The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-04-25

Among our business men in Tampa
today is George Kalamakis.
W. ]. Longman, of Tampa, was cali
ing on the local hardware men today.
Mr.. John K. Cheyney is transacting
business today in Tampa.
R. J. Williford, of Sutherland, was
caller at The Leader office yester-
day.
Mrs. M. w. Whitney and Mrs. Alice
E. Kendall are spending the day in
Tampa on business and pleasure.
At the Royal tonight the feature is
Sessue Hayakawa in "Hashimura
Togo" There is also Big v comedy.
D. A. Alissandratos, our prominent
Greek dry goods merchant, returned
yesterday from two weeks business
trip to New York.
DR.. and Mrs. A. P. Albaugh had as
dinner guests today Rev. and Mrs. L.
I'll. Shumate, Mrs. Geo. H. Northrop
and Roscoe Northrop.
We are pleased to hear from Mrs.
R. Cham HILL, 1924 Avenue C, San An
tonic, Texas, and to receive renewal
of subscription for The Leader.
Twenty-three local Greeks left last
night for Arcadia, where they will be.
employed in the construction of the
aviation field there.
From Sarah K. McClintock, Lynn,
Mass, comes a subscription for The
Leader, for which we are duly CRATE
full.
All persons wishing comfort bags
may obtain them by calling at Miss
Matte Fernald's home. The ladies of
the committee have been pleased to
give bags to many of the Tarpon
Springs boys.
Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Shumate came
in yesterday from Oldsmar and will
be at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Geo.
H. Northrop until Friday. DR.. Shu-
mate is speaking at Trinity M. E.
church today.
According to papers received here,
Mr.. S. E. Rogers, SO years of age,
who has been coming to this section
for the past eleven years, passed away
last week at Omaha, Neb. He owned
a large grove at Sutherland, and was
well known hereabout.
The following people motored up
from Clearwater yesterday afternoon
on a few hours business trip: Mrs.
William Buclnell, Mrs. Allen, Miss
Blanche Allen, Miss Fannie Watson,
Miss Miller, Miss Pearl Eubanks,
Mrs. Walter Meres, and Rev. Juniper.
Mrs. David Fleming was hostess
last night at an informal bridge party,
the guests being Mrs. Barbara Hib-
bling, Mrs. Lucian L. Lucas, and Miss
Ruth Davis. Delicious refreshments
were served, and very pleasant even
ing was enjoyed.
A party of Clearwater young people
motored to this city last night and
spent the evening with Mr.. Frank
Rouse. Among those in the crowd
were the Misses Mary Walker Primer,
Helen Bachelor, Ethel Johnson, and
the Messrs. Harry Ely and Skinner.
Wire fences have been put around
the trees and plants in Mr.. Earl EN-
ery's yard, this step being made nee
essary to protect them from the cat
tie which are going around loose in
the streets. If the city council would
make the pound fee large enough
raise it, say, from one dollar to twen-
ty dollars, this would do away with
these extra expenses for the citizens
who are paying the taxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McCreary, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond circuit and Mrs. P.
M. Boyd motored to Tampa this after
noon, where Mr.. Orcutt will tonight
leave for Key West. He enlisted some
time ago in the naval reserves, and
has received his call to be stationed at
Key West. Mrs. circuit will remain
here a week longer, the guest of Mrs.
Harry McCreary and friends, after
which she will join her husband.