The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-03-04
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Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Frye had a party
of friends out on the gulf Saturday
in the yacht Christie with Capt. G. w.
TuInpaw.
Mr.. w. H. Warren, of Cincinnati, o.,
and party of six of his friends en-
joyed very delightful trip up the
river in Captain Boyer's launch Gina"
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Stinson and Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Newburn spent the
day Sunday in Clearwater, the Stin-
sons being entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. E. R. Fox.
Talk about patriotism! T. E.
Bridgland announces that he will close
out his store at Tarpon Springs and
enlist as shipyard volunteer. 1t isn't
dead store, either. He is making
money in it.-Leesburg Commercial.
The Noblit Hardware company has
a large supply of mail boxes ranging
in price from 25 cents up to $25. You
must install mail box before you
!. wifget the free delivery of mail that
begins April 1. Let us put in box
for you. sNoblit Hardware Co.
One of the finest pieces of property
on Spring bayou for rent OF for sale.
The price is bargain for anyone who
wants a beautiful home. Inquire at
The Leader office. If.
Mr.. A. L. Jones, of VAUDEVILLE, On
tario, Canada, sends years subscrip
ton for The Leader. Mr.. Jones must
be pleased with the paper or he would
MT wish it sent such long distance.
We wish to thank him for his patron
age.
Uel Dixon, the Leaders office boy,
has been confined to his bed since last
Thursday with measles. He is out
today and has gone to St. Petersburg
to spend week and recuperate. The
baths at this famous resort are more
healthy than those at Baden Beach
right now.
The Missionary society of the First
Methodist Church, South, will meet
Monday afternoon, 2:30 o'clock, at the
church. All members are urged to
come promptly that sufficient time
Sffay. be given to important business
before the hour for the lecture at the
Ir'e place
A new dentist has arrived in town
in the person of bouncing eight
pound son to DR.. and Mrs. FL. B. Pat
tishall The young gentleman came
this morning about four o'clock, and
he and his mother are getting along
splendidly. His daddy looks mighty
proud this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Bridgland and
daughter Susan motored to ST. Pc
tersburg yesterday and spent the day
there, having a most delightful time.
They heard the Scotch Highland band
play to an audience of five or six
thousand people, and say it is the most
wonderful music of it's kind they ever
heard.
Al Barnes circus, with all its lions,
trainers, clowns, wagons, and sawdust,
has been leased intact by Thomas H.
Ince to be used during the course of
the production of Enid Benefits next
Paramount picture. The first day at
work, Miss Bennett was compelled to
enter the lions cage and perform as
lion tanner.
There will be musicale at the Ma
dole hotel Friday evening, March 8,
at eight o'clock, for the benefit of the
Presbyterian church, under the direc-
torship of Miss Benjamin and Miss
HOLSTER. Every one invited. Ticha
cts, 35c. tt.
Another party went up the Anclote
Saturday on the Joe and houseboat
with Captain Turnpaw. They were all
guests of the Bellevue hotel and de-
clared the trip most delightful. In the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. James Cod
dard, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Robertson,
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Wheeler, all of Roch-
ester, N. Y.
: Corporal Thomas ]. Harshaw, who
came here week ago last night from
Camp Jackson, Columbia, S. G., to
visit his family, left on the evening
train yesterday to return to camp.
Tom had fine time visiting with his
old friends, but is glad to go back to
his post of duty. We wish him well
in his splendid mission of service to
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