The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-24
LOCAL AND. PERSONAL

We have now some burners which
will fit the old style Bon Ami, King
Bee and similar stoves. Gourley-Lo-
gan company.
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We are eating kingfsh today. Yes,
Cappy Gregg did it.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Steven B. Ayres and
daughter were visitors in our city to-
day.
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King fish are so plentiful now that
fishermen hardly need to bait their
hooks.
FOR SALE-Roll-top desk, at Red
Cross room, for $500; electric fan,
$500. Ask The Leader. 3-24-p
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Cheyney, Attor-
ney and Mrs. Weston and Mrs. Read
Kelley made party to Tampa today.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Lucas of Tam
pa made an unexpected call Sunday
afternoon on Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian
Lucas.
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S. L. Taylor reports having great
sport out at his country place between
a coon and a dog. He says the fight
was great.
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We were told today that A. P. Beck
EFT made liberal contribution to the
Episcopal church. Yes, a little bird
told US that story and we believe it.
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A. P. Beckett, looking spick and
span in his new uniform, is again with
US for short stay before going on to
Fort Dade to continue his work with
the Y. M. C. A. His many friends
were glad to see him.
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He'll fighters march up Figth ave-
nue.; Dartmouth Winter Carnival; Bel
gian flag again on the Pacific; fly
across the ocean. These are some of
the titles of the news pictures to be
seen at the Royal tonight.
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Miss Lillian Heuberger and Mrs.
Horace Hood are visiting in Tarpon
Springs today, having motored over
from Tampa. Miss Heuberger is Wis
iting her friend, Mrs. Horace Hood,
who now makes her home in Tampa.
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c. l. Round is to take his great Vic
trola over to the Tourist club on the
evenings of March 81 and April fools
night and give high grade musicale.
MIR, Round has the best collection of
records ever gotten together and it
will be treat to hear them.
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S. L. Taylor reports this morning
that Mr.. Anderson living three miles
from Odessa was out in the cool of
the evening calling wild turkeys when
a big wild cat bounced upon him. Mr..
Anderson whipped the cat in record
time, but was somewhat scratched up.
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If you want to hear Billy Sunday
you have to get to the tent more than
an hour before services are to begin.
We are told many are camping in the
tent, taking lunches with them, in or
der to be able to secure the best seats.
Sunday is undoubtedly the greatest
drawing card Tampa ever had.
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Miss Jessie Lynde Hopkins left this
morning for her home in St. Cloud.
Though in Tarpon Springs only a few
days she was completely enchanted
with the beauties of the city and COM
mented upon the number of lovely
people she had met. We predict she
will return and bring her father with
her for she remarked that Dad must
! see Tarpon Springs"
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Mrs. E. E. Hoadley is wroth. Yes,
she is, and some one is going to catch
H. That some one is the devil OF
devils who set fire to the woods and
burned several of her fruit trees be-
sides making her and her family stay
up nearly all night fighting to save
their home and fences. She says
enough wood to last Tarpon Springs
all winter was wantonly destroyed.
She knows who set the fires and they
will soon know that she knows.