The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-03-23
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Among the travelling statesmen in
town yesterday were w. F. Winters,
of Philadelphia, and Mr.. Dougherty,
of Tampa.
The Tarpon Bus Line will leave at
I 9 o'clock for Tampa Sunday. Round
trip $3.50. 3-22-2tp
Miss Clara Bredderman and Mrs. w.
D. Smith spent few hours Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. T. j. McClung, a
sister of Mrs. Smiths, living at Dun
edin:
. Another delightful fairy tale, "The
Seven Swans" will be the attraction
, at the Royal theatre tonight, featur-
hing Margaret Clark. If you want
Seat, come early. Ia
y Mrs. E. G. Brown and her guests
Miss Amanda Prater, motored to town
from Odessa this morning with Mr.. u.
G. Stewart, of the Gulf Pine Turpen-
tine company at Odessa.
Friends of Mrs. George Morrlsn'
who now resides, with her family, will
he delighted to learn that early mex.
week she will arrive here to spend
about a week as the guest OF MISS
Ella F. Grooming.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Beekman, Mrs.
Harriet Baker Robinson and Betty
Robinson drove in Frank Hamlltons
csr 70 Tampa this morning to spend
+ho dow ON a combined business and
pleasure trip.
Out of thirty-fve negroes who nave
been drafted and will leave March ~
for Camp Devens, Mass, there is only
one that goes from Tarpon Springs
Willie Thomas. Over the top ana at
'em. Willie, and good luck to you.
Mrs. C. H. Lutz motored to St. Pc
+ersburg Wednesday, where she has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L,
Rolling and Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Lutz.
She. will return to this city Sunday
night.
A chance for some one to buy hand
some fumed oak furniture at a par
gain. Also enamel beds, chiffoniers'
chairs, adjustable dressmakers' FORM
sewing table, fireless cooker, couches'
chest of carpenters tools. T. U. BOX
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The large and handsome auxiliary
Yacht, Oneida owned by MI. Al
worth, of Tarpon Springs, was at the
city dock for short while this morn
ing. She came from down the coast,
and as the tide was high, she took the
inside passage for Tarpon Springs
Clearwater Sun.
= At 1916 a. m. today the stork ar
rived ia.-tewn, leaving fine eight
pound baby girl with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry S. Jukes. Daddy is wearing
a mile-long smile that won't come OH.
The Leader wishes to congratulate
Mr.. and Mrs. Jukes.
Senator and Mrs. E. E. Smith, OF
Minneapolis, Mimi, who are stopping
at the Tarpon Inn, had as dinner
guests yesterday Senator E. B. Hawk
Inns, Mrs. N. A. Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs.
Blodgett, Mr.. and Mrs. Windem ana
Miss Jennie Young. q
Mr.. Francis A. Rugg, president OF
the Rugg Manufacturing Co., OF
Greenfield, Mass, and of the Rugg-
Bell Manufacturing Co., of Quebec,
arrived in the city Thursday and reg
istered at the Inn. He left yesterday.
Mr.. Rugg has been touring the state,
and, having heard of Tarpon Springs,
decided to come and look about. He
was very well pleased.
Granville Noblit went to Tampa yes
terday and stood the examination for
entry into the naval reserves. He will
leave Tarpon between now and the fif-
teenth of April. Granville is one. OF
Tarpon's fine young men, and we hate
to see him go, but hope that he will
find his new life very pleasant and
useful.
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<, Harry Rich, "the man who fiirts
with DEATH" will give two perform
anees daily next Wednesday and
Thursday on top of the Meres building
over the Royal theatre. He is the most