The evening leader., 1918-11-01
LOCALS AND PERSONALS !

Didn't you wish this morning that
you had one of those good oil heaters
the Gourley-Logan Hardware compa-
ny sells? Buy one now and be pre-
pared for the next cold morning.
| Misses Ella and Susie Brownlow are
visitors in Tarpon Springs.
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Robert McCreary is now employed
at the Old Reliable drug store.
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A card from A. P. Beckett to his
son states that he is sick with influ
enza.
Wonder why everybody selected
such a cool morning to wash win
dows.
FOR SALE CHEAP-One 3x5 mis-.
sion style office table. Gibble & Com.
pany. 10-31-tf.
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Webster Hill arrived yesterday from
Fort Dade for few days visit to rel
atives in the city.
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The Leader force had to work very
late last night to get up the new adj
vertisements for today.
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The public schools will open Mon
day, Nov. II, unless otherwise order
ed by the local board.
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Mrs. George E. Roberts's name
should have been on the honor roll of
fourth liberty loan subscribers.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller, of Tam
pa, are in the city, stopping at the
home of Mrs. M. B. Coachman.
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Fresh fish daily at the Bragg Fish
house, 116 Lemon street, near T. &
G. C. depot. 1O-29-tf.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Rouse have re-
ceived news of the safe arrival over
seas of their son, George C. Rouse.
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L. X. Vinson is improving slowly
ater a hard and long tussle with the
flu. We sure -sympathize with him.
We know.
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! Tarpon Springs is enjoying its first
touch of chilly weather. The ther-
mometer last night at 10 o'clock stood
at 65 defrees.
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Mrs. R. Stephens and two daughters
and son, Mrs. Clare and Miss Amorita
De Vries were in this afternoon from
i. New Port Riehasy. sy.-..-4-.,.-4-,---- ---.-----a
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Webster Hill is again in Tarpon
Springs awaiting orders. He has been
placed in the engineering corps and
expects early orders.
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Mr. George Dewey Pinholster, prin-
cipal of the school at Elfers is help
ing out at the Sponge Exchange bank
until his school opens again.
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Mrs. Della Mae Saunders. of Suther-
land, has accepted a position as book
keeper and stenographer at the
Sponge Exchange bank. Mrs. Saun-
ders's husband is one of Uncle Sans
men in France.
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| Misses Alice and Lula Lee, who
have been employed at the American
Cafeteria, returned with Mrs. Lee,
their mother, to Brooksville this
morning We understand that Miss
Lula will return.
The Split Nickel Grocery has spe-
! cial ad in today's Leader calling atten-
ton to their specials. but their extra
specials are Blue Label Karo syrup
, for Is cents ard large package evap-
Grated apples for Ia cents, which is
the exact cost price.
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Look at the new advertisements,
and the old ones, too, in today's Lead
er. We have got to increase the size
of the paper to six or eight pages and
are now looking for additional help.
We are in correspondence with good
printer and hope to land him soon.
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Miss Nancy Lewis Greene, of Lex
ISngton, Kentucky, is the guest of Mrs.
w. II. Staley at her bungalow across
the bayou. Miss Greene is newspa-
per and magazine writer and will send
some descriptive letters from Tarpon
Springs. In a former visit to Florida
she wrote charming little booklet
called I'm Lands of Summertime, "
which was illustrated in colors.
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