The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-04-21

Looks fine, too.
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Mrs. Dean w. Anderson, of New
Port Richey, is in town today. Mr..
Anderson has returned north.
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A Leousis is driving about in his
new old car. Had the yellow one
painted so it looks like million cash
money.
Mrs. j. B. Cowsert will entertain
the ladies of the Missionary society
of the M E. church, South, at her
home tomorrow afternoon at A o'clock.
All members and friends of the socie-
ty are cordially invited to attend.
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The Leader is in receipt of a GUAM
tity of health almanacs f rom Con-
gresham Herbert ]. Drane, which we
will be glad to distribute to those who
want them. These books contain much
desirable information and will no
doubt prove a benefit.
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Mrs. J. Putnam, of Oldsmar, was in
the city today interviewing the Car
men Grape Co. relative to nursery
stock. She was accompanied by her
little son and Mrs. E. Wilson of Mas
sachusetts, who is spending the win
ter with her at Oldsmar.
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We wish to thank the Rev. Harriet
Baker Robinson for a contribution
printed in Saturdays Leader telling
how today, came to be memorial day in
Tarpon Springs. Many people have
asked about this matter and Mrs
Robinson's letter thoroughly explain
ed it.
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You are called upon to pay SO street
tax. If you are 81 years old and I'M
der IS you must pay. Marshal Jones
is collecting and the sooner you pay
the better. 1t matters not if you are
white, black, green or yellow, you
must pay for having walked on the
streets.
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H. L. Miller, of Miller's studio,
Lakeland, has been in the city few
days. Saturday night he gave a lee
ture and demonstration on picture de-
veloping, at the Old Reliable drug
Mr.. Miller is an expert in his line
and made good impression in his
talk and work.
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Word has been received from Mrs.
Harold Lenfesty of Tampa that she is
not as well as usual. Mrs. Lenfesty is
the daughter of DR.. and Mrs. A. P. Al
baugh. She has been suffering with
infammatory rheumatism for some
time. Her many friends here regret
her continued illness.
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A. E. Loeschcr is having the house
occupied by L. L. Lucas painted both
inside and outside, along with other
necessary repairs. Mr.. Loescher is
going north wit hhis family as soon as
school closes and he being a progress
i've citizen will leave his property in
good snaps and in the hands of re-
sponsible people.
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The big red monkey which was to
have worked with the moving picture
outfit up the river, but which decided
to leave that section as soon as he
saw the villain, has not been captured
yet. His owner says he will likely go
to some house for something to eat
and that he is harmless. A reward is
offered for his capture.
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Arthur Buchanan, of Lakeland, a
nephew of Marshal R. T. Jones, came
over last Saturday and spent one
night and day here. w. NJ. Stanley,
father of Mr.. Buchanan, R. T. Jones
and Mr. Buchanan went out to Salt
bayou yesterday and had fine time
gathering oysters and picnicking. Mr..
Buchanan was delighted with this sec
ton of the country. He ereturned to
Lakeland Monday morning.
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Deputy Sheriff OFT Daugherty at
tended the Greek Easter services at
ETarpon Springs last night. The cere-
mony of burying Christ was carried
through and large wreath of palms
and flowers, borne by and followed by
members of the Greek church carrying
long candles, made a procession that
passed through the streets of the town
from the close of the services of the
church till midnight. A number of
teachers from the Clearwater schools
were in attendance at these exercises,
and more local people have expressed