The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-04-07

A fresh barrel of Columbia dry cells
received this morning; also Columbia
hot shots and American flashlight bat
teries. Gourley-Logan Hardware Co.
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H. L. Whitney spent Sunday in
Tampa.
Andrew Greene went fishing yester-
day. Any luck? Ask him.
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| Miss Bessie Fulton was in Tampa
yesterday to hear Billy Sunday
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j. B. Cowsert spent Sunday in Tam
pa staying for the night sermon by
Billy Sunday.
Auntie Patten has a marvelously
beautiful tree, all filled with bloom,
right at her front gate.
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E. F. Albaugh and family motored
over to Tampa yesterday and attended
the Billy Sunday meeting.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Thompson re-
turned from Tampa last night, having
been over to hear Billy Sunday.
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The mountain ebony on the lawn of
the Ferns hotel is indeed beautiful, as
it is filled with purple blossoms.
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Those unsightly stumps in the park
ways of some of our streets, remnants
of the September storm, have been re-
moved.
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The Tampa road between Rocky
Point and Howard avenue is still clos
ed to traffic and travel is via West
Tampa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Greene and
Mrs. NJ. j I owler wee Smong those
spending Sunday at the Inness home
on the Anclote.
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The Red Sox left Tampa for Gaines
vile yesterday, where they will play
the Giants. They have finished their
training in Tampa.
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Miss Grace VanBuren, of Maitland,
Ga, sister of Mrs Roy Fernald, arriv-
ed last Saturday and will visit her sis
ter for several weeks.
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The Leader is reliably Informed that
the T:-wkins home has ! OF yet been
sold. When a sale is made The Lead
I er will publish the fact
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Mrs. A. Wills and Mrs. w. D. Smith
will both leave tonight for Atlantic
City, N. j., where they will spend the
summer, returning here next fall.
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Invitations are out for bridge par
ty at the Country club tomorrow af-
ternoon. Mrs. J. R. Durrance and
Mrs. l. ]. Belcher are the hostesses.
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The other section of the big ten
reel show at the Royal tonight is com
posed of Bert Lytell in Faith, play
Of beauty and human appeal where the
love of two women justifies faith in
humanity.
Big ten-reel show at the Royal to-
night. Tom Mix, the most daring
daredevil of the screen, in a biff-bang
story of human fighting engine. The
man who never fakes but does the
daring stunts the screen portrays.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Thompson,
formerly of this city, now of Gulf
Pine, passed through the city last
night from Tampa, where they had
been visiting Mrs. Thompson's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Whitney.
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The entertainment given by the boys
of the drum and bugle corps of the
Georgia industrial school, at the Ven
ice theatre Sunday afternoon was
great success. The house was packed |
with a thoroughly appreciative audi
ence.
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Miss Bertha Randall is very proud |
Of having won the first prize for
defamation at Clearwater Saturday
in competition with all the schools Of |
the county, Her Uncle, Harry Greene, |
added five-dollar bill to the trophy |
Miss Bertha brought home.
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j. W. Bowdle, of Missouri, called at
The Leader office this morning and |
purchased paper, saying he was
looking for location as he wishes to
come south to live. We told him there |
was no better section on earth than |
this in which to make his home.