The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-07-05
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ST. Send one to your soldier in camp.
This is lone of the things you can
send him from which he will get your
moneys worth. Gourley-Logan Hard
ware Co.
The Leader is late today, owing to
trouble with the gasoline burner on
our typesetting machine.
Mrs. S. B. Parker was transacting
business in Tampa today.
Miss Willie D. Goare, night operator
for the local branch of the Peninsular
Telephone Co., for about six months
past, has left, and the position has
been taken by Mrs. Blanche Smith,
Among the Tarpon people at New
Port Richey yesterday were Mr.. and
Mrs. L. D. Vinson, Miss May Cause,
Mrs. Frances Lilies and daughter Ma
RE, Miss Ina Boyer, Mrs. John Boyer,
Miss Lottie Harshaw and Mrs. Eva
Rouse.
FOR RENT Good houses, cheaps
water free. ]. S. Boyett.
Clarence G. Lee was one of 165 men
from the aviation camp at Arcadia
who left Wednesday for training in
camp in Maryland. This probably
means long trip across the water
: in the near future Our best wishes go
with this popular young Tarpon sol
der.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Thompson, Mrs.
Harry Jukes and baby, Mrs, M. B.
Coachman, Aleitha Coachman, Grady
Patterson, and Laudious Thompson
formed motor party down the PENN
sula yesterday, Mrs. Coachman and
Aleitha stopping in Clearwater and
Mr.. Patterson quitting the party at
Anona. The rest drove on to Indian
Beach and visited Miss Nena Thomp-
son.
Daylo flash lights and batteries have
stood the test. Our stock of same is
very complete. All sold at standard
prices. Gourley-Logan Hardware Co.
Phone 8.
A lady's bicycle, dark red in color,
with wooden piece converting it into
a mans bicycle, the property of Har-
old Smith, was stolen from the side
porch Of George B. Smiths residence
Tuesday night or early Wednesday
morning This bicycle had formerly
belonged to Mr.. Zimmerman Anyone
Awho knows the whereabouts of this.
vbicycle will do a great kindness by dis
Closing the information tosthe owner.
This date in history-1S10, P. T.
Barnum, circus man, was born. 1918,
c. G. Barnum able to open his hard
ware store after celebrating the glori
Gus Fourth.
NEW FLORIDA SYRUP for sale at
G. w. Fernald's Son. 1-1-6t.
Little Vernon Loescher went down
to the bayou this morning with very
small line and hook to fish for sinners.
He came back in a short while with
a three-and- one-half pound sheephead
the family dinner. How's that for
"a six-year-old?
The Citizens band asks The Leader
to express their thanks and appreci-
alton to. Mrs. A. P. Meres for small
but beautiful bouquet of red, white
and blue flowers which she presented
to each member of the organization,
and for the delicious coffee which put
pep into them for the whole day-oh,
boy, friends like Mother Meres are the
real kind.
Tarpon Bus Line, Tarpon Springs to
Tampa, leaves Board of Trade 8 a. m.
and / p. M, leaves Tampa 10 a. m. and
pm. Fare, $1.00 each way. 5-6tf
The county board of trade meeting
{ which is to be held Monday will be
Eeld at Oldsmar, and big crowd of
Tarpon people will attend, it is ex-
pected. The meeting will be
of great interest to the people Of Pr
nellas county, and Oldsmar is looking
for a good representation from all
towns. They came to our city strong
for the Washington's birthday cele-
bration, SO let US return the courtesy
at this opportunity.
Yesterday morning, before we were
,out of bed, we suddenly heard the
strains of the beloved old Star-Span-
gled Banner floating across the breeze
and coon foand that If was hpinp NAV