The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-04-08

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WANTED-To rent small furnished
house. Apply Box 4O7. Asst.
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B. c. Williams, deputy shell fish
commissioner, was in the city yester-
day.
There was no meeting of the board
of trade last night as no quorum could
be had.
LOST-Bunch of keys, brass tag.
Leader office. 4-S-tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dederic have arrived
from New Jersey and are at Mrs. C.
c. Hills for few days.
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E. Macrenaris is back from Key
West where he has been on business
with officials of the U. S. navy depart
ment.
| The Baptist church will take advan-
tage of Mr.. Reigel's kind offer and get
up a party to go over Thursday to
hear Billy Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. l. ]. Yarnell, who have
been at Mrs. C. C. Hills for the win
ter, left yesterday for their home in
Snow Shoe, Penna.
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c. c. Jordan and family will move
! to Clearwater in the near future,
where Mr. Jordan will be operator for
the Royal theatre of that city.
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The Leader understands that Bill
Sunday was in town yesterday, run
ming up from Sutherland, where he
spoke. This explains our feeling of
depression. Sunday here Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. z. Griggs enter
tanned at dinner last night the w.
Morgan Shuster party and Mr.. Will
liam Bradley. Mr.. Shuster had been
out fishing during the day with Mr..
Grizzs.
The annual report Of the Florida
shell fish commission for 1917 g is
just off the press. 1t is an exhaustive
report of the work of the commission,
and carries with it suggestions of
needed legislation.
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The Tarpon Springs baseball club
will go to Clearwater Thursday to
play with the Clearwater team. A
good game is expected and it is hoped
that a good crowd of rooters will go
along with the boys.
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J. R. Mcdonald is a recent arrival
from Arcadia, near where, for six
years, he has been farming and rails
ing chickens. He has closed out his
business there and is here to locate.
Mr.. Mcdonald was formerly from
Iowa. Mrs. Fred Jackson of this city
is his wife's daughter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Little had as
their guests for Saturday and Sunday,
John Shaw and DIN Morgan, two of
the boys from the Industrial school of
Macon, Ga. Mr.. Little says that the
boys are very polite and gentlemanly,
which reflects credit upon the insti-
tuition from which they come.
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The automobile which was noted in
yesterdays Leader as being in the
ditch just beyond Oldsmar on the
Tampa road, was A. M. loves. Mr. !
Lowe had started for Lakeland. The
fact that he had just crossed a small |
bridge and was running slowly no
doubt saved him from serious injury.
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The sermon on death in the Pot" |
at the Baptist church Sunday night |
was heard by large and attentive
congregation. Considerable interest |
was manifested throughout the SER
vice. Tonight there will be a confer
ence of the Sunday school officers and |
teachers, at $50. All who are inter
ested in Sunday school work are in
vited.
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The second accident at the field meet |
on Saturday was when Robert Daniel, |
aged Is, of the Sixth grade of the
Clearwater school, suffered a broken |
forearm in high jumping. He scraped
the bar and fell. Young Daniel rolled |
over on the ground, seized his broken |
wrist and pulled it back into place. |
The doctor who attended him said that |
the boy had reduced the fracture by |
his quick action, and all the physician
had to do was to apply splints and !
bandage the arm.-Clearwtaer Sun.