The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-05-09

I Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Heynen and Miss
| Marie Lennon are shopping and see
| ing the sights in Tampa today. They
motored over with Mr.. T. E. Bridg-
land.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Little, who have
spent most of the winter here with
their son, W. E. Little, and family,
returned this morning to their home
at Cosme.
Motoring to their northern home in
New eJrsey today afe Mr. and Mrs.
G. d. Rue, winter visitors to the Sum
shine City. They stopped here a
short while this morning on the way,
and looked about the city a little.
! Mrs. Bernard Jackson has as her
guest her mother, Mrs MCGEE, for a
short while. Mr.. MCGEE has gone to
work for the government at Nashville,
| Tenn, and will be joined later by Mrs.
MCGEE.
About 1920 last night the. fire siren
Weakened everybody, and large num-
Der rushed toward the scene. 1t prov
ed to be a brush pile afire at the
sponge exchange and was extinguish-
ed before the firemen arrived.
The boat carrying the big fish and
our friend Earl Stumpf left Clear
water Wednesday for Cedar Key and
will then proceed along the coast to
Galveston and back to New Orleans
when it will ascend the mississippi
river, stopping at all towns en- route.
I Chris Miller, of Louisville, KY, who
purchased 100 acres of land from Mr..
Chas. Spading recently, has returned
to Louisville to get his family and
bring them back with him. He will
bring two brothers and two brothers
in-law also. They will return in about
two weeks.
]. H. Nicely, salesman for the
National Biscuit company, was doing
business here yesterday with local
merchants. He and Franklin Bridg-
land motored to Brooksville, spending
a few hours there and in other places
along the way, returning here late in
the afternoon.
Alonzo B. McMullen, one of Tampa's
Heading attorneys, Mrs. Williams, wife
of the shell-fsh commissioner, and
Mr.. Copp, secretary of the Tampa
! Drug Co., were here for a few hours
yesterday on a combined business and
pleasure trip.
The Messrs. Willis Castaing, David
/ TAFT, w. H. Gourley and F. M. Whar-
ton motored to Sarasota this. after
noon, where they are attending a
meeting of the 18th district of the
order of Odd Fellows. Of this district
Mr.. Castaing is president and Mr..
TAFT is secretary.
Mr.. P. S. Cleveland, who is now bet
ter from his illness at hospital in
i lion, N. Y, writes that last Saturday
he went to work in Youngstown, O.
He is employed in a mill which has
been turned over to the government
for the manufacture of ship-building
materials. This mill is a miles long
and l IL miles wide, employing 49,
900 men. He says it is 'some mill"
| The old Colonial bakery has been re-
modelled and was opened week ago
unded the name of the Sanitary bak-
cry. Mr.. F. P. Schargus is the man
ager, as before, and the bread he is
now turning out is snow white and
very fine. We have been eating it
and think it better than any other
bread we have had since the restric-
!. tons on the use of flour began. The
bread is made from pure white flour
with 25 per cent of corn flour. The
Schargus grocery and baker are To-
Gated on Stafford avenue and Lemon
street and the bakery especially is de-
serving of patronage as it is home
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