The evening leader., 1918-08-21

teed. Price So each. Gourley-Logan
Hardware Co.
C. C. Barnum made business trip
to Elfers this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Hayes, of Suth-
erland, are visiting here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson, of Suther-
land, are spending the day here on
business.
In police court this morning Tosso-
rial, Greek resident, was fined So for
engaging in fight.
r. G. Lamberton, commercial
salesman of Tampa, was business
visitor in the city today.
Miss Ernestine Meres went to Clear
water this morning to visit for a few
days with Mrs. Walter Meres.
One fine horse Tor sale. Apply to
Sam Boyett 8-10-tf.
We understand Miss Sarah Fowler
will leave soon for another term Of
school. She will be greatly misses by
many people in Tarpon Springs.
A. M. Lowe, president of the Sponge
Exchange bank, of Tarpon Springs,
is here today to attend a meeting of
the county school board Clearwater
Sun.
This morning was delightfully."- cool,
almost chilly, if you arose early as we
did. This is quite a relief from the
warm spell, and we hope the summer
heat is broken now.
Miss Catherine Edwards will return
tonight to st. Petersburg, where she
is training for nurse. Miss Edwards
has spent months vacation here and
will be missed by large circle of
friends
H. G. Clayton, secretary of the
Board of Trade, who has been in
Jacksonville attending a tourist travel
meeting, is expected to return tonight.
Mr.. Clayton is live wire and, as
usual, has been boosting Tarpon
Springs.
Mrs. n. E. Patton returned from
st. Petersburg last night after a
months visit with her son Joe. The
sold place looks homelike again and it
\ gives US pleasure to walk down Tar
pom avenue, as We can see her smiling
face once more.
DR.. j. Ne Baggett, operator of the
MadoIe hotel, has almost become rich
CROWN gspuds All during August he
was rafting ready money from the
sale of them, and this morning we
saw him go by loaded TO the guards
with vines-evidently he intends to
plant some more taters.
Cheyrons for the on-commissioned
officers of Company c were received
this morning by Captain Loomis. All
non-coms who have not received their
chevrons should see Captain Loomis
by tomorrow morning, so they will
have them before the trip to Clear
water in the afternoon.
Claude Douglass, who resided here
for a number of years but has been
living at Fort Myers for the past few
years, enlisted in June in the mechani-
cal department of the aviation corps
and is stationed at Detroit Mrs.
Douglass and their daughter Faye
will be with him in Detroit until he is
transferred.
Mss Elizabeth Skinner, president
of fhe County federation of Woman's
! Clubs announces that all members of
the County Executive Committee, in
cluding the president, and chairmen
of the committee, will meet in Clear
water Thursday, August %, in the
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Masonic Hall in the Coachman build
ing. Members are ask to take notice
of the change Of date. 1000 a. m.
is the hour for the meeting.
You know Cappy Gregg is a useful
citizen. He can run an automobile
anywhere, over fences or most any
thing which gets in his way that is,
after he gets the bloomin' thing start
ed. But this morning we noticed that
he had replaced about ten feet of
street curbing in front of his home
did the work himself, and it was a
!, class A job. He declared he was not
responsible for its being knocked
down-said "some wagon must have