The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-01-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

We have a complete line of oil
stoves and ovens. See us before. buy
ing. Gourley-Logan Hardware Co.
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Mrs. ]. w. Osterhout entertained
last evening for Miss Marie Summons.
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G. A. Friedrichs attended the chart
ty ball at the Tampa Bay hotel on
Thursday night.
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When you want something real good
to eat go to the American Cafeteria.
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Messrs. Andrew and Harry Greene
and families were visiting the Pinel-
las county fair yesterday.
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David Wright is up from Clearwa-
ter again today. David knows the
Fright" place to go to when he tires of
Ills NOME LOWu.
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The American Cafeteria continues
to serve the best of good eats.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Northrop arriv-
ed last night from New York state,
for the winter. Mr.. Northrop is a
cousin to Rev. Northrop, pastor of the
Trinity M. E. church. They are regu-
lar winter visitors.
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Postmaster Register is still on the
gain and expects soon to have his old
strength back again. He reports one
of the children with flu, now, as we'll
as his brother Charles and his wife,
who are here on a visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Meres and Mrs.
Walter Meres motored to Tampa last
night in answer to a telegram from
Walter Meres, saying he would reach
that city at 9 p. m. 1t is understood
that Walter has been discharged from
the naval service and his wife and
parents are very glad to have him
home again.
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Houses for rent. See L. D. Vinson
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Sergeant John Kananis Douglass
leaves Sunday night for Jacksonville
where he will be located in future
Sergeant Douglass told The Leader
man that he had never been treated sc
fine in his life as he has been during
his ten days in Tarpon Springs, which
is his old home town, and he asked
The Leader to say that he certainly
appreciates the hearty manner il
which he has been received and i
business will allow shall come bach
and locate here so as to be among his
friends.
| The Leader has it's tourist register
ready and already the registrants are
coming in.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Cheyney, Mr.
| and Mrs. Will Wimsatt and the two
Wimsatt boys motored to Largo yes
terday to take in the fair. Except that
Mr.. Wimsatt got out in the woods to
hunt and an understanding was had as
to where he would be picked up on the
return trip. The tale that came to The
Leader was that Mr.. Wimsatt bagged
sixteen quail and was so elated that
he started home and walked most of
the way before the auto overlook him
The other members of the party thor
oughly enjoyed the fair, the children
furnishing a good excuse for the old
er folks riding the merry go-round.
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If you have vacant room make it
bring you rental. Use the want col
umn IN The Leader to advertise it.
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Lieutenant C. Dykman, who recent
ly arrived from New York, was at the
soldiers and sailors reception last
evening, in company with Miss Marie
Summons and Mr. F. Schwamb. Lieut.
Dykman was on the other side and. as
we understand it, was in the signal
corps. He volunteered last night to
attempt to locate John T. Cowsert,
from whom no word has come since
last September, and whose parents
and friends are much worried. Lieut..
Dykman thinks he may be able to get
some word from the front which will
tell whether young Cowsert is alive or
not. Mrs. Cowsert gave the lieuten-
ant all the information she had been
able to obtain regarding her son, and
the many friends of the Cowsert fami-