The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-03-18
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Hornbaker who
are doing light housekeeping at W. E.
Iittle's residence, motored on pleas
ure trip to Tampa this morning with
IT. E. Bridgeland.
WANTED-Cypress logs. Address
aLandeck Lumber Company, Tampa,
Fla, stating what you can furnish Tor
= continuous shipment. 3-18 to Alb
]. w. Gay, brother-in-lay of Sam
Boyett, left Saturday night for his
home in Riverland, after spending
several happy days as a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Boyett.
% Mr.. and Mrs. Ed O'Cramer and Mr..
and Mrs. Brode, who are spending the
winter here, motored yesterday after
noon to Crystal Beach and enjoyed
a very pleasant outing.
The Noblit Hardware company has
sent large truck load of fencing,
brick and building material to New
Port Richey today to be used in the
extensive building going on there.
i ~Aaong the out-of-town shoppers in
the city Saturday were G. M. Barber,
M. w. Hoffman, C. F. Hoffman, A. j.
Fisher, DIR. .. H. Goggans, New Port
Richey, and H. F. Scudder, of Elfers.
Among the travelling men in town
today are Frank Hoolihan and W. j.
Longman, hardware statesmen OF Tam
pa, and F. Zebok, representing the
Phillips and Buttorf Manufacturing
; Co., Nashville, Tenn.
A wire received Saturday states that
Mrs. ]. K. Cheyney is improving since
her arrival in Washington, D. c., and
her host of friends hope that when
she returns to Tarpon Springs her
l health will have received much bene-
fit while away.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. N. Gray, daughter
Mabel, and sons Leonard and Forrest
motored down from Brooksville yes
terday to be the guests for few days
of Mrs. r. D. Gray, Mr.. Gray's moth
er, and Miss Florence Gray, their
daughter and sister,
Mrs. E. F. Albaugh has gone out to
Lake Butler to spend the remainder OF
the month with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wyatt Meyer. During her alb
seace,. City Clerk Albaugh is keeping
&bachelor's hall, but taking his meals
with DIR. and Mrs. Albaugh.
Two beautiful baskets and six scar
let bead necklaces have been donated
to the Tarpon Springs chapter Of the
Red Cross. The articles are to be
ratified and will be on display at the
Tarpon Springs drug store, the pro
ceeds going to the Red Cross.
FOR SALE-Ten acres of fertile land !
planted to fruit trees which are all !
filled with fruit; also horse, wagon |
and farm implements; gasoline engine
and private water system; Half mile
from city limits on brick paved main
highway. Address Paslo Russo. 1876 |
= The Tarpon Springs Lodge, No. "a, !
]. o. o. F., has issued invitations for
smoker to be held at the lodge room
tonight at 7:30 o'clock. This will be
a grand occasion, and those lucky
enough to receive an invitation are
looking forward to a very pleasant
evening.
The Tarpon Springs Citizens Band
received another alto horn Saturday
night which was used in the second !
concert by Miss Ida May Smith. This |
band is improving steadily and acquir-
ign new instruments. The new horn
cost $50 and adds much to the quality
of the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kaber, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Kaber and child, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kaber and children, Mrs. /
Montgomery and children, and Will !
Gourley spent yesterday camping at
BROKER creek on Lake Butler. They
had a very delightful outing, indulg-
ing in the usual sports and enjoying
a fine picnic lunch. # r''5
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Good all the time. Made for fifteen
years by the same person. Always the |
same, delicious, pure, rich ice cream !
sold at the Central Pharmacy. No in
Acrease in price. We never change our
service, quality or quantity. Every
!, body receives the, same fair square |
deal here. 3-11-tf,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Bridgeland, Mr..