The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-01-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Mrs. W. D. Cradle is convalescing
from an attack of flu, to the delight of
her many friends.
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Two parties of visitors are up from
| St. Petersburg today seeing the An
clote, and boatmen are busy.
J, A. Cummings representing the
Mershon Advertising company of Chi
Icago, was a caller at The Leader office
today.
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When you want something real good
to eat go to the American Cafeteria.
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Fred Silver, who has been ill for the
past two weeks, is fast getting we'll.
Flu was not the cause of sickness in
this case.
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"The Birth of Nation" Grifith's
wonderful production of the Civil war
and reconstruction times, will be at
the Royal Friday, January 81.
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The Misses Frances and Bessie Full
ton are sick with the flu. Miss Stroud
is taking Miss Bessie Fulton's place in
the Bank of Commerce during herSill-
ness.
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The Leader man has been severely
Icensured by several citizens for print
ing the letter from Sergeant Roy Mob
lit yesterday. We plainly stated that
the letter was printed by request of
Roy's mother and The Leader made
no comment upon it.
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The American Cafeteria continues
ito serve the best of good eats.
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The many friends of Mrs. C. D.
Stinson are glad to know that she is
improving somewhat, after having
been seriously ill with the flu for more
than week. She is still quite ill. DR..
Albaugh is attending, while Mrs. c..
E. Evans is the nurse.
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Mrs. Mary Aldrich, 81 years of age,
an aunt of Mrs. Ada Fernald, fell and
broke her hip yesterday afternoon. 1t
appears that the old lady was just go
ing to sit down when she fell. DR.. AL
baugh was called and did all that
could be done to make the patient
comfortable.
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Houses for rent See L. D. Vinson.
1-16-tf.
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Gus Eitzen, president of the Eitzen-
Touart company, timber, lumber, ties
l and piling, wholesale and export, Pen
sacola, Fla, is spending a few days
in Tarpon Springs looking over the
situation. j. K. Cheyney is showing
him about. We are glad to have men
of big business interests take an in
terest in our section.
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Hearings in the waterfront suit are
going on in Tampa yesterday and to-
day. Those who are interested in their
property rights will do we'll to take an
interest in this matter. If the city
council is successful in taking one
citizens property away from him they
will take all the water fronts of the
city at the same time.
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Hauling and blowing done on order.
223 Boyer street. ]. C. Williams.
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Mrs. A. P. Meres is having quite
some improvements made on her coy
home. Mother Meres can't remain
quiet. If she can't find something to
do she will tear something down and
rebuild it better than it was before.
But what she really loves to do is
to work with plants and trees and
make beautiful surroundings by the
aid of nature.
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/ Five thousand scenes, $4,000 char
acters, 5000 horses. Cost of produc-
ton, 100000. This is the story of
"The Birth of Nation" At the Roy
al Friday, jan 81.
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There is a meeting of the. Ladies
Aid of the Presbyterian church at the
home of Mrs. Milne, from 3 to 5 o.
clock this afternoon. Mrs. Milne
phoned in a notice of this meeting
yesterday and through some oversight
in the composing room it failed to get
into the columns of The Leader. We
regret this very much, for The Leader
is always glad to have these notices
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