The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-22
EASTLAkE

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port for six weeks, has gone to Jack
sonville, and will leave for Mississippi
to visit friends and relatives for sew
eral weeks. Her son, Chambliss, will
remain with Mrs. Newport until, fall.
The Eastlake Investment Company,
always up to the minute as to i'm
provements in it's large holdings, is
Transforming the basement of its |
large packing house on Lake Weir |
into a room for coloring fruit artifi- |
cially.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley E. Sisson of |
Jacksonville have rented for the |
month of June the pretty modern
bungalow on the Dixie Highway be- |
longing to the Eastlake Investment
Company, and are entertaining a
number of friends. Among those who
have been and are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Sisson are Mrs. Kate McClary of
Mobile, Ala, Mrs. William Dishinger
of jacksonville, Mr.. Edwards of Tam
pa, and Mr.. Gilbert Hargett of Jack
sonville Mr.. Sisson, who is southern
representative of the Mechanical
Rubber Co., of Cleveland, was a boy
hood friend of Mr.. Walter R. Lee. in
Mount Vernon, n. Y, and often visits
at the Lee home here.
Mr.. Frank Newport has recently
Installed an acetylene plant in his
pretty home on the lake front, and
Mr.. Hugo Schroeder is planning to in
lstall similar plant in his attractive
home, "The Wonder Poultry Farm"
on Silver Lake.
| Messrs. Marshall earn Of Ocala and
John Giles of Jersey City, have been
lguests at Tamblyn Inn on New York
avenue Miss Margaret Tamblyn is
the hospitable hostess of the inn,
which was we'll filled with guests dur
ing the winter and spring, and is still
open for entertainment.
Mrs Howard Lee left recently on
the Clyde Line for the north to visit
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Lionel Fin
Hey of Richmond Hill, n. Y.
Il
= the north and is busily engaged in
adding the last finishing touches to
l his charming Aladdin bungalow which
Inc has recently built on the Dixie
i. Highway Mr.. Dale's property of six
a acres includes some fine fruit trees
large variety of beautiful palms and
S commands a beautiful view of the
S lake.
Much to the joy of Eastlakers, Mac
: zume Cottage is re-opened for the
t Isummer, and two of its charming hos
:, ltesses, Mrs. Robert E. McCuen anC
Mrs. John Zuber are at home to THEN
S lfriends. Mrs. Methven will be unable
h Ito come this summer. as she is build
ing a beautiful new home in Atlanta
n Mr.. and Mrs. McCuen, Mrs. Zuber
three children, a young friend, Mis-:
Y Grace Fincher, and a nurse, came b!
Automobile from Atlanta and art
t planning to be at Maczume through
Il August.
Mrs. H. L. Walton of Miami is visit
ling her sister, Mrs. Frank Newport
for a month. Her daughter, Mrs. Ma
, Warren, and two pretty little children
. all of Miami, are also guests of Mrs
Newport.
Little Miss Mary B. Knoblock CAV
! a surf party and breakfast Sunda,
morning at the lake and on the cluI
r., house veranda, at which she entertain
r., ed a dozen guests.
9 Swimming in the lake is the dali
! sport of Eastlake people now and ev
cry afternoon merry parties of doz
al en- or more bathers may be seen swim
It ming, diving and doing all sorts o
10 aquatic stunts. Sunday afternoon
q large crowds gather at the lake, an
enjoy the water. the pretty club nous
p and the good eats furnished by on
St popular and genial merchant, Nj
ir Knoblock.
20 A committee of Eastlake citizen
called on County Commissioner ely
+ burn Monday to interest him in tn
Y proposed project of improving Me-
York avenue and to secure his assist
70 ance. Mr.. Clyburn received them yer
TO cordially and promised to inspect tn
ne road soon. 1t is proposed to rebuilt
20 the entire stretch of road from tn
No Dixie Highway to the fiat with lin
w rock and a surface treatment of oil
q This is a much travelled road, now
shocking condition, and its improve
T, ment will means a great deal
III Eastlake. All of the property owner
on the avenue have been approache
r. on the subject, and all but two of thel
st have gladly agreed to stand the
pe share of the expense of the project.
in Two real estate deals of important