The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-05-10
TARPON SPRINGS ms And OUTS

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! Wallace Reid at the Royal tonight.
Also big, new, patriotic serial.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Pitman and Mrs.
Clarence Rollins were business visi-
tors in the county seat this afternoon.
Mrs. Mary A. Bigelow was the
charming hostess yesterday afternoon
to Mrs. C. C. Barnum, Mrs. w. F.
Chichester, Mrs. Hayes Bigelow and
daughter Lois, and Mrs. John Bigelow
and Jean Bigelow. Delicious refresh
ments of ice cream and cake, iced tea
and candy were dispensed.
Mayor A. C. Brooks, COL. j.. F.
Greene, Mrs. Raymond circuit, Mr..
Lucian L. Lucas and Miss Helen Big
Glow motored to Clearwater yesterday
afternoon, where they spent a short
while on business. Mr.. Brooks can
give you humorous account of an
incident witnessed on the return trip.
Mr.. C. H. Driver left this morning
on the northbound train: for Raleigh,
N c., where he will make an indefi-
mite visit to his brother, Mr.. ]. S..
Driver. The first-named Mr.. Driver
has been in poor health for a long
while, and he is going away in the
hopes of gaining much benefit during
his stay in the cooler climate.
William Warrick Fineren, civil en-
gineer from the U. S. engineer depart
ment, and a member of the Florida
Engineering society, is in Tarpon
Springs today getting data for the u.
S. government about the amount of
business done on our waters, this data
to be used in the matter of getting ap-
preparations for deepening the An
clote river.
Mrs, Frank r. Cushing, of Fair
field, Conn.,, after spending the win
ter in Tampa with her daughter, Mrs.
w; B. Hill, and family, arrived in the
city yesterday, and will be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bigelow for
about a month, after which she will
return to the north for the summer.
Mrs. Hill and family leave Tampa for
Fairfield on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, of Tam
pa, who are stopping here for two
weeks, Mr.. Smith, and Frank Rouse
went out on the gulf yesterday after
noon in Franks launch for fishing
trip. Frank says they didn't have
very good luck, but did have lots of
fun. They gathered lot of buckle
berries somewhere near the bluff, he
stated.
Letters have just been received here
to the. effect that on last Saturday
might the stork visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Williams, of Cincinnati, o.,
leaving a fine baby boy. Mrs. Will
liams's mother, Mrs. Decker, had just
that day arrived, and is now, we are
sure, very proud grandmother, as
this is the first grandchild. The Lead
er extends congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams and to Mrs. Decker
Pinellas county furnished 5000 SUBJ
scribers to the third liberty loan, the
drive for which has just been conclud-
ed. The figures were furnished the
division chairman at Atlanta by F. R..
Francke, assistant chairman for Pinel.
las county. Mr.. Francke also reported
that 20 per cent of the bonds in this
county went to farmers and 5 per cent
to negroes. Pinellas stood second in
the western Florida district.
A jolly party of young lady clerks
of our various stores and few others
chartered a jitney yesterday after
noon, and went down to Wall Springs,
where they had very delightful
swim and splendid lunch afterward,
coming home in the evening. In the
party were: Mrs. E. E. Hood, Mrs. B.
/ w. Morgan, the Misses Lottie Har-
shaw, Eva LaCore, Clarice Hood, Ro-
Esina Elden, Margaret Mizelle. Leola
Parker, Ola May Hood, and Messrs.
Evans Hood, Bill Anslow, and Nick
Stevens.
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