The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-20

TARPON SPRINGS LOCALS & PERSONALS


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Mr.. E. Macrenaris has card in
today's Leader announcing his candi-
dacy for alderman. Mr.. Macrenaris
is one of the towns most prominent
Greek citizens and is now engaged in
building barges for the United States
navy department. He has long been
identified with the progress and up
building of Tarpon Springs.
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The following young people enjoyed
delightful swim and picnic supper
last night at Clearwater Beach: Miss
es Helen Craig, Bessie Fulton, Mary
Gibson and Matte Fernald, DR.. and
Mrs. l. j. Belcher, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Bowling, Messrs. Hollinger and T. B.
Gibson
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LOST-Gold bracelet, inside en-
graved, Thomas D. Johnson to Alba
M. Porch. Return to Pressing club.
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T. E. Bridgland, Chas. Brown and
John Phronomos went fishing yester-
day afternoon, bringing home 100 fish
I-grunts, grouper, and red snapper.
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City registration books will be open
from Sept. II to &c, inclusive.
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Sam Jones was here with the st. Pc
tersburg guards yesterday.
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The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church wish to thank all who patron
lied them on Anclote field yesterday
afternoon. Especially do they desire
to thank Mr.. L. A. Pinholster for val
able services.
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Fl. c. Allen, government Inspector
of U. S. coast charts, was here yester-
| day. Webster Little has the agency
for these charts.
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George Pinder was up with the
Clearwater guards yesterday after
noon.
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Cham Hill arrived home this morn
ing from Asheville, N. C.
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Jim Hill arrived last night for few
days visit to his parents.
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Dixie M. Hollins, superintendent of
public instruction, is visiting the city
schools today.
rooms, furnished complete, by the
week Sc 90 to So so per week. Leader
Real Estate Co
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Coming Saturday, Sept. 2fsa st.The
Belgian"-7-reel Saturday special war
picture. Be sure and see this great
picture at the Royal Saturday night.
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Pauline Starke, an exquisite little
screen elf, little moon-maid, remind
ing one of water lilies in the mystic
moonlight, will be seen at the Royal
tonight.
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Mrs. P. NJ Boyd will be here thru
the winter and will take a few violin
and piano pupils She is a student Of
the Metropolitan Conservatory of
New York city. 9-17-e.o.d.
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Judge O. X. Reaves and stenogra-
pher, Frank Reaves, came up from
Clearwater yesterday to view the bat
alton drill and while here took in the
work being done in the ship yards.
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Al Lang, mayor of st. Petersburg,
was distinguished visitor in our city
yesterday.
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One nicely furnished room, one-half
block from public school; with or
without board. See w. C. Epps,
Southern Express Co. 9-17-tf.
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The case of Geo. Cladakis came up
for hearing in Clearwater yesterday,
but came to naught on account of err
ror in indictment. Cladakis was ar
raigned on a charge of forgery of the
name of E. Macrenaris to a note.
Through an oversight it was stated
that the name signed to the note was
w. Macrenaris.
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City Marshal R. T. Jones, of Tar
4 pom Springs, came down from that
city this morning; and is attending
circuit court here.-Clearwate Sun.
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A. M. Lowe, president of the Sponge
Exchange bank of Tarpon Springs, is
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