The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-12-05

of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tamblyn, have
come to Eastlake and are living in
Mrs. Minnie Reed cottage on the
Dixie Highway for the winter. Messrs.
Rid and Schweikofer have large ag-
ricultural and dairy interests in Penn
sylvania and are much pleased with
what they have seen of Florida and
its possibilities.
Miss Dorothy Klock of Orlando has
been the guest of Mrs. Walter r. Lee
for two weeks, and has enjoyed re-
newing her acquaintance with East
lake friends.
Mr.. and Mrs r. J. Ritter of Tampa
are visiting the formers sister, Mrs.
Arthur Creviston, who has taken
"The Oaks" at Woodmar for the win
ter. Mr.. Ritter is in the lumber bust
ness in Tampa. and also interested in
brick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall and Mr..
and Mrs. S. r. Hall of Falmouth
Heights, Mass, annual winter guests
in Eastlake, have taken the bungalow
ON the Dixie Highway belonging to
the Eastlake Investment Company,
and will remain until late spring.
Miss S. J. Rogers and Miss Eleanore
Kathryn Lee went to Orlando We'd
nesday to stay until Monday with DR..
and Mrs. James E. Klock.
DR.. Biddle of Philadelphia, who built
a large and pretty house in Woodmar
last winter, has had a commodious
water tank erected on his place, and
is having his house wired for cleo
tricity. He will supply "The Oaks
with water and light.
Mrs. Eli Belisle of Worcester will
sail for the south December 7th, and
will come to Eastlake for the winter
in her pretty new bungalow built last
year. She will be accompanied by
several friends, who will be her guests
for the winter. Mr., Belisle expects
to come down later in the season.
Miss Irene Denham and Miss Dor
othy Klock of Orlando were Thanks
giving guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
r. Lee. Miss Denham expects to leave
the first of the week to spend the win
ter with relatives in Fort Myers.
Mrs. J. D. Creviston of St.. Louis
and Mrs. J. M. Ritter of New Orleans,
are spending the winter with Mrs.
Arthur Creviston and family at ''The
Oaks" Mrs. D. Campbell Jones of
San Antonio, Texas, is expected the
first of the week, and will also be the
guest of Mrs. Creviston for the win
ter
Services were held in the pretty lit
tie chapel Of St. Chad Sunday after
noon. The services were conducted by
Mr.. A. R. Cassil, lay reader from
Ocala. Rev. J. J. Neighbour will soon
take up the services for the winter.
The hunting season is bringing out
a goodly number of sportsmen who re-
port good luck but have apparently
little to show for their labors. Fish
ing is also very popular, and among
the devotees of that art is little five
year-old Walter Refer Lee Jr., who
is good all round sport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bogges of West Wiz.
ginia, Mrs. Rheime and Mrs. Kate
Clements of Ocala were in Eastlake
recently visiting "The Wonder Poul
try Farm" and Mrs. Alexander Wynne
at her pretty home. These two home:
and the wonderful orange groves a
Eastlake were a revelation to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Bogges. =
| Mrs. William E. Miller and her lit
tie grandson, Walter Refer Lee il
will go to Orlando today to spend /:
few days with DR.. James E. Klock an,
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Dale and thei
daughter, Mrs. Bull of Long Island
who with her little son is spending tn
winter with her parents, were amon
the Eastlakers who took in the Maj
ion County Fair Wednesday an
Thursday.
The Eastlake Investment Con
pany's large packing house on til
lake front will reopen next week, an
= a large corps of pickers viii be on til
job Monday. The fruit this year is {
unusually fine quality as to colo
!, size and sweetness.
? Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Lee ar
; daughter, Eleanore Kathryn WI
/ spend next week in Jacksonville.