The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-06-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TARPON SPRINGS
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Alabastine in all colors. Refinish
your walls at small cost. Gourley-
Logan Hardware Co.
Among out-of-town shoppers in
the city today was Mrs. Brannon, of
Elfers.
Franklin Bridgland went to Tampa
yesterday afternoon where he took
the train for Jacksonville.
Miss Lillian Lutz has accepted a po-
? sleion. at the Tarpon garage and en-
tered upon her new duties Friday
morning.
Harry w. Craig received notification
last night to the effect that he viii be
among those called to the colors. be-
tween July and 15.
FOR SALE-One bed, mattress and
spring; one wood-burning heater
stove; one small ice box. ]. R. Crellin.
81 6-24-tf.
Two fine oak trees in the yard of
Ms. A. P. Meres have mystefiously
warned brown and died, and Mrs.
Meres is having them felled.
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Word has been received from Roy
Fulton at Camp Jackson stating that
he has been slightly indisposed and in
the hospital. We hope he is Q. K. by
now.
Mr.. Henry Wheeler arrived last
night from Jacksonville, where he is
employed in a shipyard, and is visit
ing his family at their home on Lake
Butler
Included in a party of Tarpon
Springs friends who were here last
were Misses Matte Fernald,
Helen Craig, Mr.. Hal Craig and Pref.
Gibson. Clearwater Sun.
LOST COAT between the Y and
Tarpon garage; blue serge; 2 blank
checks in pocket; T. L. W. mark IN
coat. Return to Tarpon Garage and
receive reward. 2-29-3tp.
Mrs. I. A. Vernon has come back
and will reside again in Crystal Beach.
where she has nice home. For the
past year Mrs. Vernon has been visit
ing relatives in Hawthorne, Fla
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Tarpon Bus Line, Tarpon Springs to
Tampa, leaves Board of Trade s a. m.
hid p. M, leaves Tan,pa10 a. m. and
pm. Fare, S1.00 each way. 5-6tf
I. ]. Brown express messenger on
the T. & G. c., between here and Tam.
pa, left yesterday for Jacksonville,
his wife leaving this morning. It is
understood they intend living in Tam
pa.
J. X. Cheyney left last night to at.
tend an important meeting of the
Georgia-Florida Emergency bureau
being held in Jacksonville today. He
will leave Jacksonville for Washing
ton, D. c., tonight where he has been
called on government business.
II Mrs. M. L. Bailey and daughter, of
Jackson, Mich, arrived this morning
on her way to Old Port Richey, where
Mr. Bailey and their son have been
for some time. They have bought a
place on the Cootie river. and will
make their home there permanently.
The 7, & G. C. work train fell off
a trestle just this side of the Tampa
Northern junction yesterday, no one
being injured. The passenger train
was unable to leave Tampa this morn
ing. until o'clock, reaching here at
just in time to pull out at on the
return trip.
Mrs. Harvey McMurchy, of Fulton,
N. Y, who has been here for about
5Mo months, and who has purchased a
phonae on the river, left this morning,
and expects to return in September
with Mr. McMurchy and family to
make Tarpon Springs their abiding
place. Mrs. McMurchy thinks Tarpon
the most beautiful spot in Florida, she
says.
Young woman wants to do house
work in day and go to her own home
at night. Apply by letter to Jennie
Turner, cfo the McCreary Fish Co.,
Terpon Springs. 6-27-2tp.
j. G. Hawkes., who has furnished
VIM. S. Hart with as many vehicles
as any author, is enthusiastic over his
latest scenario, which is a story of the