The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-08-03


ance.
Edgar Knowles went to Tampa this
morning for the day and will return
this evening with his father, E. O..
Knowles.
Born last night, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Rowe, a fine 8-pound boy.
Mother and baby are doing fine under
DR.. Belcher's care.
Dixie M. Hollins, county superin-
tendent of schools, left today for
Hokeville, N. c., to enjoy brief va
cation. Clearwater Sun.
Mrs. F. L. Jackson and baby took
the bus for Tampa this morning, from
which place she will go to Wauchula
for a visit with her mother.
Mr.. McCragan, of Buffalo, N. Y, is
in the city for a few days. He is well
pleased with Tarpon Springs and says
if suitable business opening offers he
will make this his home.
Mr.. Stuart, of the Gulf Turpentine
Co., whose home is at Seven Springs,
is business visitor in the city today.
Charles McNeal and George Gaines,
of Elfers, are in town on business.
No more hot bread. The Sanitary
bakery asks The Leader to tell the
people that he cannot sell bread be-
fore it is twelve hours old, and he
hopes they will not ask him to break
the law by doing SO.
Mrs. w. E. Mann and little daugh-
ter left this morning for visit with
Mrs. Mann's mother at Haskell, Fla
This adds Mr.. Mann to our large and
varied assortment of more or less
merry summer widowers.
Mrs. C. A. English, Attalee and
0pha English and Miss Flo Dillman
stopped over for breakfast at the New
York restaurant this morning as they
passed through the city en- route from
St. Petersburg to Chattanooga, Tenn.
Miss Lottie Harshaw, popular clerk
at the L. D. Vinson dry goods store,
will leave August IL for two onths
business and pleasure trip in Toronto,
Canada. Miss Harshaw has number
of friends and relatives in Toronto, SO
shesis assured a pleasant vacation.
Z Mrs. ]. Newman Craig, jr., returned
this morning from six-weeks visit in
New York city with Mrs. A. v. La
Badie and other friends. Mrs. Craig
reports having had a fine time and
greatly improved in health. The baby
is also in A No. condition. She left
Mrs. w. w. Welge and the children all
well.
Mr.. A. E. Allemand has been noti-
fed to report in Tampa Tuesday af-
ternoon for transfer to Charleston
where he will enter the aviation corps.
Mr.. Allemand is one of our most
prominent citizens, having been en-
gagged in the jewelry business here for
some years, and he is right there when
the occasion comes for him to serve
his country.
| Mrs. Sam Lovitz informed US this
morning that she had received card
announcing the safe arrival overseas
| of her brother, Abe Tarapani, and
her husbands brother, Bonnie Lovitz.
The cables brought the news last
night that the Americans and French
had taken Scissors, but said not a
word about Abe and Bonnie chasing
the kaiser across the Rhine.
A E. Gammage, pastor of the Bap-
| fist church, returned at noon. today
! from Zephyrhills, where he has been
assisting at most successful reviv-
al. He tells US a number of souls
have been saved and people came
through the rain for miles around to
attend. The people are anxious fol-
the meetings to continue and he has
promised to return again this week.
/
The .Phiiathea class of Trinity
Methodist church and a few friends
motored to Clearwater Beach Thurs
day afternoon for their regular
monthly picnic. There were three cal
loads carrying merry crowd. While
some of the party enjoyed the surf
bathing others strolled on the beach
i At suppertime lunch consisting o.
all kinds of goodies was spread ano
thoroughly enjoyed by all, for every
ones appetite had been whetted b!