The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-03-01
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Mrs. Mabel Griggs Clemson attend
ed the Mischa Elman recital in Tampa
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Rathbun, Of
Woonsocket, R. l., guests at the Inn
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Greene
of Woonsocket, Mrs. Andrews, Miss
Young, and Senator Hawkins, at lun-
cheon yesterday at the Belleview hotel
at Belleair. The ladies played cards
while the gentlemen enjoyed golf,
Mr.. and Mrs. Greene have been
guests at the Inn every season since
it opened, and they and the Rathbuns
arrived here Wednesday. Mrs. An
drews is entertaining Mrs. M. H.
Alworth, Mrs. Marshall Alworth, Miss
Young, Mrs. Davidge, and Miss Ruth
Davis at luncheon at the Belleyiew.
today.
LOST-Man's blue serge coat. in the
pocket of which was day book with
wood accounts. Finder please return
to Leader Office. 3-1-2tp.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson, New
York; Mrs. ]. M. Sherburne, Chicago;
E. w. Pickard, Chicago; Mrs. j. c..
Clark, Boston; l.. j. milford, Mont
clair, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Van
Ripper, Paterson, Nj; Benjamin Bay
less, Evanston, ILL.,; Miss Maud C.
Bayless, Evanston. H.; Mrs. R. E. and
Miss Bertha S. Wilsey, Evanston, ILL.,;
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne c. Bogue, sagi-
nav, Mich; Mabel F. Marine, Brook
Ign; Esther A. Malone, Cleveland. O.:
W. w. Fletcher, Paterson, N. j.; Per
sis E. Stuart, Evanston, H., went up
the Anclote yesterday with Capt. J. M.
Turnpaw in the Joe and houseboat.
They were delighted with the trip and
will send others from Dunedin, where
they are stopping, to take the trip.
WANTED - Sacks, barrels. iron.
rags, rubber, bottles, rope and metals
of all kinds. Will call for same any
where. Business located next to Chero-
Cola Bottling works on Lemon st.
"a 2-28-3tp.
Another improvement is, nearing
completion. The new steel draw bridge
over Stevensan's creek was opened for
public use on Wednesday morning.
The worlSmen We're up all night on
Tuesday night, making final arrange
ments. The bulkheading is not quite
all done as vet, but is nearing COM
Thisa islaAa as.ss4as.,snsssa...ssss,
a necessary ink in The main county
highway between Tarpon Springs and
Clearwater.
All hotels and restaurants holding
bakers licenses will be required to
print their license numbers upon all
menu cards, the food administration
announces. Bakers licenses are re-
quired for all public eating places us
ing as much as three barrels OF flour
month.
Mr.. p. S. Cleveland, formerly OF
Tarpon Springs, is in the hospital at
lion, N. Y. Mrs. Cleveland called at
The Leader Office today and told us
the above and said that Mr.. Cleveland
had been unconscious for the past five
days. She was arranging to send him
some Florida oranges which are very
useful as food for people in delicate
condition.
Beautiful home, located on Spring
bayou; large grounds filed with fru.'
trees which are bearing; also beautl-
full ornamental shrubbery and trees
The price asked is very low. inquire
.t Tho aader office. If.
C. C. Barnum is going to New Por'
Richey today to deliver a large ofdel
of fencing, barbed wire, nails, doors
and windows, to be USED In the eAeen
sive building operations going on II
that progressive little city. The NOD
lit Hardware Co. has just received
car of doors and windows.
George Cladakis, a weli-kno"i
Greek of this city, formerly empioye'
by E. Macrenaris and later connecte'
with the Sponge Supply Co, and WIN
was to have been tried yesterday Il
Clearwater for forgery, failed to sho'
up.
One of the finest pieces OF properc
on Spring bayou for rent or for sale
The price is bargain for anyone wh
wants beautiful home. Inquire
The Leader Office. IT,
A. L. Johnson, prominent bushes
man of st. Petersburg, is in Tarpo
Springs today on business.