The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-04-01
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Messrs. Joe Smith and A. C. Brooks
were in Tampa attending to business
affairs last Saturday.
Mr.. G. C. Stewart of the Gulf Tur-
pentine Co., of Gulf Pine, is in town
this morning transacting business.
The southbound train was nearly
five hours late this morning, arriving
at 11:36 a. m.
Mrs. Worrell, wife of the jolly man
ager of the Split Nickel store, is
spending the week in Tampa with her
daughter, Mrs. Cassidy.
Miss Louise Leach, of Port Richey,
is spending the week as a guest of
Mrs. 7. H. Miller and family in the
Evenden cottage across the bayou.
Mrs. John Hill and Mr.. and Mrs. l..
II. Stellman are among the Tarpon
people combining business and pleas
are in Tampa today.
At the Royal theatre tonight Viola
Dana, one of the most popular and
clever screen stars of the day, will be
seen in ''The Winding Trail" Don't
fail to see this beautiful photo drama.
H. B. Swartsel, of Elfers, who is a
citrus inspector for Hillsborough and
Manatee counties, passed through this
city this morning on his way to Tam
pa.
Miss Wilma earle, Bill Anslow and
Joe Driver were among the Tarpon
people who went to Clearwater Beach
yesterday and had fine swim in the
surf.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of Trinity NJ E. church will
meet at the home of Mrs. M. B. Coach
man tomorrow TUESDAY, afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. All interested ladies
are cordially invited to be present!
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gourley, Mrs.
Gleason, Miss Eta Logan and Mr.. W.
H. Gourley motored to Indian Rocks
and Largo yesterday afternoon. They
had a breakdown at Largo, but arriv-
ed home all O. K. and in due season.
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Among the out-of-town shoppers in
this city Saturday were the following:
Mr.. d. w. Wallace, Mr. M. G. Camp
bell, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Swartsel, of
Elfers; Mr.. E. Silverthorn, Mr.. E. M.
Kingsley, of Sutherland; Mr.. F. DAN
nenmann, OF Wall Springs.
Mr.. George w. Welsh and his niece,
Miss Caroline Welsh, who spent the
season at the Tarpon Inn, will leave
tomorrow night for their home at
Cleveland, o., stopping in Washington
for few days before continuing the
journey.
NJ w. Letsinger, minister of the
Church of God, leaves on the 9th of
April for Cleveland, Tenn. He and
his family have been in Tarpon
Springs for six months and Mr.. Let
singer says he hates to go away as he
likes Tarpon Springs better than any
place he was ever in.
Mrs. w. H. Staley, Mrs, H. H.
Woodrough, Mrs. Lena Klady, Mrs.
Alice Woodrough Chapman, and Mrs.
J. M. Wiglesworth and little daugh-
ter Alice and nurse went down to Wall
Springs this morning and enjoyed a
fine swim in the spring.
John Lambros and Peter Branos,
two well-known young Greeks of this
city received their papers today stat
ing that they had passed the physl-
cal examination for the army and call
ing them to report at Clearwater i'm
mediately. They went down this
morning. They should have reported
on March 80, but the failure to receive
the papers caused the delay. They
are both willing to go, and went off
in good spirits.
A very fine picture Of the Red Cross
rooms in action was shown. to The
Leader, today. Those in, the picture
were Mrs. Inness, Mrs. Stinson, Mrs
Geilhard,. Mrs. Charles Hill, Mrs
Styles, Mrs. Lowmaster, Mrs. Clark
son, Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. Vinson, Mrs
Clark, Miss Benjamin, and two Other
young ladies and an elderly lady
whose names we do not know. It was
picture which would induce almost
any man to get shot if they were t
be his nurses. OF course, Mrs. Chap
man, the instructor, was in the pic
ture.
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