The evening leader., 1918-08-23


Gourley-Logan Hardware Co.
Mr.. Worley, of Elfers, is spending
the day here on business.
One fine horse for sale. Apply to
Sam Boyett. S-lO-tf.
J. w. Clark, of Port Riehey, is a
business visitor here today.
Nose Hood has lately accepted a
position in the Basket store.
Miss Ella Castaing spent yesterday
,morning in Tampa on business.
Z Rev. S. w. Walker, former presi-
y dent of Southern college, is in town
today.
Mr.. J. G. Beekman and Mr.. H. w.
Reigel have hit the highway for Tam
pa today.
Miss Lottie Harshaw left last night
for Toronto, Canada, where she will
visit relatives for couple of months.
Misses Matte Fernald, Helen Craig,
and Mrs. Ada Fernald formed motor
party going over to Tampa this morn
ing.
County Commissioner Ed H. Beck
ett, of Tarpon Springs, is among the
visitors in the city today. Clearwater
Sun.
Miss Aletha Coachman left for St.
Petersburg last night for a couple Of
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. j. r.
Drane.
Miss Catherine Edwards, who is tax
ing nurses training course here, has
returned from months visit to Tar
pom Springs st. Petersburg Times.
FOR SALE--Studebaker roadster
racer; perfect condition guaranteed;
\ owner is leaving next week and will
sell cheap. Apply P. S., box 453, or
The Leader office. 8-23-3t.
G. E. Noblit, prominent hardware
dealer of Tarpon Springs, is among
the visitors here to witness the bat
TALON drill this afternoon. Clearwa-
ter Sun.
E. Macrenaris, of Tarpon Springs,
and who is largely interested in ship
building in that city, was visitor
here yesterday afternoon. Clearwa-
ter sun.
Mr.. A. E. Isoescher returned last
night from month spent in the mid
die west st. Louis and vicinity He
says he is glad to get back as the
weather up there was awfully hot
Mr.. t. E. Bridgland, daughter Su-
san, and Miss Frances Lilies motored
to Tampa this morning to meet
Franklin Bridgland, who arrived there
at noon and win spend short fur
loughs here.
Mrs N. E. Patten has returned to
her home in Tarpon Springs after
spending some time with her son, Jo-
seph, during the absence of his fami-
ly, who are in the north.-St. Peters
burg Times.
Miss Gree Dickinson who is visiting
her brother Austin and family in Mi
ami, will be in Tarpon Springs about
the 25th for two days on business.
Her many friends will find her at the
Ferns hotel.
Those who have subscribed for the
Third Liberty Loan bonds are re-
quested to call at the bank and re-
ceive same Better hurry and get
yours, for in September you will be
called upon to subscribe for the fourth
liberty loan-got to feed our boys over
---t'-ore.
he many friends of Paris Sakel-
1dfides will regret his decision to leave
the middle of next week for the north,
where he expects to remain indefinite
". Personally we hate to see Paris
go, as he is a happy go-lucky good
fellow, always with something pleas
ant to say.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Meres, Mrs.
Aemlia Meres, Miss Alice Petzold,
Miss Helen Magrane, and T. ]. Pet
zold spent yesterday evening pleas
antly with friends in Clearwater
They were accompanied home by Miss
y Ernestine Meres, who has been visit
= ing there for a short time.
Those hens again. We bought -four
new ones from Mr. Elmer Hoadley or