The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-08-06

Factories are selling galvanized ware
only to ship yards. See Gourley-Lo-
gan Hardware Co.
The city council will meet tonight
in regular session.
Mr.. Brina, of Hudson, is in the city
on business today.
Mrs. w. H. Bowling, of Odessa, is
in town today, having motored in.
B. H. Hermans, of Port Richey, is a
business visitor in the city today.
. FOR SALE-Baby carriage, in good
condition. A. E. Allemand. Soft.
Jack Oliver, representing the New
Orleans Coffee Company, is calling on
local merchants today.
Rev. Alexander Linn, of Tarpon
! Springs, was business visitor here
today.-Clearwate Sun.
Mr.. John Thorpe, who has been
working in the shipyards at Jackson
vile, has returned to this city.
Mrs. c. H. Lutz and daughter Lii
liam will go to Indian Beach Thursday
where they will spend week.
Mr.. E. H. Beckett went to Clea1wa-
ter this morning for the regular ses-
sion CT the county commissioners.
! Mrs. H. B. Webster has several nice
rooms for rent in her delightful home
at reasonable terms. If
| Wayne Carey went to Tampa today
to try to get into the school of navi-
cation. We hope he will be success
full.
/ Miss Ina Boyer, who is registered
Red Cross nurse, V ent to the base at
| Camp Johnston, on August l, for Red
Cross service.
Mrs. Frances Lilies and family mo
tored to Clearwater yesterday after
noon with T. E. Bridgland to attend
to business there.
Alex Linn made trip to Tampa
today, taking with him A. E. Allie
mand and Bob Ivey, who will be sent
| to camp from there.
| FOR SALE-S0 acres near Oldsmar,
$3.50 per acre. This offer good I'M
til called to service. A. E. Allemand,
Tarpon Springs. If.
! Mr.. A. Grade told us this morning
that she has rented shistlange house on
Crosse avenue to DR.. Davis, who will
occupy it with his family.
/ A cable from London to Mrs. F..
i Boob informs her of the imprison-
ment in Germany of her son, Private
w. R N. Booth. The camp in which
he is imprisoned was not stated.
! Mr.. Willis Castaing and daughter,
Miss Ella. have moved from their home
on Pinellas avenue and in the future
will reside in one of the Gourley-Lo-
gan bungalows near the Catholic
church.
NJ. Smith, manager of the Dunedin
Cigar company, leaves for Cuba, Aug
Is on an extended trip to select Cuban
| tobacco for the coming years cigar
production. Mr. Smith is well known
in Tarpon Springs.
LOST-gotd- frame glasses, two
sights, between Methodist church,
South, and the home of Mrs. Moses
Pinder. If found, please return to
Mrs. Moses Pinder. 1t.
| The pardon board has convened at
Tallahassee for several-days session,
and busy time seems to be in store,
there being applications for pardons
presented by perpetrators of almost
every known crime.
James Cowsert returned this morn
ing from Youngstown, Ohio, where he
has been. employed in government
work. He will visit here for an in
definite time, ard his many friends
are glad to see tim again.
i am still repairing watches ard
iewelry in connection with the Hill
Pressing shop; have not given up my
Ijewelry business at all. Ready to serve
4 you in either line. Phone 100 when in
need of cleaning and pressing. 7. D.
Johnston 7-31-1 mo.
A little negro, Richard Jackson, was
brought into court today for throwing
rocks at some little white boys. After
Ia sound lecture from the mayor on the
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