The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-06-12
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30c. Complete stock. Gourley- Logan
Hardware Co. Phone 3.
Mrs. Harry Bell left this morning
for Jacksonville, to join Mr.. Bell, who
is working there in the shipyards.
WANTED-Young or middle-aged
woman to do general homework in
family of two. Call at Gulf Coast
depot. w. S. Dillon. 6-1t-3tp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sunny, who own one
of the hotels at Safety Harbor, were
in the city yesterday, transacting bus
mess.
Tarpon Bus Line, Tarpon Springs to
Tampa, leaves Board of Trade 8 a. m.
and p. M, leaves Tampa 10 a. m. and
pm. Fare, $1.00 each way. 5-6tf
Z New Port Richey is planning for
big blowout on the Fourth of July.
The program of events and other de-
tails will be published in The Leader
later.
Pinellas county still leads in the
sale of war saving stamps, with per
capita sale of 1891. Total sales for
the county up to. the present time are
S2,496.04.
Mrs. w. J. Wirthlin, Mrs. R. F.
Worrell and daughter Mabel, Mrs Su-
sic Evans and Maude Evans motored
to Tampa today with T. E. Bridgland
and are shopping and looking about
the city.
Mr. T. D Johnston showed us three
tomatoes which he grew on a sand
lot in the city. One weighed Is ounc-
es and the other two weighed two
pounds and four ounces. Some toma-
toes, we think.
Mr.. ]. R. Crellin has resigned his
position as manager of the Southern
Utilities Co. here, and, with his wife
and son, will leave the first of July
for his home at Hazelton, Pa. G. A.
Louden will succeed Mr.. Crellin.
Miss Lillian Lutz is due to arrive
tonight from Newberry, where for the
past week she, has been the guest of
a college friend. Miss Lillian has
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the State College for Women at ITALIA
hassee.
There will be special meeting at
: All Saints church on Wednesday even
ing at 8 o'clock, at which every mem
Der of the mission is especially urged
to be present. DR.. Richardson will
have an important message from the
bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Bennett expect
to leave on June % for visit to his
brother at Crystal River, after which
they will go to Jacksonville. Mr..
Bennett has enlisted in the naval re-
serve and expects to enter the serv-|
ice July 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. v. Goodwin and
daughter, Miss Bessie, arrived last
night from Moore Haven, where they
have spent the past winter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodwin on farm and Miss
Bessie teaching school. The latter will
leave on Saturday for Tallahassee to
attend summer school.
Miss Corinna Lowe and Mr.. Grady
Patterson returned last night from
Jacksonville, where they went week
ago last Monday to attend the Ep-
worth League convention of the
Southern Methodist church. Miss
Lowe went direct to her home at Ano-
ma without stopping here.
Aurelia, Iowa, the little town of less
than 1000 inhabitants where Mr.. r.
M. Wharton was born and reared, has
done itself proud by going over the
top in the recent Red Cross drive.
Their allotment was $4,000 and they
raised S19,235.97. This is an extra
ordinary showing. One of their plans
for raising money was to auction OH
a small calf which brought $12,976.
Rather high price for veal, but the
price of meat will soon be based on
this record sale and we in Tarpon
Springs may be paying $40 per pound
for tough native steak.
Earle Williams has always been an
o. Henry fan and one of the ambl-
tions of his screen career has been 10
play the hero in an 0. Henry picture.
That ambition is realized in sam Am
erican Live Wire," adapted from the
o. Henry story, "The Lotus and the
Bottle" and which is the Vitagraph
Blue Ribbon feature appearing IN tne
Royal theatre tonight. Grace OAR
mond PLAYS opposite Mr.. Williams IN