The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-03-27
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Good Friday being a legal holiday
both banks will be closed. Take no.
tice and transact your banking bust
ness accordingly.
WANTED - Young lady stenogra-
pher and bookkeeper. Write Richey
Construction Corporation, New Port
Richey, Fla. 56-59p
y Among the Tarpon merchants
ansacting business in Tampa yester-
10y was F. M. Wharton, one of our
Rpular grocery men.
Don't forget that tomorrow is the
day that all will be asked to come out
and help finish the tabernacle. Shout
der your tools and be on hand prompt
Z ly at z a. m.
Tickets for the violin recital will be
on sale at all the drug stores in the
city. Thursday night is the time so
get your tickets early. The money
will be used for the benefit of the
Tarpon Springs soldier boys in the
war.
Mrs. George Moorish, of Jackson
Willie, who was expected to arrive here
today and spend week with Miss
Miss Ella F. Grooming, has postponed
her visit until the first of next week,
and will probably arrive Monday or
Tuesday.
Going up the Anclote river yester-
day with Captain J. M. Turnpaw were
the following Clearwater tourists, who
are wintereing there from Schenecta-
> dy, N. Y: Mrs. VIM. Bucknell, Miss
Laura Miller, Mr.. James A. Van
Voast, and Miss Laura w. Miller.
Instead of giving two daily perfor-
mances today and tomorrow as adj
vertised, Harry Rich will give only
' one each day which will be in the ev-
ening at o'clock. A big searchlight
will be used. Don't forget to bring
your autos, those who have them, and
all bring collection for the tobacco
fund for our boys in France.
The work day at the tabernacle was
changed from Tuesday to Thursday on
account of shortage of lumber How
ever, everyone is urged to come and
help on Thursday-all day or part
of the day. Show where you stand on
this matter. We need your help and
hope to help you.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Simmons and son
from Niagara, N. Y, who have been
spending the winter at Pass-a-Grille,
came to Tarpon Springs yesterday af-
ternoon, driving up in their touring
car. They came for Mrs. Francis
Ewing, sister-in-law of Mrs. G. E..
Noblit, who has been visiting Mrs.
Noblit for the past ten days and took
her back to Pass-a-Grille with them.
Mr.. Simmons is ex-congressman from
New York and has beautiful winter
thome at Pass-a-G Grille.
Mrs. Frank Stapp, who has been a
guest at the Madole hotel since the
last of December, left this morning
! for her home at Hope, Ind. Mrs. Stapp
is mother-in-law of Dyenza Boyer, a
former Tarpon Springs boy who is
now living in Indianapolis, and came
here this winter for her health. She
was mucn benefited, and is loud in
praises of Tarpon Springs. We hope
she will come back next season.
The Red Cross ladies are to enjoy
big outing tomorrow. There will be
several auto loads, who will go to st.
Petersburg, and from there take the
boat over to Pass-a- Grille, where they
will enjoy the many sports to be
found at the popular seashore resort,
among which will be dinner at the
Holloway hotel. They have consented
to write story about it for us, which
[. we will print on Friday.
Miss Nell Stewart, teacher of do
nests science III the Tarpon Springs
schooI, has just received from the gov
eminent an appointment as Red
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