The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-03-21
1 arpntt Springa|
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The Board of Trade meets tonight :
seven o'clock. All members urged t
be present. gpy
All kinds of household goods an
furniture for sale very, cheap. 21,
KING avenue. 3-21-3t
Mrs. R. D. Gray motored to Tamp;
yesterday in T. E. Bridgeland's ca,
and spent few hours transactine
business in that city.
Don't forget the benefit show at the
Royal theatre tonight. Come out and
see the fine picture and help st. Mar
garet's guild.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Backus motored
to st. Petersburg yesterday, and spent
pleasant day there, combining bus.
mess and pleasure.
The postponed meeting of the Board
Q fTrade will take place tomorrow
Thursday night at 7;3O o'clock. All
urged to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. 9Osterhout Mrs
Barbara Hibbing, and Mrs. F. L. Blen-
dinger motored This morning to St. Pc
tersburg, Whefe they will spend the
day enjoying the pleasant features to
be found there. e t8,a .s5 at
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Senator and Mrs. E. E. Smith, of
Minneapolis, Mimi, friends of Senator
sE. B. HAWKINS, safrived in the city
Wednesday ahaTare gukAs at the Tar !
pom Inn until Saturday, when they
viii leave for their home in the north /
Mr. John K. cheyney returned this
morning from a twes Meslgs Istay in I
Washington. D. C. He reports mrs
eCheyney doing as nicely as could be
expected, but that, it will be- six weeks
gefore she will be able to travel.
=. MI. J. S. Cromer has discontinued
his cleaning and pressing business and
VIII De manager of the+new grocery
oeff''.r''l.eht oeing opened in the City /,
market by Messrs. Brina and Hudson !
Mr.. Cromer commenced on his new
duties this morning.
Mr.. Manuel Johnson came in +bis +
morning FROM Miami to spend the dav /
with his wife, who returned last night
from Tampa, where she has been the b
guest of Miss Carrie Mitchell for some h
time. Mrs. johnson will return to
Miami probably Saturday. s
pr reoore, Who sll IS IS ! friend q f Cart ~
Malcolm Gum, and who has been in G
hospital work in France, is addressing Il
the Red Cross ladies and their friends
this afternoon on topics of great in
terest to the Tarpon Springs women. =
Tomorrow we will have report of DIR. y y
Poore's talk -
This morning Senator E. B. Haw- d
kins and Miss Mollie Young and their st
guests, Senator and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. c;
N. A. Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. Windem D
and Mr.. and Mrs. Blodgett, and Mrs. 2;
E. G. Davidge and Mr.. Fred Schwamb, d
both of the Inn, went to Belleair, R
where they will be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. T. F. Cole at luncheon at the
Belleview. Il
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Rev. T. W. Tomkies, a former pas r
tor of the M. E. church, South, here, II;
and now pastor at Manatee, is spend h.
ing today in the city looking after bus n,
mess affairs and calling on old friends q,
here. Rev. Tomkies has been attend n,
ing the Sunday school convention in d,
Tampa, and having occasion to go to N
Southern college this morning, thought a,
he would come ON up to Tarpon. M
The Woman's Missionary society of Y
the Presbyterian church will meet on Y
Friday, March %, at 8 p. m, at the ~
home of Mrs. Compton on Crosse ave- NJ NJ
nue.. All members requested to be L
present. Visitors cordially invited to y
meet with us. ct. "
Yesterday the most renowned and "
fisherman who ever came v
to Tarpon Springs went on the gulf in D
his fine launch Annie B., and came v
home with one of his usual big catch B
es. This gentleman is Mr.. William G.
Benjamin, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y, G
who is a regular winter visitor here. p
Mr.. Benjamin got ten splendid Span o.
ish mackerel yesterday, weighing thir-
ty-five pounds. Several of his lucky
friends received some of these mack f
erel and still there was plenty left. a
Mr.. Benjamin, Miss Eva Benjamin and b
Miss HOLSTER have gone fishing to- "
day. Z
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A new cutting table, measuring 6 t
feet by feet, has just been placed in
tho Red Cross rooms 0ccaSiOninQ |