The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-08-12
EASTLAKE

Thompson of Lun1pkin, Ga, and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Sands of Ocala, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Costello,
VII oare spending a few weeks at Mrs. |.
H. A. Fausett's cottage on "The /:
Lane"
Marshal earn of Ocala spent the
week end at Tamblyn III on New York
avenue. |.
Miss Leona Howard of Miami came
the last of the week to visit her aunt |.
Mrs. Frank Newport.
The Courtesy Club" of Miss Rog.
ers' little school enjoyed a delightful
picnic recently at the pleasant hons
of DR.. James E. Klock at Weirsdale, |
where his daughter, Mrs Ida K Mar
rinan of Orlando. is spending the |
summer, accompanied by her three !
| bright children. The mothers Of the
Courtesy Club were invited guests |
and appreciated the honor.
Mrs. Walter r. Lee and daughter, |
Eleanore Kathryn are guests of Mrs.
Wesley E. Sisson of Jacksonville for
la week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. McCuen, Mr..
and Mrs. John Zuber, nurse and three
children, and their guest, Miss Grace |
Fancher, who have been at their at |
tractive home, "Maczume," for two !!
months, have returned to their Atlanta |
home, going by automobile. Mr.. and |
n, -.
zume in November to spend the Win
ter here.
Miss Irene Denham of Fort Myers
is staying with Miss Margaret Tam
blyn at Tamblyn Inn, where new
quests are continually arriving.
John and Dick Marrinan, who are
spending the summer at the Klock
home at Weirsdale, have been guests
Of Mr.. Walter Lee and family for a
week.
Mr.. Harold B. Swope, who has been
spending a month with Mrs. Swope at
Asheville and other mountain resorts,
is expected to return this week to
''Kentmore
Misses Virginia and Martha Doug
las of Shady have been visiting their
aunt, Mrs. Knoblock
;. Mrs. Hugo SHREDDER of the Wonder
Poultry Farm, motored to Atlanta
: with the McCuen-Zuber party. and
will spend three weeks there as the
guest of Mrs. Methvin, Mrs. Zuber
/, and Mrs. McCuen.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Howard and
y five children are expected the middle
. of the month to visit Mrs. Towards
sister, Mrs. Frank Newport for two
weeks.
The pretty modern house which
Miss Brimlow is building on the site
!, CT the old Brimlow mansion on Silver
Lake is nearly completed, and Mr.. and
/ Miss Brimlow expect to move into it
this week
The Eastlake Investment Company
is installing new Skinner machinery
in its large packing house on the lake
front, and doubling its capacity. The
company is nearly ready to install the
machinery for the new coloring pro-
cess, having laid concrete floor I'M
der the entire packing house to re-
ceive it and the practically new plant
will be fully as up-to-date as any
l. packing house in this region. ideal"
l. fruit, the brand under which all fruit
packed by the Eastlake Investment
Company is marketed, commands a
large price, as it's reliability is well
known in the northern markets
Sam and Bob Fosnot launched last
Saturday the new 50-foot barge, "The
Blue Goose" which they have just
built for the American Fruit Growers.
Mrs. J. T. Jennings and three chill
dren of Ocala have been visiting Mrs.
-, Costello for a few days.
Mr.. F. o. Cross. state supervisor of
work on road No. 2, is a guest at the
Tamblyn Inn for several months,
making his headquarters here while
experimenting road construction in
this region.
n The July number of the Farm and
Live Stock Record. published in Jack
Il sonville, contains a three-column ar
is ticle and five cuts describing the Won
der Poultry Farm" on Silver Lake,
1t owned and managed by Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugo SHREDDER The article, written
:. by Mr.. E. w. Brown, president A P.
1t A. of Florida, who visited the farm for
the purpose of writing the same, is
If most interesting and gives a sprightly
G and very readable account of this real
ly wonderful poultry plant.
is Mr.. and Mrs. Mcpherson and baby
in and Mr.. Spangler are expected this
week to stay until the first of the
in year at Tamblyn III. as Messrs. Nc
r Pherso nand Spangler are employed
Id on construction work on road No. 2.
is Chambliss Cole, who has been
spending the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Newport. left for Ocala
Sunday TO visit friends for a few
days and will then go to Tallahassee
70 join his mother, Mrs. Lottie Cole.
J, Work on road No. 2 is progressing
rapidly through Eastlake, the road
being now open from New York ave
~ nue. to Lake Weir. The rock has beer
y laid as far south as the end of the