The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-03-30
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E. Marcenariss, w. Welgie and two
other gentlemen, whose names we did
get, motored to Tampa today.
Don't forget to see Geraldine Far
rar in her last Aircraft success, "The
Woman God Forgot" at the Royal to-
night.
w. B. Thompson leaves Tuesday
morning for Dade City, to be on the
jury for week or so.
Have you attended to your mail box
yet? No mail box, no free delivery
for you. Read instructions in today's
Leader.
Mayor Brooks and Frank Rouse, of
Tarpon Springs, were in the city visit
ing with friends last evening Clear
water Sun, Friday
Among the Tarpon visitors and
shoppers in Tampa today are Mrs.
John Bigelow, Mr.. and Mrs. C. D.
Stinson and Mrs. Oscar Hill.
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George r. Sims is here today from
New Port Richey, and is attending. to
tax matters in the county tax collec-
tors offce.-Clearwater Sun, Friday.
Mrs. E. E. Hoadley and son, Lyman,
are taking their car full of Boy Scouts
to the Scouts meeting in Clearwater
this afternoon.
Friends of Mrs. May Hope will be
grieved to learn that she is seriously
ill at her home. Her daughter, Mrs.
L. E. Doane, arrived yesterday to re-
main until she RECEIVERS.
(. The Tarpon Springs Lumber Com
pany have received orders in the past
three days for fifty-three carloads of
lumber from the government and they
want the orders filled within one week.
Mr.. Frank Krise of Roaring Branch,
Pa, who is spending the season in Pr
nellas Park, came up this morning to
spend the day with Mr.. 7. E. Bridge
land and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steven B. Ayres are
among today's visitors in the county
seat. Mr.. Ayres is addressing the
Planters and Growers. Association in
Dunedin this afternoon.
The Leader was informed this
morning that George Fernald, who
Il successfully underwent an operation
in Clearwater Tesday, is doing splen-
didly. We wish George speedy and
complete recovery.
A telegram from Washington today
says that Mrs. John K. Cheyney, who
underwent a major operation there a
short time ago has been taken from
the hospital to her daughters home.
Mrs. Wimsatt wires that Mother is
doing fine"
A letter received from our limo
type operator, Mr.. w. E. Mann, from
Fort Dade, says he was headed for
Haskell and will be back on the job
next Monday. We viii be glad to see
him.
Mr.. J. W. Stanford, Jr., of Jackson
vile, son-in-law of DR.. ]. E. Douglass,
arrived in town this morning with his
little son, Douglas, and the child will
L. o,at hopon hnrn
with DR.. and Mrs. Douglass.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. @. Johnson, who
have been in Atlanta for the past sew
en- months, returned today. Mrs.
jackson stopped off at Center Hill,
Fla, to spend few weeks with her
relatives before returning to Tarpon.
Mr.. Jackson has been in the employ
of the u. S. Government as bookkeep-
er in the radio signal service.
Mr.. w. B. Hill, of Fairfield, Conn.,,
who has, with his family, been living
this winter in Tampa, arrived in this
city yesterday and will be employed at
CdEDGItTy IOI a liiVlAttl WIN NAA.
T. j. Reynen. Mr.. Hill is brother-in-
law of Mrs John Bigelow, and will re-
side with the Bigelows while here.
Mrs. A. G. Jones yesterday after
noon entertained four ladies for the
Red Cross chain, the guests being
Mrs. w. w. K. Decker, Mrs. Rube
Jones, Mrs. G. P. Roberts and Miss
May HOLSTER. The ladies took their
knitting along and at the end OF
pleasant afternoon were served ice
cream and cake.
The 35 negroes called to appear
here today to complete arrangements
for their transportation to Camp Dew
ems, Aver, Mass, are in the city to-
day, and will remain here until Mon
day morning, when they will ieave on
I the A. C. L. Every man called appear
ed and Sheriff Whitehurst was SO
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