The evening leader., 1918-07-18
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per in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Hill and Mr..
T. E. Bridgland motored to Tampa
this morning and spent short while
transacting business.
Tarpon Bus Line, Tarpon Springs to
Tampa, leaves Board of Trade 8 a. m.
and / p. M, leaves Tampa 10 a. m. and
4p.m.. Fare, $1.00 each way. 5-6tf
We sold the roofing for the new ship
ward buildings. Why shouldn't we
sell you the roofing for such struc-
lures as you may be building? Gour-
ley-Logan hardware Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pindar and Mr..
John a.. Pindar, of Barlow, were in
town yesterday visiting friends, and
left today. John Pindar viii leave
soon for Bosfan to live.
The lack of electric power until 9:15
o'clock this morning has hampered
The Leader somewhat However, we
are doing the best we can under these
conditions.
Among local people in st. Peters
burg to witness the battalion drill of
the Pinellas county guards today are
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Bridgland and
Mrs. Frances Lilies and daughters,
Marie, Frances and Theresa, the par
ty having driven down in Mr.. Bridg
lands car.
A. p. Beckett, who left here month
ago for the Blue Ridge training school,
wires that he has been accepted for
Y. NJ. G. A. work and has been sent
to Waynesville, N. C. He orders The
Leader sent to him at that address.
We wish Mr.. Beckett success in this
important phase of war work.
Paul R. Boardman and party of st.
petersburg people were in the city for
short while today.
Mrs. H. A. Gibble is spending the
day in st. Petersburg, and will re-
turn tonight with the home guards.
We noticed DR.. Belcher breezily per-
ambulating about town this morning,
and concluded that the Tampa atmos-
phere agrees with his health.
The Leader is informed that M. v.
y. Cheesman and J. E. Sheldon, pronai-
nent men associated with the Anclote
Shipbuilding company, with their fam
lilies, will occupy Mr.. j. R. Durrance's
bungalow on the subdivision.
Mr.. j. w. Osterhout, one of our
winter residents, writes US from
Mountain Home, N. c., where is To-
Gated the Mountain Home club house
the Florida summer colony. This col
ony is situated over an area of 76e
acres. Mr.. and Mrs. 0sterhout are en-
joying the summer at that beautiful
resort.
The Clearwater Sun tells of Mr.. ano
Mrs. j. j. Sullivan, of Pass-a-Grille
having eight sons in the service, al
of whom are "over there" The par
ents of these boys have each been pre-
sented with q service pin especial!
made for them, bearing eight star:
each, and a service flag. Their ont
regret is that they had no more sons
to give.
M. G. Campbell, one of the well
known citrus men of this section, liv
ing at Elfers, was notified yesterda.
afternoon to report for immediat
military service, leaving last night OF
the 1910 A. C. L. train; Mr.. Campbell
will go to Newport News, Va, wher
he will be a first lieutenant in tn
quartermaster corps. Mrs. Campbell
expects to make her home for a tim
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McCrear
in this city.
Few motion picture stars before tn
public today have more magneti
charm than has Dorothy Dalton, VIII
will be seen in her new Thomas T
Ince Paramount photoplay, Nrhe Mat
ing of Marcella," at the Royal tonight
As an American girl in straightene
circumstances who hoenmpS involve
in selfish woman's plot to obtain
divorce and alimony, Miss Dalton
full of subtleties and shades of dee
emotion. The story is one of Absorb
ing interest and the situations are III
usually dramatic. From every stane
point, this is a photoplay of the higl
est merit.