The evening leader., 1918-07-10
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gan Hardware 60.
Triangle 2-reel comedy at the Royal
tonight.
Nell Shipman in "The Girl from
Beyond" a thrilling picture of west
<ern life, at the Royal tonight.
Rev. Mecco Marie Varney will have
as the subject of her patriotic lecture
at Trinity church tonight, "War
Mothers"
Mrs. Duncan Morrison and children
are spending the remainder of the
summer st Mrs. Morrison's home,
Portland, Maine.
Messrs. Ray Boyer and Rush Fer
guson have returned home from jack
sonville, having been among those laid
off at the shipyard.
Miss Frances Belcher, of Largo, who
has been visiting her brother, DR.. /.
]. Belcher, returned, this morning to
her home.
N. N. Gray, who has been in the
city from Brooksville transacting bus
mess, left this morning, but will re-
turn for a few days the last of the
week.
A nn1 Tnhr
So = - thoir home at Blanton
this morning. after having spent a
few days in the city, guests of Mrs.
Uric Jones.
DR.. w. C. Roberts is moving Mrs.
.Koberts and baby from Ozona to this
City, and they will make their home at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. w. B.
Thompson and family.
We have sermon from the Rev. T.
j. Lacey, of Brooklyn, which was
printed on the first column of the ed
itorial page of the New York Herald,
and we will give it to our readers
next Saturday.
Mrs. r F. Worrell and little daugh-
ter Mabel and Mrs. w. J. Wirthlin are
intending to leave Thursday for St.
Louis, Mo-, after having spent about
two months here as the guests of Mr..
nd Mrs. w. c. Worrell.
TaTpon Bus Line, Tarpon Springs to
Tampa, leaves Board of Trade a., m.
and 1 p. M, leaves Tampa 10 a. m. and
pm. Fare, $1.00 each way. 5-6tf
w. L. DeVane has resigned as chief
engineer at the local ice and electric
plant and accepted a position with the
Tampa Waterworks company. We re-
gret to lose this family but Tampa
offered more inducements. They will
leave about July 20.
The Leader has printed some signs
for HI. w. Reigel as follows: IF you
are friend of ours you will not ask
.5or credit" Mr.. Reigel wants to en-
phasize the fact that he gets no cred
it in buying his meat and his friends
do not ask him for credit.
Joe Drane, conductor on the Sea-
board, left Monday night for New Or
leans, where he had been called by
telegram telling of the serious illness
Of his father, A. G. Drane, who has
been there on visit with another son.
A. G. Drane suffered stroke of par
alysis Monday His condition is re-
garded as critical, as he has sustained
three Strokes in the past year. An
other son, Louis E. Drane, is in the
army-St Petersburg Times.
Fer RENT Good houses, cheap;
kater free. ] S. Boyett.
The Header received a letter from
a gentleman in Michigan this morn
ing saying hewas coming to Florida
with all his possessions which consist
ed chiefly Of wife. He wanted us to
tell him how he was to stay out Of jail
and the poor house at the same time
after he. got here. We haven't told
him yet. But when we do tell him OF
this land of sunshine and plenty we
fear he win drop dead from surprise.
G. D. Stinson who has been in
charge as manager of the telephone
exchange since the departure of Man
ager Fox some time ago, has been
y transferred to Tarpon Springs. His
-71ace here has been filed by the ap-
pointment of H. C. Brasfield, of New
Smyrna, who has already taken
charge Of the office. Mr. Stinsor
Elade many friends here who regret
his removal Mr.. Brasfeld who is his
successor is an expert telephone man