The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-06-25
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Do you need ho0r brush for that
vanished or waxed floor? We have
them for 81, SIPS, and $1.5O; also
brooms, 85c and 81. Gourley-Logan
Hardware Co. Phone 8.
Fatty Arbuckle at the Royal tomor-
row light.
Miss Ella Castaing motored to
Clearwater this morning and spent a
few hours shopping.
LOST-Roman gold four-leaf clover
brooch, diamond center. Reward. Re-
turn to Leader Office. 6-20-6tp.
Roy Stewart in "Kieth of the Bor-
der" tonight at the Royal theatre.
Also Triangle comedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Slauson were
the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
N. M. Swartsel, at Elfers.
FOR RENT Up-to-date apartment,
TaIpon avenue; possession after
June %. Apply Mrs. C. C. Hill. 6-t4tf
Miss Varnie Sloan, Of Fort Meade,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. L. De-
Vane, and family for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greene Meyer have as
their guest at their home in Anclote
Miss Ruby Williams, of Clearwater.
Mrs. c. A. Spathe, Mrs. Theo ].
Knowles and Mr.. T. E. Bridgland mo-
tored to Tampa and are spending the
day in that city.
Mrs. /. ]. Belcher and little daugh-
ter Mary left yesterday morning for
Nasheville, Tenn. where they will
spend~a month or six weeks
Miss Helen Craig is expected to re-
turn tonight from Tallahassee and
Jacksonville, after having spent the
past month visiting in those cities.
j. w. Stanford, jr., of Jacksonville,
arrived in the city this morning and is
visiting DR.. and Mrs. J. E. Douglass
and his young son, Douglass Stanford,
for few days.
Newman Craig, Hugh l.. Decker and
Newton E, Coler, of Tarpon Springs,
were visitors at Clearwater Beach
yesterday, and were dinner guests at
the Whitledge while in the city
Clearwater Sun.
LOST Old black pocketbook of or
binary size, with two compartments,
containing one one-dpllar bill and sill
yer pieces to the value of about one
dollar. and a quarter. Finder please
return to Leader office. 1t.
The Tarpon Bus line will give the
Camp Fire girls and the boy scouts
a free ride to Wall Springs tonight,
and to all those furnishing their own
bath suits Mr.. Evans will donate the
use of the pool. The jitney will leave
the Board of Trade at $50.
w. D. Marsh, of 122 East seth ST.,
Chicago, writes for copy of the lat
est Tarpon Springs booklet, which has
been sent him.
Word comes from w. F. Chidester,
Camp Sewer, that he has been confn-
ed to the hospital and quite i'll with
tonsilit;s. He was much better when
he wrote. He expects to have a fur
Tough shortly. and his friends here
will be delighted to see him.
FOR SALE-One bed, mattress and
spring; one wood-burning heater
stove; one small ice box. ]. R. Crellin.
6-24-tf.
At $3.50 this morning sudden very
loud noise in Hills pressing shop
called passersby to a scene of much
water and steam and great heat. Ow-
ing to too much pressure the pipes
burst, filling the place with water,
but doing no greater damage than to
sprinkle some pressed clothing, max
ing it necessary for them to be re-
pressed.
The article about John I. Cowsert
which appears in another column OF
today's issue, was sent Mr.. Cowsert
by T. G. Cupitt, of Germantown, Pa,
well-known property owner here
who has spent several winters in Tar
pom Springs. Mr.. Cupitt states that
his only son is lieutenant just ar
rived in France, and two daughters,
who are trained nurses, are engaged
in Red Cross work. He says that he
looks forward to the time when he,
can get back to Tarpon Springs
Tarpon Bus Line, Tarpon Springs to
Tampa, leaves Board of Trade 8 a. m.
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