The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-05-01
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TARPON SPRINGS
ms AND outs

spring bayou is PROOF Cnae summer ID
here.
Out of town visitors to the city to-
day include c. Johnson, of Seven
Springs.
Don't forget "The Face at the Win
dow" Monday night. The Venice thea
tire for the benefit of the Citizens
band.
Mrs. John S. Davis and her daugh-
ter, Miss John Davis, leave tomorrow
for st. Louis, where they will visit
and spend the summer. They expect
to come back to Tarpon next winter.
Miss Helen Craig is in the city from
Brooksville, where she has been teach
ing school. As the school year has
closed, she will spend the summer
here.
Mrs. j. R. Beckett and Mrs. w. w.
Glidewell motored yesterday to Clear
water with E. H. Beckett, where they
spent few hours on business and
pleasure.
C. d. Stinson spent a short while
this morning in Clearwater in the in
terest of the Tarpon Springs eek
change of the Peninsular Telephone
company, which Mr.. Stinson repre-
sents here as local manager.
FOR SALE-10-acre farm, 6 acres
stumped, in cultivation; new Broom
house; / Ia miles south of town; also
7-year-old horse, wagon and harness.
Sell together or separately. Box 81,
Tarpon Springs. 5-1-6tp.
J. A. Landrom, who owns a farm
near Branford, arrived in the city last
night, and will spend about week
here looking after property interests
at Oldsmar, Sutherland and other
places in the county.
Mrs.-J. Ct Swallow was operated On
this morning at the home of Mrs. John
Hill, and is doing very nicely. There
lis a seven-inch incision in her leg
from which a tumor was removed. Dr..
II. J. Belcher was the attending ply
stefan, with Mrs. Hill as assistant.
Z The Tarpon Lumber and Supply
company is filling orders for barrels
and making arrangements to increase
the size of their plant as there are
more orders coming in almost daily.
An Atlanta shipping company has
written for PRECISION a big order.
Twelve square yards of inlaid limo
leum, nearly new, and a S-burner De-
troit vapor stove with two ovens, for
sale cheap. If you want them call at
the Episcopal rectory, LOT So. Crosse
avenue, before Friday noon. Call at
once. 4-3O-2t.
The Florida boys who left here last
Saturday arrived at Camp Jackson,
Columbia, S. c., Monday, according to
word received here. They are not in
love with the new life yet, but we are
sure they will soon acclaim it the best
life ever.
The Noblit Hardware company
through the patriotic spirit of its man.
ager, Mr.. C. C. Barnum, has present
ed the comfort bag committee of the
local Red Cross chapter with a gift of
thirty safety razors, which will be put
in the comfort bags now being made.
The comfort bag committee greatly
appreciates this generous donation,
and extends hearty thanks to the Mob
lit Hardware company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver LeMay and Mr..
and Mrs. G. l. Brush left this morning
by automobile for Jacksonville, where
they will separate, and the latter cou-
pie will go to Montgomery, Ala, to
spend the summer, returning here
next fall. Mr.. and Mrs. LeMay will
report in Jacksonville and there await
orders for Mr.. LeMay to be sent to
work in the shipyards, as he wishes
to serve Uncle Sam in this capacity.
/ Mrs. Corrie A. Lee, of Spartanburg
| S. c., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. N
i Bronson for a week or so. She has
spent some time at other points OF
the west coast, but after looking
around the bayou and other attractive
spots i'm Tarpon Springs, she is sorr!
that she did not come here in the frs
place, for she thinks our city yer!
pretty.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. HI. Frye, regula
winter residents of Tarpon Springs
left this morning for Henderscnville
4 N. c., where they will spend SOM