tuesday and Wednesday guests of
Mrs. Fosnot
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence, who have
spent the past four months at East
lake. departed Wednesday for their
home at Falmouth Heights, Mass, on
account of important business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence made many
friends during their residence here
who will welcome their return next
winter.
Mrs Raiford W. Walker, after a
pleasant six weeks visit with her
n-other. Mrs. Anna Martin. and sister.
Mrs. D. s. Woodrow. has returned to
her home in South Carolina
Ar. and Mrs. James Moorhead and
two children of Ocala were Tuesday
arrivals at Eastlake, the guests of
Mr.. ). r. Joseiyn.
Mr.. James Clawson, brother of Mr..
l. T. C1awson OF Hotel Lakeside, has
been sick with pneumonia since Sun
day. Mr.. Clawson Is well along In
years and while receiving the best
care OF trained nurse and experienced
physicians, his many friends are very
anxious concerning his serious condf-
ton.
Mr.. Thomas Thompson Of Quincy.
Ill. q winter resident of Eastlake, has
been quite III this week
The Lake Weir Yacht Club social
meeting on the 22nd was a very pleas
ant AFFAIR. On account of the high
winds in the morning the commodore's
dag announced to the lame members,
P1rade called on" The telephone
lines having suffered in the severe
wind storm OF the previous day. at
forded no means Of communication. At
four O'clock the launches with their