The evening leader., 1918-08-21

TARPON SPRINGS LOCALS & PERSONALS

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| The many friends of Grady Patter
son will regret to learn that he il
Equite i'll at his home in Sutherland
Mr.. Patterson has been absent from
his accustomed place at the Tarpor
grocery for several days, and yester
day was removed to Sutherland. Il
lis hoped his recovery will be speedy
and complete.
Miss Lillian Turner, who, with hel
mother, will arrive here Thursday tc
reside, has accepted a position in the
Central Pharmacy as cashier. Mr.
Fassol says that any one desirous Of
husband has only to take this posi-.
ton for a short time, and it never
fails, for he has lost number of per.
fectly good cashiers who welded while
working there. Miss Turner declares
however, that she has no such inten.
tions.
Yesterday evening a crowd of young
people loaded the big bus and Hugh
Decker's car and started to Wall
Springs for a swim. Finding the
place dark and no one in charge they
decided to go for a ride. A jolly good
time was reported. In the crowd were:
Misses Frances and Dorothy Fulton
Alice Petzold, Helen Magrane, Doro-
thy Craig, Irma. Dannenmann, Marce-
line Allemand, Helen Craig, Bessie
Fulton; Mrs. ]. B. Cowsert, James
Cowsert and Max and Hugh Decker.
FTst-class, American-sty-e press
ing, cleaning, dyeing, and repairing,
Suits called for and delivered in any
part of the city. Call in and look over
our new line of fall samples, and let
US send in your measure now, as goods
are advancing every day. Watches
and jewelry repaired; old gold and sill
yer bought. City Pressing Club.
Phone 160. T. d. Johnston. 7-31-1mo.
Mrs R. R. Daniel entertained the
missionary circle of the M. E. church
South yesterday afternoon at de-
lightful social meeting. A splendid
musical program was given and en-
joyed by all present, although the rain
prevented many from being present
Dainty refreshments were ! served
Those participating in this pleasant
social feature were: Mrs. j. B. Cow
sert, Mrs. Epps, Mrs. A. M. Dagger,
Mrs. ]. M. Baggett, Mrs. P. M. Boyd
Mrs. Wideman, Mrs. L. K. Vinson, and
the hostess, Mrs. Daniel.
Success comes to the man who is
well dressed especially if he Mas his
clothing thoroughly renovated by the
New York Pressing Club. We do first
class cleaning, pressing and repair
ing. We make suits for ladies and
gentlemen. Our work is all carefully
done by hand. Ladies' work special
ty All kinds of hats cleaned, and
blocked. We call and deliver in ali
parts of the city. All work guarsn-
teed. Phone 161. Mike Bliziotes, 1872
Tarpon Ave. Adv.-tf
We noticed a wagon loaded with
Florida beef which had just been
butchered near Tarpon Springs yes
terday. The meat looked fine and
was pretty fat. George Emmanuel
told us some of this beef was to go
on the schooner which the neW firm of
sponge boat operators, of which he is
a member, is fitting out for sea. He
said this is the first boat to be provis-
ioned by them, and they expect good
trip. We were also told that by half
cooking beef and a porker together,
then covering it with grease, it would
keep on tn eboats for a long time,
giving the crew something almost as
good as fresh meat-some say better.
Douglas Fairbanks is one of the
few screen actors who absolutely
and repeatedly refuses to permit any
one to double for him in any scene,
however far from the camera. Many
Triangle directors have said thet they
did not believe it was humanity posi-
Bile for anyone to double for Fairbanks
because the characteristic walk and
poise could not be duplicated by any
one they had seen, including practiced
imitators. Before Triangle camera
men the star has wrestled with wild
animals, whizzed out of sight in an
aeroplane, and in "The Habit of Hap
pines," to be shown at the Royal to-
night he routs gang of hard -knuck-
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