The evening leader., 1918-08-20

IARPON SPRINGS LOCALS & PERSONALS


When you wash you need wash
boArds. clothes pins, and lines, and
raeb tubs. No. heavy galvanized
t,,b s2.25; No. 2, $2.15; No. /, $500;
No. o. $1.85. Galvanized ware is not
only high but hard to get. Gourley-
Logan Hardware Co.
Two Greeks who were up in police
court yesterday were fined So each and
costs.
One fine horse for sale. Apply to
Sam Boyett. o-lo-tf.
5 Mr.. A. Cradle was i'll at his home
last night, but we hope to see him out
again soon
Harry Miller, and insurance man
from Tampa, is spending few days
in the city attending business matters.
Board of trade directors are to
meet every Monday afternoon at 80
until further notice. Members will
please remember.
The Leader wishes to thank Mr.. H.
F. Pent who is building ships in jack
senville, for sending US the "Hun
Hammer Mr.. Pent says he is
"Hammering the Hun to the best of
his ability"
Sam Mickler went to Jacksonville
last night to take the deserter recent
~ rounded up by Marshal Jones. A
large crowd of negroes were at the
depot to see this colored brother"
start on his journey.
Mrs. Roy Noblit returned Sunday
morning from Columbia, S. G., where
she has been staying during Mr.. Mob
Its training at Camp Jackson. Roy
has been sent north and will go over
seas soon, so Mrs. Noblit came here
to be with relatives.
Jimmy Skies, former city attorney,
now in France, writes Judge Jno. F.
Greene that he is in the thick of it,
but is well. Mr.. Skies has been in
France for a long time in the engin-
eering corps. His many friends will
be very glad to know he is 0. K.
Mrs. H. b. Lenfesty and little
daughter Florence returned to their
home in Tampa this morning after
pleasant visit here with Mrs. Lenfes-
ty's parents, DR.. and Mrs. A. P. AL
baugh Mrs. Albaugh accompanied
,>them and win remain in Tampa for
a few days, viist.
First-class, Americans style press
ing, cleaning, dyeing, and repairing.
Suits called for and delivered in any
part of the city. Call in and look over
our new line of fall samples, and let
us.send in your measure now, as goods
are advancing every day. Watches
and jewelry repaired; old gold and sill
yer bought. City Pressing Club.
Phone 160. 7. D. Johnston. 7-S1-1mo.
Mr.. C. d. Stenson received pain
full wound yesterday afternoon while
working on the Tampa line about ele-
ven miles out. He was climbing a
pole which had rotted on the outside
and started to fall. One spur caught
but the other swung around and eau
ght him above the ankle going in very
deep. DIR. Belcher attended the in
jury last evening, and while painful
Mr.. Stenson is able to limp around
this morning. We hope to see him
entirely recovered soon.
Constable B. ]. Knowles returned
recently from Pittsburgh, Pa, where
he went to get Tn. Tillas, who was
charged with desertion of his wife and
children. He has been gone about a
year and it seems he didn't want to
Come back, for he fought the case in
court, and extradition papers were
taken out by Mr.. Knowles. However,
Mr.. Knowles generally gets what he
goes after, so he brought Tillas with
him. Tillas was bound over to the
September session of the circuit court
at. Clearwater.
Do you like thrilling mystery ro-
nance? Then you will want to see
Triangle's new play, "Who Killed
Walton?" which features ]. Barney
Sherry and pretty Mary Mersch, and