The evening leader., 1918-11-07
OcALs AND PERSONALS :

Coils. from SO to $12. Complete
stock of spark plugs. Fresh barrel of
Red Seal batteries; battery ,connec-
tions and switches. Gourley-Logan
Hardware company. Phone 8.
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Mrs. Harshaw has received a Christ
mas label from her son, Tom.
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Mrs. Roy Noblit has received a
Christmas label from her husband.
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Another carload of fish is being
shipped from Tarpon Springs today.
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Mr.. ]. W. Glidewell, father of the
late w. w. Glidewell, returned to his
home in Tampa at noon today.
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Mrs. Frank Doerler, who spent the
week end in the city, returned to her
home at Leesburg this morning.
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| FOR SALE CHEAP-One 3x5 mis-
sion style office table. Gibble & Com
pany. 10-31-tf.
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i Miss Ella May Hay left this morn
ing for Dade City after a two-weeks'
visit to Mrs. A. A. Alderman of this
city.
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Mrs. G. P. Roberts has received a
Christmas label from her brother, Leo
V. Renfroe, Co. A, 17th regiment,
France.
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Mrs. Buck Roberts and her sister,
Mrs. Lowe, left this morning for Su-
vance county, called there by the i'll
ness of their sister
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/ FOR SALE-Barber shop; furni-
ture in good condition. Apply to
George Gerontis, 116 Tarpon Ave.
11-6-4tp.
4 Mrs. w. C. Epps returned Sunday
night from Rochelle and has accepted
a position with the Southern Express
Co. in the office with her husband
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Mr.. B. F. Glidewell, who came here
on account of the death of his nephew,
the late w. W. Glidewell, returned to
his home at Flovilla, Ga, this morn
ing.
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During all these busy times we wish
to thank the operators at the tele-
phone exchange for quick response to
our calls and for being most courteous
at all times.
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Rev. James G.. Teter and wife, of
Chattanooga, Tenn, arrived last night
to spend the winter in Tafpon Springs.
Rev and Mrs. Teter are regular win
ter residents and their friends are
glad to see them again.
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i C. "A. Cause is in town today from
Lehman, where he is building school
> house. We are told by Mr.. Cause that
, the new school building for the col
ored people of Tarpon Springs is to
be very nice building.
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The following young people were
visitors in the city yesterday. from
Oldsmar, coming over to the speak
ing: Misses Clara Gaunt, Beatrice
Selby and Edith Stephenson; Messrs.
Paul Bolles and George Selby.
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Mr.. w. M. Cunningham, who once
Iowned the E. M. Backus place, passed
away last August at his home in
Maine. This. information was given
to The Leader by Mrs. w. H. Staley
and will be received with sorrow by
many old friends who knew Mr.. Cum
ningham when he resided here.
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Mrs. J. M. Madole and Miss Lillian
Townley arrived this morning from
lChatauqua, N. Y, where they conduct
the Lebanon hotel during the summer
months. Mrs. Madole assures US that
she expects to have her hotel here, the
Madole, well filled the coming winter,
as will be other hotels of Tarpon
Springs.
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A rumor that Germany had signed
the allies peace terms was started
this morning and spread like wild
fire. A great many people called up
on the phone or came to The Leader
office to learn if was true. The ru-
NOR was without foundation, so far
as we could learn, and is thought to
have been started by spectators on