The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-07-29

4 VSoufAuo Spain pluSo W III any Car.
Price $1.0O. Gourley-Logan Hard
ware Co.
j. M. Mitchell, of Elfers, is a bust
ness visitor in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Hill and son
Malcolm were Sunday afternoon Wis
| itors at Port Richey.
| BABY CARRIAGE for sale at
bargain; good as new; apply to Mrs.
F. L. Jackson, phone No. 63-B.
i Maude and Claude Evans left this
morning for San Antonio, Florida,
where they will attend school.
| Mrs. COON and daughter, of New
Port Richey, are spending the day
here shopping. They will leave for
the north Wednesday evening.
| Max Decker has accepted a position
with H. L. Loomis at the Basket store.
4 Alexander Linn is spending the day
in Tampa transacting business.
/ FOUND-A skiff in the saw grass
| in Hills bayou. Owner can have same
by paying charges. Apply P.~O. Box
1876, City. 7-27-3t.
| Miss Dorothy Fulton came down
| from Tarpon Springs and spent a
short while here this morning, return
ing home on the jitney.-Clearwater
Sun.
| Mr.. c. d. Stinson accompanied Fl.
Pitman to Clearwater this morning,
going down to attend to business in
connection with the Peninsular Tele-
phone company.
FOR SALE 80 acres near Oldsmar,
/ $3.50 per acre. This offer good I'M
til called to service. A. E. Allemand,
Tarpon Springs. If.
The British war mission has notified
us that it is sending us some interest
/ ing facts and pictures about Britain's
part in the war. We hope to give this
matter to our readers soon.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Lenfesty and
daughter, Anna Florence, of Tampa,
motored over Saturday and were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Albaugh
until Sunday.
FOR SALE, Brown mare, buggy
and harness, all in good condition. Can
be had cheap if taken at once. Party
going north. Apply 112 Lime street,
] 7-26-3tp.
4 Agricultural men are in town today
looking for worms which infest the
castor bean crops. Pinellas county
has plenty of castor beans for the gov
ernnlent, but none of the wormy va
riety.
A fishing party on the gulf yester-
day consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. John
.Bouchlas Mr. ard Mrs. C. H. Theme
lis and, Charlie Brown. They report
a delightful trip and a splendid catch
of fish.
Mrs. E. W. Neate and baby, accom-
panied by Mrs. Neate's mother, Mrs.
Parlin, returned Saturday night from
two months visit with relatives at
Apalachicola. They report very
pleasant trip.
There is no express service on the
trains passing through Tarpon
Springs on Sundays. The agent told
The Leader that he received con-
signment of fish Sunday night which
he had to turn back to the fish compa-
ny to keep until Monday.
Mrs. Zoe McAroy, whose home was
formerly in Tampa, entertained at
fayailv reunion in Ehren yesterday.
Mr.. Willis CastaingsAand daughter
Ella, of this city, were guests, and
Tampa members of the family pres
.ent were Miss Virginia Castaing, Mrs.
Fl f. Beckett and son Charles, and
Mrs Maude Miller.
! Quite number of st. Petersburg
people were picnicking in this vicinity
n l.
yesterday. That they were favorabiy
impressed with our city may readily
be seen from remark which one lady
was overheard to make while near
Spring bayou-"St. Petersburg is not
in it with Tarpon. This is the pretti-
est place ! have ever seem"
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Boiling, of st.
| Petersburg, visited Mrs. Bol'ine's par
, ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. IL Eutz, oTHr
. Sunday, returning home this noTn'ne
Mr. Pollinp has been called 70 sfho