The evening leader., 1918-08-27

lARPON SPRINGS LOCALS & PERSONALS


\ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We have a complete line of fash
lights, batteries and bulbs, all sold at
list prices. Gourley-Logan Hardware
Company.
See Society For Sale" at the Royal
. tonight.
An old favorite-William Desmond
at the Royal tonight.
One fine horse for sale. Apply to
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report at Brooksville Thursday to en-
ter the service.
FOR T-Three-room apart
ment in Welsh apartment building.
Ask The Leader.
N. N. Gray, of Brooksville, is a
visitor here for few days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Gray.
Commencing September first, the
price of milk will be twenty cents per
quart until further notice. w. S.
Boyett dairy. 8-27-2t.
Mrs. G. A. Goble is in town today
from her home on the gulf She drop
ped into The Leader Office and gave
us a subscription to the paper
I.oliis Smitzes, Charlie Hall and
Cosn1as Giallurakis received notice
this morning to report at Clearwater
Sept. 8, from which place they will
be sent to camp.
Dock Brannon, workman in the
Odessa lumber mill, had his arm Sc
riously injured yesterday when it was
caught in saw and terribly cut. Dr.
< 8elcher was called to attend him.
Dixie M. Hollins, superintendent of
public instruction for Pinellas county,
came up from Clearwater this morn
ing and spent the day here, attending
to school matters with the local board.
That Tarpon Springs girls have
strong attractions can be testified to
by Handy Hancock and Gottie Fussel,
who drove eighteen miles last night,
dark as it was, to spend the evening
with a couple of them.
There was a strange lady in town
Yesterday. She called at The Leader
zeal Eestate Office and said she want
ed to buy a place. We showed her
about what she Manted. .and.@hepe to.
add her to our list of residents soon.
Hugh Decker received orders this
morning to report for duty at Clear
water on September 3. Mr.. Decker
is very popular among the young peo-
pie here and, while all will be glad
to know he is doing his bit, he will be
greatly missed.
Mr.. George Emmanuel impaired to
Mr.. George Econome passed away
last December at her home in Smyr-
ma. The news came through a friend
in Switzerland. Mr.. Econome was
|. very fond of his sister Olga and we
extend our sympathy in his bereave
ment.
The next annual convention of the |
Florida Sunday School association will
be held in Miami, October 2930-31.
According to General Secretary j. 0. |
Webb, at this convention there will be
presented to the Sunday school work |
d ers of Florida, one of the strongest
groups of specialists ever offered at a
state convention.
You all know of john Kendrick
Bangs's "Houseboat on the Styx", but
the real thing is house on wheels,
4 and it passed through here today. Mr.. |
RMeres and family, of Clearwater have
been touring Georgia and camping
along the way in regular house built
on big truck. 1t is large enough to
eat, sleep and cook in comfortably,
and this is an ideal way to spend,
vacation in Georgia.
The w. M. U. of the Baptist church
held it's regular monthly meeting on
Monday afternoon at 80, with twelve
members and two visitors present.
After Scripture lesson from John 5,
read by the president, the study of
n missions was discussed. Interesting
readings, talks and prayers on mis-
sions were given by Mrs. Smith, Mrs.
McMichael, Mrs. Gammage, Mrs.
Johnston, and Mrs. Rouse. Visitors