The evening leader., 1918-07-16
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In order to have a good meal, you
need both good cook and a good
stove. If you have the cook, we have
the stove. Prices right. Gourley-Lo-
gan Hardware Co.
The city council meets in regular
session tonight.
DR.. l. ]. Belcher went to Tampa this
morning, where he will spend several
days on business.
AT the Royal tonight William Des-
mond in "The Sea Panther" thrill
ing drama of pirate days. Also Tri-
angle comedy.
w. B. Taylor, son of S. L. Taylor,
arrived in the city this morning and
will return tomorrow to Tampa, where
he is employed in the postoffice.
We notice that several Pinellas
towns observed the French national
holiday last Sunday. Wonder if Tar
pom Springs did?
Tarpon Bus Line, Tarpon Springs to
Tampa, leaves Board of Trade 8 a. m.
and D. M, leaves Tampa 10 a. m. and
<p.m.. Fare, $1.00 each way. 5-6tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Brown of FL
fers and Mr.. w. G. Worrell, of this
city, motored to Tampa this morning
and transacted business there.
A letter from France, dated June 2f,
and written by his nurse, states that
Pasco Roberts was in hospital from
the effects of being slightly gassed,
but would be out in ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Chidester, Mrs.
w. F. Chidester and son Richard, and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Allemand and
baby were among those who accompa-
MED our four selects to Clearwater
yesterday. They returned in the even
ing.
A. L. johnson, the popular clothier
of st. Petersburg and Tarpon Springs,
is up today looking after his business.
We are informed that the local store
has a good-sized stock to sell out be-
fore the advanced prices go into effect,
some articles being sold at a sacrifice.
Better look over the stock and buy
now.
'szSst ri the slaeIs.san "
school board yesterday, a. Linn re-
ceived 10 votes, w. E. Little, 10, Far
ry Shaw, 10; Mrs. Ada Fernald, /; j.
S. Register, /. The tax of three mills
was continued for school expenses.
Messis j. R. Shaw, T. j. Knowles, and
S. L. Taylor were inspectors, and F.
NJ. Wharton acted as clerk.
Rev. and Mrs A. M. Dagger return
ed this morning from a months vaca-
tion spent with Rev. Daiger's brother,
F. S. Dagger, near Dunedin. They had
a most enjoyable and beneficial
change, and will again assume their
duties here, the regular services, of
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their own edifce next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harrison spent
part of Saturday and Sunday here,
coming over from Tampa where Mr..
Harrison, who is travelling repre-
sentative of the Standard Oil Co., has
been stationed for a few weeks. Mrs.
Harrison is a niece of L. d. Vinson
and daughter of J. M. Vinson, who
was at one time resident of Tarpon
Springs.
Mrs. P. G. Wall and Mrs. G. P.
Raney, of Tampa, who are spending a
vacation at Wall Springs, Mrs. Evans
and Miss Irma Dannenmann are up
from that city working at the Red
Cross rooms today. The Tampa ladies
are active workers in their home chap
ter of the Red Cross. They highly
praised our splendid work rooms and
sadi they were glad of the opportuni-
ty to work in them so they could tell
their chapter all about it.
C. c.. Hill has received word from
his mother, Mrs. A. E. Hill, who is in
Jacksonville, that she and Mr.. A. E.
Hill expect to arrive in town tonight
on the Z o'clock Coast Line train, Mr..
Hill being in too poor health to work.
He has been employed in a shipyard
for several months past, and has not
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