The evening leader., 1918-08-13

TARPON SPRINGS LOCALS & PERSONALS s


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Me have a complete stock of Ala
bastine. 1t is a good time to have
your walls refnished. Gourley-Logar
Hardware Co.
George Barker, of Elfers, is trans
acting business here today.
Miss Maude Harley, of Odessa, is
visiting Mrs. J. M. Young.
One fine horse for sale. Apply to
Sam Boyett. 8-10-tf.
George Emmanuel was a business
Aiyisitor to Tampa yesterday.
Mr.. Sam Mickler went to Jackson
vile last night on business trip.
Mrs. Walter Meres Of Clearwater is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Meres.
Willie Mulky, who is serving Uncle
Sam in the navy, is visiting relatives
here, having arrived in the city yes
terday.
] E.. Ward, of Lakeland, special
agent for II. C. Hare & Co., Jackson
vile Insurance company, is in the city
today on business.
S. G. Anslow, Of Newberry, Fla,
formerly resident Of this city, sent
in renewal of his subscription to
The Leader this morning.
Rooms and board can be secured at
321 Tarpon avenue. This is a most
desirable location, being near Spring
bayou. 8-12-6tp
T.. s. Papps and family have as their
guests the Rev. Father Arsenios Davis
and his sister, Miss Marianthy Davis,
of Tarpon Springs, for a few days..
st. Petersburg Times.
: Mrs. James Smitzes left last night
@for a visit in New York city.
Mrs. John Kladakis left for New
York last night. While there she will
undergo an operation.
Mr. G. G. Denis, typewriter man
from Tampa, is spending the day in
town looking after the interests of his
company. He will leave on the even
ing train for st. Petersburg.
Leslie Jordan, a former Tarpon boy
who has been in the service for some
time, came over from Tampa yester-
day. He expects to go to France soon
as he says he has business in Berlin
the near future.
Two prominent ST. Petersburg gem
tiemen were visitors in Tarpon
Springs today. They were Mr.. Ed T.
Lewis, who has been in business there
for 81 years next September, and Mr..
Arthur L. Johnson, who is here to look
over his clothing business.
Cards have been received from
Dixie M. Hollins, announcing his ar
rival at Asheville, N. c., where he is
spending his vacation. Mr.. Hollins is
the county superintendent of schools.
Mrs. Hollins has been north for sew
eral weeks.-St. Petersburg Independ-
ent.
n G. M. DeVries, postmaster at New
KPort Richey, was in the city today at
tending to business matters. Mr.. De-
Vries is arranging for his daughter,
Miss Amorita, who will arrive soon
from the north, to attend the local
high school during the coming school
term
Capt. H. B. Thomas, @. M. c., N. A.,
arrived in Tarpon Springs yesterday,
having been sent from Washington to
transact some government business
with Mr.. j. K. Cheyney. They left
this morning for trip to Arcadia.
The captain will likely be in Tarpon
Spring. several days.
kAEard received this morning by G..
NJ. Hill from L. R. Fernald says that
he and his family are in Henderson
vile, n c., having driven up from
Macon, Ca, in their car. He said the
mountain scenes through which they
passed were wonderful. The family
is well and all are enjoying their va
cation immensely.
Miss Sarah Cotton Smith, in her lit
tie Buick, which the county furnished
for her use in her work as probation
officer, was in Tarpon Springs today,
accompanied by Miss Mary Elston
Smith, her sister from Indianapolis,
Mrs. T. H. Williams and daughter,
Miss Myra, from Portland, Oregon.