The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-07

IARPON SPRINGS LOCALS & PERSONALS


A good workman appreciates good
tool Therefore we carry nothing but
the best. Gourley-Logan Hardware
company.
7. E. Bridgland is in Tampa today
transacting business.
John Pitman was a business visitor
from Elfefs yesterday.
Charlie Gaines of Elfers was trans
acting business here yesterday.
Mrs. w. c. Worrell will return this
evening from Tampa after visit with
her daughter.
\ George Gaines came in from Elfers
yesterday and attended to business
matters in this city.
"Over the Top" a magnificent pro-
duction, to be shown at the Royal
theatre Tuesday, September "a.
Miss Matte Fernald and Mrs. 1. ].
Belcher motored to Tampa yesterday
in Miss Fernald's car.
Percy Webster returned last night
from Chester, Pa, where he has been
employed in the Remington factory.
Mrs. E. o. Knowles is reported ill
at her home on Tarpon avenue. Num-
erous friends hope for her quick re.
4 covery.
Miss Sarah Cotton Smith, probation
officer for Pinellas county, left yester-
day for the "war college" at ITALIA
hassee.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Baillie will re-
turn tomorrow to Key West where
he is stationed, after visit here with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Jones and son
Cecil, of St. Petersburg, will arrive
in the city tonight for a visit with
relatives.
n Mrs. Alex Linn and little daughter,
= Lucy Gee have gone to Hamburg, N.
j., where they will visit relatives for
several weeks.
The Citizens band will give con-
cert tonight on Tarpon avenue. These
concerts are greatly appreciated and
are always we'll attended.
Mrs. E. F. Albaugh and baby daugh-
ter are expected to arrive tonight
from Jacksonville, where they have
aeen for several weeks visiting Mrs.
Albaugh's parents.
A. NJ. Lowe picked up
Easonic pin in the street in front of
Mr. Wharton's store. He turned it
over to the Leader where the owner
can have it by paying for this adver
tisement. tt
Mrs. B. J. Knowles went to Tampa
yesterday afternoon where she will
visit with her brother, Charles K. AL
bury and family. Mr.. Albury for
merly lived in Nassau but is now in
spector in one of the Tampa ship
yards.
You men! Listen c. A. Henry, our
tailor representing Schaefer- Weldon
Tailoring Co., will be here Tuesday,
Sept. 10, and will be glad to show you
his new fall line and take your meas
x ure. Call on us and be convinced.
u Sanitary Pressing Club, 7. D. john
ston. Phone 100. 9-7-9
Mr.. John Cocoris announces himself
today as a candidate for member OF
the city council. Mr.. Cocoris has serv-
ed on the council before, resigning on
account of business which called him
away from the city for a time. He
has many friends in Tarpon Springs.
At the Royal theatre tonight will be
shown "The Man Without Country"
which is taken from Edward Everett
Hale's well-known story of that name.
When the same picture was shown in
Clearwater recently it was most en-
enthusiastically received and will doubt
Us be equally well liked here. This
is zone of the biggest things ever
shown here.
Mrs. Ada Fernald yesterday enter
tanned a number of friends for dinner
in honor of Mrs. Carrie Woodsome,
of Tampa, who was visiting her here.
After dinner DIR. Albaugh took the
party for delightful ride over the
city and Mrs. Woodsome, who lived
here years ago, expressed great sur
nrise and Measure at the growth and