The evening leader., 1918-09-02

TARPON SPRINGS LOCALS & PERSONALS


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Mrs. w. c. Roberts spent Saturday
in Tampa shopping.
w. H. Winham spent Saturday in
Tampa transacting business.
Miss Nell Lee spent a pleasant
week end in Tampa with relatives.
M. Abrams, salesman for the Tam
pa Jobbing house, spent Saturday
here.
No one pleasure riding yesterday
not even few exceptions to prove the
rule.
Business houses are closing today at
noon in observance of Labor Day,
which is legal holiday.
Miss Marion Lowe, who has been
quite ill, is reported greatly improved
and will probably be out soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Perenis are the
proud parents of fine new daughter,
born Saturday evening, DR.. Albaugh
attending.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Friend, son
Bruce, daughter Florence, and Mrs.
Emma Hill motored over from Tam
pa Saturday and visited relatives here.
Misses Helen Magrane and Alice
Petzold left Saturday night, Miss Pet
zold to go to Chattanooga where she
will spend her vacation, and Miss Ma
Crane to visit her aunt, Mrs. T. J.
Petzold, at Green Cove Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Hill and son
Malcolm went to Port Richey yester-
day where they have rented a bunga-
low and will camp for a couple of
weeks. Mr. Hill returned today for
business, but will go out each week
end.
Mrs. G. E. Noblit handed us a let
ter from Mrs H. L. Karn, of the Flor
ida Federation of Women's Clubs,
which said there would be war col
lege held in Tallahassee Sept. 7 to IA
in which every woman should be in
terested and should attend.
Joy riding was indulged in to some
extent in Tarpon Springs yesterday.
We noticed two small negro boys
mounted on dray horses taking stroll
up the main avenue. Ard joy, great
joI was evidenced by their shining
fsountenances.
FRANKLIN Bridgland, accompanied. by
Mr.. Badcook, another of the Fort
Dade boys, came up on the late train
Saturday night on short furlough.
They returned yesterday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Chidester, Mrs. C. c.
Barnum, Bob Chidester and Max
Decker driving them to st. Peters
burg to catch boat to the fort.
Costas Arvanitis is the proud father
of a 71a-pound girl which arrived at
his home at O'Clock this morning.
DR.. Douglass reports the mother do,
ing fine and Costas out of danger.
However, by the time he settles down
this evening we fear he will be pretty
tired from having celebrated the event
all day
Mr.. H. f.. Pent, who is working in
a shipyard in South Jacksonville, blew
into The Leader office this morning
and handed us couple of copies of
"The Hun Hammer, a paper printed
in the yards there. Mr.. Pent was
wearing a bronze medal given to those
serving Uncle Sam in the shipbuilding
business. He said he was not feeling
well but expected to return to his
work next Thursday.
First class pressing cleaning, and
repairing. Suits called for and de-
livefed in all parts of the city. Iron
rust taken out of white and palm
beach suits. Call in and look over our
new samples. Save money by order
ing suit now. Wool is scarce and
still advancing. Watches, clocks and
jewelry repaired. Ready to serve you
in both lines. Prone 160. I. D.
Johnston. 7-5l-l mo.
A large party of boys took the 7:O5
train last evening for Wall Springs,
where they had swim in the pool and
then, although jitney owner was
among the number, they patriotically
.shiked" back. They chose Horace
Roberts, member of the home
guards, as commander, and marched
in order. Arriving here they went to
FassoPs for refreshments. In the