The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-03-22
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See the New York Bargain Stores
ad elsewhere in today's Leader.
Messrs. F. J. Zimmerman and R. A.
Mumm were business visitors yester-
day to st. Petersburg.
Mayor A. E. Brooks and Frank
Rouse were visitors in Tampa yester-
day afternoon.
The Board of Trade meeting last
night was decided failure, there be-
ing only two in attendance.
The Tarpon Bus Line will leave at
8 o'clock for Tampa Sunday. Round
trip $1.50. 3-22-2tp
j. A. Jordan and Ed Lopez, the pia-
no men, were here yesterday on bus
mess.
The following Tarpon Springs and
tourist people took the trip up the An
clote yesterday with Capt. G. W..
Turnpaw: Margaret Shipman, GerA
trude Shipman, Lee, Mass; Lillian E.
Bachelor, Braintree, VT; Miss Flor
ence Miller, New York city; Mrs. John.
Martin, Mrs. E. O. Knowles, Edgar
Knowles, Bonnie earle, City.
A warranty deed has been recorded
transferring piece Of land in block 4,
map of Tarpon Springs, to E. Macre-
narise from Nicholas Macrenaris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steven 5. Ayres, Mrs,
Read Kelley and Mr.. j. K. Cheyney
are attending to business today in
Tampa. stA sE'8 '9A
Mr.. Arthur Johnson, the St. Peters
burg Merchant prince, was in Tarpon
Ines yesterday looking after his
odtiIe establishment here. Mr..
1son is starting something, so we
ar listen for the noise and follow
his lead-you won't go wrong
A chance for ssomeoneetoa buy hand
some fumed oak furniture at bar
gain. Also enamel beds, chiffoniers,
chairs, adjustable dressmaker's form,
sewing table, freless cooker, couches,
chest of carpenters tools. P. o. Box !
1855. 3-224tf.
Mr.J M. Mitchell of Elfers was in
town today. His many friends will be
Hlad to learn that he is recovering
an attack of neuritis. However,
IS as if ne was not yet up to his ]
"a Of health and good nature.
Q cases came up at the mayors
burt this morning, Greek having |
burned a negro's horse loose on the
Street, thereby causing a fight be-
tween the two. Each was fined five |
dollars and costs.
Mr. Gene Cecil will, in the very near
future, give violin recital under the /
auspices of the w. c.. 7. u, for the !
benefit of our Tarpon Springs boys
who have already gone to war and
those who are yet to go. Watch this !
paper for further announcements for !
time and place.
The following ST. Petersburg tour
lists enjoyed a pleasant trip up the |
Anclote yesterday with Capt. ]. M. !
aTurnpaw on the 10: Mr.. and Mrs. !
James Grant, Miss Helen Grant, Mrs.
S. B. Monroe, Albertine Monroe, Kali
amazoo, Mich; DR.. and Mrs. A. c.
Runyan, Mrs. C. A. Runyan, DR.. and
Mrs. G. F. Young, South Haven,
Mich; Mrs. Annabel Worthley, Kan !
sas City, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worden and son, !,
George, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Rob-
inson and Miss Olive Robinson motor /
ed to St. Petersburg yesterday, then
took the boat for Bradentown, where i
they looked about some. Later they /
took an automobile and drove to Man |
atee, where they went through the
great celery, cabbage and bean gar
dens. They tell us that four crops a
year are gathered, and that the gar
dens are very fine. On the return
trip they had dinner in st. Peters
burg and got back to Tarpon Springs
about $50 in the evening. The trip
was most enjoyable.