The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-05-16

If you have trouble reaching the
ceilings with your broom when il
search of cobwebs, buy broom handle
extension at Gourley-Logan Hardware
Vo.'s and your troubles are ended. II
makes your broom handle 46 inches
longer Only costs 25 cents.
Mr.. Robert McCreary, of Gasparilla
accompanied by Mr.. Anderson, is in
the city for a few days rocking after
business interests there.
j. C.Beelman and H. C. Clayton, OF
Tarpon Springs, are here today to at
tend the meeting of the county board
of trade. Clearwater Sun.
Mrs. I. j. Belcher and little daugh-
ter Mary spent yesterday in Odessa,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Bowling and family.
The public library will not be open
Saturday afternoon, on account of the
Red Cross drive to be held at that
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dixie M. Hollins and
Miss Edith Peck are visiting Tarpon
Springs where Mr.. Hollins is attend
ing to school matters this afternoon
CIaorxyo+o,, C,,,,
FOR SALE-BEEF CATTLE
FOR SALE-Nineteen head of
young Florida beef, fed on grain six
months. Can be seen at Harshaw
ranch. Apply to John Sakiotis. 5-16-3
Mrs. A. M. Dagger and daughter,
Miss Mary Dagger, after spending a
week in Dade City as the guests of
Mrs. Daiger's sister, Mrs. John Ray
mond, returned here last night, hav-
in CHAD a most pleasant visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Hoadley and Mr..
E. L. Hoadley and two daughters,
Josephine and Eugenia, motored this
morning to Tampa and are spending
the day on business and pleasure.
Drs. A. P. Albaugh and |. ]. Belch-
er spent yesterday in Tampa attend
ing the state medical meeting now
in session in that city. DR.. Belcher
will attend the meeting again today,
accompanied to Tampa by Mrs.
Belcher.
Mr.. w. w. Clark's peaches Melted
the Tarpon Springs Red Cross chapter
1908, with about seven dollars yet to
be turned in, according to a statement
made by Mrs. J. D. Evans, who had
the matter in charge, bringing the to-
tai up t. 500 or more. @4..-s.ss
Mr. land Mrs. w. J. Burts and sons
William, Francis and Louis, have gone
to their summer home at Hillgirt, N
c., in the beautiful mountain regior
of that state Mr.. Burts is employed
here by B. C. Mayo, so he will bring
hi sfamily back for the winter.
Among the pupils graduating from
the eight grade grammar school, Miss
Ruth Smiths name was inadvertently
omitted yesterday. She received LOT
in arithmetic, 100 in civics, 100 in lit
erature, and high marks in her Other
studies on examination.
Miss Ada Osterling returned las
night from visits in Tampa and st
Petersburg during the past week
While in Tampa she was the guest Of
Miss Effie Smith, and in st. Peters
burg she was with Mrs. S. H. Regis
ter and other friends.
| w. L. Rutt, agent of the Southern
Express company at Tarpon Springs
is enjoying a vacation and has beer
spending day or two here with hi!
friend, U. S. G. Morgan, agent at the
Coast Line depot. Mr.. Rutt will g
from here to his old home in Illinois
for brief visit.-Clearwater Sun.
Mrs, Lena Klady was called ava!
quite suddenly last night by the dealt
of her brother, Mr.. Henry Alexander
at Jersey City, N. j., where she alst
/ has summer home. She owns flint
home here on the bayou and will occu
ply it again next season, az heretofore
The Leader extends sympathy to Mrs
1 Klady in this time of sorrow.
rs Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Hoadley, Mis-
&race Hoadley and Mr.. Lyman Hoad
ley will leave for Chicago Saturda,
morning. Ms. Hoadley has been on
of our most faithful and patriot
workers in the Red Cross, having
/ spent three full days each week, an
often more at the work room. She wi
he greatly missed by the host o