The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-09-29
EASTLAkE

Lee left few days ago for the north,
to meet Mrs. Lee. who has been spend
+ ing the summer with her parents, DR..
and Mrs. Lionel Finley of Richmond
Hill, L. l., and friends in Mount Yer
non, N. Y.
Work on Bob Fosnot's pretty little
bungalow on New York avenue is at
standstill now while Mr.. Fosnot is
busy at the Carney packing house
across the lake.
Marshall earn of Ocala spent the
weekend at Tamblyn Inn.
Lawrence Bailey Of Orlando is
staying at the home Of Mr.. J. J. Knob
lock, and assisting Mr., Knoblock in
the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Mcpherson and
little daughter Betty, and Mr.. Ray
Spangler and Mr. Richard Cunning
ham, who are employed on state road
No. 2, have left Tamblyn Inn, where
they have been staying for several
weeks, and gone to Belleview and
Weirsdale.
Mrs. Ida K. Marrinan and three
children, who have been spending the
summer at DR.. James E. Klock's
charming home near Weirsdale, have
returned to their home in Orlando.
Little Walter Refer Lee Jr. cele-
brated his fifth birthday a few days
ago by a merry little party of his
friends. A fine swim in the lake,
games on the lawn and supper with
big cake with five candles on it gave
the youngsters one of the best times
OF their young lives.
Mrs. Arnold H. Dale, who has been
spending the summer in her old home,
Jamaica, N. Y. will sail on the Clyde
liner Comanche Saturday, accom-
panied by her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Bull and
their little son, Arnold Dale Bull. Mr..
Bull will stay in Eastlake for two
weeks, and then return to his home in
Jamaica. Mrs. Bull and little Aronld
plan to spend the winter with Mr..
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home on the Dixie Highway.
There was an interesting occasion
at the club house Thursday evening
when twenty-five Eastlakers gathered
to celebrate the birthdays of eleven of
their number, all of whom were born
in September. There was a grand
supper with three festive birthday
cakes with candles. An original poem
was read by Miss Elizabeth Knoblock,
who was one of the honorees of the
| Junction.; lovely flowers lent their
beauty to the scene, and dancing and
cards closed the evening.
Eastlakers are thoroughly appre-
ciating the fine new road completed to
the Marion county line at Weirsdale,
and already many tourist cars may be
seen dashing to and fro on the smooth
road. A number of tourists stop at
Tamblyn Inn, attracted by the new
signs recently put up by Miss Tam
blyn.
The Eastlake Investment Com
pany's remodeled packing house is
now running full blast, and the COM
pany has shipped six cars of fine,
juicy fruit, which is meeting with a
ready sale. The Skinner Manufacture
ing Company has installed entirely
new machinery in the plant, as well
as large coloring plant for coloring
the fruit. The packing house is a
busy place these days.
Mrs. Harold B. Swope, who has
been spending the summer in the
southern mountains and in Maine with
her mother, expects to return about
the first of the month to her pretty
home, Kentmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tamblyn, who
have been north for the summer, at
their country home near Monesdale,
Pa, will sail for Florida next week,
and will be at Tamblyn Inn until
spring.
i House owners in Eastlake are daily
receiving inquiries for cottages for
the winter, and any one who would
erect a few pretty little cottages to
rent for the season would have no diff
fculty in filling them.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moseley of
Gainesville were recent guests OF
Mrs. Walter r. Lee at her home or
the cliff. Mr.. Moseley represents the
Wilson Toomer Fertilizer Company ii
this region.
Mr.. Arnold III. Dale will go tt
Jacksonville Monday to meet his wife
and children, who will arrive on the
S. S. Comanche Tuesday morning. The
party will spend day or two in Jack
sonville before coming to Eastlake.