The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-03-02
RI arpnil 5prirlyH|
AL mi
HnH ann Outs

4l.5o were entertained at the winter
lhome of Mr.. and Mrs. Brown at New
Port Richey yesterday. After a
sumptuous feast the afternoon was
Icnent in visiting and fishing, number
# sheephead being landed. Those in
l+be party were: Mr.. and Mrs. Wor-
lien and son George, Mr.. and Mrs.
IDoney, Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson and
daughter Olive, Mrs. Lehman, Mr..
lyount, Mrs. Hess, Mr.. Ormes, and Mr..
christian.
| LOST-Man's blue serge coat, in the
lrocket of which was day book with
wood accounts. Finder please return
Ito Leader office. 3-1-2tp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Innes, Of
Detroit, Mich, who have been here for
the past six months, will leave Mon
dav to return to Detroit, where Mr..
lInnes will be employed by the Ford
Motor Co. He was employed here by
tGibble & Co. Accompanied by their
two children, Doris and Harold, they
will stop over in Jacksonville where
they will spend week taking in the
/ sights at the fair. Mr. Innes will be
employed in the shsipbuilding plant
of the Ford company at River Rouge.
Mr.. L. D. Vinson does not wish to
have Lieut.. WILSON'S first letter from
France published, but says he will ask
the lieutenant to write one especially
for The Leader, which we sincerely
hope will come to us. For the bene-
I fit of the DOCTORS many friends his
address follows: "First Lieut.. w. J..
/ Vinson, M. r. c., @. M. M. R. S. No
! 9O2, A. P. o. 708, A. E. F. Via N. Y"
Mrs. Frances Williams, who was for
merly employed by ]. R. Durrance,
and more recently held a position with
the West Drug company, left this
morning for Live Oak, to accept a
position there. She won a host of
friends while here, who greatly re-
gret her departure.
WANTED - Sacks, barrels, iron.
rags, rubber, bottles, rope and met IS
of all kinds. VIII call for same
where. Business located next to G.
Cola Bottling works on Lemon st.
2-28-3tp.
The Missionary society of the First
Methodist Church, South, will meet
Monday afternoon, $50 O'Clock
church pr5 All lggeY fEse ami llm
may be given to important bushes
before the hour for the lecture at tn,
same place.
Little Mary Belcher and Buddy Lou
den seem to find Mr.. ]. K. .Cheyney'
garage roof their favorite trystin,
place, for they are constantly seel
there in the shade of the big over
hanging chinaberry tree boughs. Thi
sport will be all right if one of the lit
tie folks doesn't fall off.
The following gentlemen, after hav
ing spent some time here this season
left last night for their respective
northern homes: Capt Yount, of Fair
mount, ILL.,; Mr.. William Christian ant
Mr.. Jack Ormes, of Indianapolis, Ind
Miss Ella Castaing, who is teachin,
at. Pass-a-Grille, arrived here las
night to spend the week end with he
: father, Willis Castaing.
Beautiful home, located on Spring
bayou; large grounds filled with frui
trees which are bearing; also beauti
full ornamental shrubbery and trees
The price asked is very low. Inquire
at The Leader Office. If.
Uel Dixon, The Leaders Office boy
is i'll at his home with measles.
Another alto horn has been orderet
for the Tarpon Springs Citizens band
j. Stuart Blackton in s'The Judg
ment House" at the Royal today.
One of the finest pieces of propert!
on Spring bayou for rent or for sale
The price is bargain for anyone who
wants beautiful home. Inquire al
The Leader Office: If.
Marshal R. T. Jones, G. E. Noblit
John Patterson and Blaine Smith re
turned this morning after several days
spent hunting. They went as far as
100 miles away up in Lafayette coun
ty in the California swamp. No gam'
was bagged except a few birds ant
squirrels. Evidences of plenty of dee
and turkey were seen but the hunters
left their rabbit foot behind and hat
no luck.