The evening leader., 1918-08-19

company.
S. L. Taylor, of Lake Villa, was in
town this morning.
T. R. Clark, of Gulf Pine, was a
business visitor here today.
CITY council meets tomorrow tues
day. night in regular session.
]. A. Lutz has been i'll for couple
Sof days but is reported improving.
R. j. Sale, representing the Tampa
Drug Co., was in town this morning.
R.. v. Goodwin left yesterday morn
ing on business trip to Jacksonville.
G. S. Barker, of Elfers, was attend
ing to business matters here Satur-
day.
W. G. Allen, president of the Tam
pa Drug Co., came over on business
today.
Bessie Castaing returned Saturday
night from Largo, where she has been
visiting friends.
Don't fail to read the letter written
by Frank w. Swift, printed on the
last page of today's issue.
r. E. Gaskill, who has been smploy-
ed in the shipyard at Brunswick, Ca,
is spending a few days here with his
family.
R. E. Bailey, John T. Baker, and
R. C. Henderson, prominent Elfers
men, were transacting business in the
city today.
Board of trade directors are to
meet every Monday afternoon at $3.50
until further notice. Members will
please remember,
F. H. Hootihan and 7. B. Rogers,
statesmen for the Tampa Hardware
Co, were calling on the local hard
ware dealers today.
We are glad to see Leo Klosterrnan
able to be around town today. Mr..
Klosterman was injured in an auto
accident on the Tampa road last week.
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Mr.. Martin, of Atlanta, representing
1.-THE Goldwyn Picture company, is in
town today transacting business with
manager Pitman of the Royal theatre,
Government Inspector McCook is IN
town, having been sent from head
quarters to superintend and inspect
the work going on at the e. Macre-
naris shipbuilding plant, so we are
told.
Mrs. Ed Curry and son Jewel re-
turned yesterday from weeks visit
with relatives in st. Petersburg. Mrs.
Curry remarked that Tarpon Springs
had much more life and business than
the Tourist City seemed to have.
w. H. JGourley took horseback trip
yesterday to the head of Old Tampa
bay. Mr.. Gourley was exploring the
country, but feels today that he does
MT want another exploring trip for
nonth-at least not on horseback.
Mr.. Elmer Jeter will leave tomor-
row for the Tupelo, Mississippi, Mill
tary institute, where he will be in
structor in mathematics. Mr.. Jeter
has been assistant to Superintendent
E. J. By1ne at the Belleview. Clear
water Sun.
Antonius Lerius and his wife ar
rived Saturday night after spending
several months in the north. Mr.. Le-
ribs was connected with the Kaminis
b6achine shop for five years before de-
Gliding to go north. Not liking the
northern climate, he returned and will
again make his home here.
S. 4. Taylor, of Lake Villa, dropped
into The Leader office this morning
and showed us couple of old Con-
federate bills, printed in Tallahassee
about 1861. These bills are quite a
curiosity now and we were glad of
the opportunity to see them. One was
for SO and the other for SIS.
Edgar Mann was visitor to Lake
land yesterday, going over with /. A.
Pinholster in the latter's car. He re-
ports that Mrs. Mann, who is in a
sanitarium at that place, is recovering
nicely from her recent operation, and
will probably be able to return home
in about three weeks. Mrs. Mann ex-
pressed her heartfelt appreciation for
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