The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-05-31
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price from 25c to So. Call and see
them. Gourley-Logan Hardware Co.,
Phone 3.
]. R. Durrance is conducting bust
ness today in Tampa.
Miss May Ward, of Daytona, is
visiting in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Rouse.
7. E. Bridgland motored to the Sun
shine City today and is looking after
his interests there.
Miss Marie Lennon is spending the
day in st. Petersburg, shopping and
looking about the town.
At the Royal tonight William Des-
mond, popular Triangle star, will be
seen in sAn Honest Man"
Mayor A. C. Brooks, was visitor
in Clearwater yesterday, going down
to attend to some legal matters.
Mr.. J. Z. Cheyney and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Jackson motored to Tampa to-
day and were transacting business in
that city.
Messrs. A. E. Allemand and C. c..
Barnum drove to Clearwater Beach
yesterday, enjoying a fine swim in
the breakers.
Greene Meyer and son Billie, of An
clote, left last night for Brunswick,
Ga, to enter the employ of the gov
eminent.
Mrs. c. III. Lutz and Mrs. Clarence
Lee were among local people enjoying
the bathing at Clearwater Beach yes
terday afternoon.
Messrs. I. D. johnson, H. Pitman,
and Joe Driver motored to the county
seat yesterday, spending several hours
there 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
pm. Fare, $1.00 each way. 5-6tf
A. E. Kroner, district deputy grand
master of the F, and A. M, accom-
panied by Newton Coler and George
Ball, attended the session Wednesday
evening of the Clearwater Masonic
lodge and assisted in comforting the
third degree upon candidates.
The series of meetings being con-
Quoted at the Church. of Christ by j.
H. Murrell, of Tennessee City, Ten
nessee, will probably close tonight.
Subject, christianity Everybody
cordially invited. Remember the hour,
s p. m.
Mr.. H. C. Clayton, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Little and son Leavitt, little
Miss Florence Lenfesty and Master
Lucian Barnette motored to Clearwa-
ter this morning, where they spent a
short while, Mr. Little transacting
some important business.
Nick Stevens went rabbit hunting
yesterday afternoon, across the bayou,
and in an hour got three big,fat rab-
bits. We hope he will keep up the
good work, as rabbits are much too
plentiful for the successful raising of
gardens.
w. E. Mann has received word of
the death, yesterday, at Fort Meade,
of his brother, Perry c. Mann. Cir
cumstances were such that Mr.. Mann
was unable to reach Fort Meade in
time for the funeral, but expects to
go down in a few days to visit his par
Z ants.
W. Herbert Meyer is booked to de-
part from our midst Saturday morn
ing, when he will go to Jacksonville
and join his father, w. j. Meyer, who
is employed in a shipbuilding plant
Herbert will go to work in the same
plant. Mrs. w. j. Meyer and children
expect to leave week from Satur-
day.
DR.. and Mrs. I. J. Belcher
Miss May Ward and Frank Roust
formed a jolly party who went out OF
the gulf fishing yesterday afternoon
and who arrived home at late houl
in the night with broken-down en-
CINE and broken-hcarted Frank
Marshal Sam Mickler passed by then
down in the river, and seeing Franz
putting and sweating in his attempts
to make the engine go, sent help, ant
they We're towed home.