The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-09-08

PARAGRAPHS
Local Items That Were Crowded
Out of Regular Column.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
What We are Doing and Where We are
Going---About People of ST.
lucie County.

George Saeger, of Ankona, was In
town Tuesday.
w. l.. Frantz, of Ankona, was visi.
tor in town yesterday.
w. c. Rawlinson and G.. E, Burnett,
Of Ankona, were In town Wednesday.
w. l.. Coats purchased the John
Traynor place near White City the first
of the week.
Miss Emma Morgan and Miss Ruth
Alderman are spending the week at Z.
o. Morgan's place at Lake Okechobee.
Mrs. F. H. Fee returned to Mel
bourne yesterday for few days. She
divides her time between Fort Pierce
and Melbourne.
G. s. Tucker left yesterday for few
days visit to White Springs and Jack
sonville, saying that he was taking his
annual vacation.
Mrs. E. E. Ankeney, of Ankona, was
a passenger on yesterdays northbound
train enroute to her place near Viking
to spend the day.
The Fort Pierce baseball club has &C.
cepted the challenge of the Stuart team,
Will pay q SdiuC III VII lClCC VII
Thursday September Ia.
Mrs. R. R. Gladwin and four children
left yesterday for Titusville, for a
weeks visit with Mr.. Gladwin's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Gladwin.
w. C. Braddock, of Sebastian was
among the visitors from the north end
of St. Lucie county who had business
before the board Of county commission
ers.
P. d. Ankeny, of Ankona, left We'd
nesday for visit of two or three
months in the north, spending the time
in Chicago and at various points in
Iowa.
p. A. Mcmillan, of Eau Gallie, tax
assessor of Brevard county, spent Mon
day at the county seat, completing the
work Of assessing property of st. Lucie
county.
Miss Ruby Lawson, daughter of Ivey
Lawson, OF Sebastian, attended the
teachers examination, which was held
in the Fort Pierce High school building
the first of the week.
There will be services in the Metho-
dist church next Sunday, both morning
and evening by the pastor, Rev. T. w,
Tomkies. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to al to be present.
f. q. Gustafsen, of White City, was
in town Wednesday on business. Mr..
has charge of the county
and has been doing some good
work with them on the roads.
K. b. Trueman, president Of the
Sanders Fertilizer Co., of Jacksonville,
was in town yesterday interviewing the
pineapple growers. He will spend
week among the growers between here
and Jensen.
Perry Sellers, the boy that was bit
ten by the mOccasin last week, and who I.
vas in serious condition for several
days, is now greatly improved, and un-
Ter the care of DR.. w. E. Vanlanding-
nam, will be out in few weeks.
A letter from F. W. Willes, who is
spending the summer in New York city, /
says: II beg to inclose check to cover
ny subscription to The TRIBUNE, which .
has been greatly appreciated, keeping
is in touch with the home news during
,ur absence,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. f. Card were call
,rs at The TRIBUNE office this week
While in town. Mr.. Card is one of the
pineapple growers of this section who
thoroughly believes in p-to-date sta
ionery, and is having The TRIBUNE fix
Up some of the best ever seen in these
'arts.
An unusual sight was witnessed
thursday morning when fleet of boats
belonging to the East Coast Fish Co.,
'assed along the river front. The fleet
vas composed of about fifteen boats
nd was in charge of Ernest Styp-
mann, who is moving the equipment
rom the Eau Gallie branch to Stuart
n-the st. Lucie, where he will make
is winter headquarters.