The evening leader., 1918-07-30

1ARPON SPRINGS LOCALS & PERSONALS.


cement. Gourley-Logan Hardware
Co.
Mrs. Weckwert is a business visitor
in Tampa today, going over with T. E.
Bridgland.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. R.
V. Goodwin is confined at home today
lby sickness.
Mrs. Edward O'Cramer is slightly
i'll. We hope she will be feeling en-
ltirely well soon.
The Catholic church will have pic
mic and basket supper at Wall Springs
tomorrow afternoon.
/ Mrs. H. B. Webster has several nice
rooms for rent in her delightful home
at reasonable terms. If
Mr.. ]. |. Blake has recovered from
his recent sickness and is able to be
at his regular work again.
| BABY CARRIAGE for sale at a
bargain; good as new; apply to Mrs.
r. L. Jackson, phone No. 63-B.
/ Mrs. M. Viton and son Charles ar
rived in the city today from Montana,
len route to New Port Richey, where
they will make their home.
/ State railroad Commissioner Ames
is in town today He has charge Of
the telephones and telegraphs and is
there on business connected with the
local offices.
| FOUND-A skiff in the saw grass
in Hills bayou. Owner can have same
by paying charges. Apply P. O. Box
1876, City. 7-27-3t.
Mr.. c. c. Hill received his orders
today to report in Tampa on August
first for duty and transfer to Charles
ton, S. c. He will be there, all right.
| Very few ladies are working in
the Red Cross rooms today the heavy
showers having kept many away.
There is plenty of work for every one
with a few spare minutes to give.
| FOR SALE-80 acres near Oldsmar,
$12.50 per acre. This offer good un-
Ill called to service. A. E. Allemand,
| Tarpon Springs. If.
This mornings session at police
court was very brief, only one case
coming up. Nike Hios was charged
with disorderly conduct but no decis-
/ ion was reached and the case. was com
FOR SALE Brown mare, buggy
and harness, all in good condition. Can
be had cheap if taken at once. Party
going north. Apply 112 Lime street.
7-26-3tp.
]. Y. Rlake, one of the carrier boys
for The Leader, has earned and saved
Ienough during the past month to pur-
chase four war savings stamps. He
has done all this through his own eff
forts, too.
It seems that the reported marriage
of George Edwards is hoax. The
i report was circulated quite freely here
last week, but his family tell us that,
although they have had recent letters
from him, he made no mention of such
an event and thoy are inclined to think
the report untrue.
/ Mr.. Fred Jackson was notified this
morning to report Thursday at Tampa
from which place he will be sent to
Charleston, S., C. for service in the
aviation department. Mr.. Jackson
has for some time been manager of
the Tarpon Lumber and Supply Co.,
and is giving up a lucrative business
ito do his bit for his country.
Frank Rouse informed us this morn
ling that he will leave for Key West
ion August to enter the service. In
4 September he expects to take the ex-
am'nation for assistant paymaster in
the navy. Mr.. Rouse's efficient work
in the Sponge Exchange bank, where
/ he has been employed for number of
years, will fit him admirably for this
responsible position.
Itinued until tomorrow.
Horace Wourley and Charlie Rob-
Ierts left for Jacksonville last night
Iexpecting to go from there to Fort
Meyer, Va, where they will enter
the service in the engineers corps
They decided to &c at this time
Through the solicitation of Rccruitino
officer Harvey W'ggins. NJ" Wig
! leins will leave tomorrow nigh fr
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