The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-11-24
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tye-Daiiy DOings Told our Readers
in Short, Crisp Notes.

j. K. RUSSELL of st. Lucie, was in
town Wednesday visiting his son, j. I,
Russell.
Mrs. Mary Z. Tobin, palmist and
fortune teller of New York, is guest
of the Hendry house.
Geo. Andrews and Clarence Summer
lin have been in the woods all the week
seeking game and recreation.
The pay train passed through here yes
terday and made the hearts of the rail-
road employees glad-and the merchants
as well.
j. c. Conley and VIM. Kay, Of Cast
port, Canada, are guests at the Hendry
house. They are here with view to
locating.
Mrs. C.. r. McCarty went to Jackson
vile the first of the week where she
purchased fine piano for the Improve
ment club.
d. p. Eldred, of Eldred, who has
spent the summer at his old home IN
Carrollton, Illinois, is expected to re-
turn here tonight.
Miss Minnie Thompson, OF Atlantic
City, arrived at st. Lucie Tuesday even
ing and will assist Mrs. Sooy during the
season at the club house.
Dr.. Reed and wife and Mr.. Swagard
and wife, of Atlantic City arrived Mon.
day at the club house at st. Lucie and
will stay until after the first of January.
Miss Rosa Mace will not accept the
position offered her by the county
school board, but will instead accept q
place in the dry goods department OF
the p. p. Cobb establishment.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hart and two
children, of Richmond, Va, arrived in
town Wednesday evening. and Will be
here permanently as Mr.. Hart will be
boilermaker at the railroad yards.
Nathan Saunders, son of Capt. and
Mrs. George Saunders, returned to Fort
Pierce last Saturday, and will spend the
winter here. Mate" has good posi-
ton with large launch and engine con-
Germ at Morris Heights, N. 7. each
summer, but prefers to spend the win
tiers in Florida's balmy cline.
We call attention to the advertisement
in an other column of Marks & Campbell,
who will be here TOMORROW with car
load of horses to sell. These horses are
the pest tndt nave Dccii piouSHs "S'S
this year. Mr.. Campbell will be re-
membered as a former resident of Fort
Pierce, but now Of West Palm Beach.
THE TRIBUNE has turned out more
Job printing in the past fifteen days
than has been turned out of any printing
office in Brevard or St. Lucie counties
for period of thirty days, anytime
within the past seven years. This shows
that our class of work is appreciated,
and we wish to assure all that their, pat
ronage is appreciated. We are dong
much work that has heretofore been
sent to the big cities.
The Indian River 4 Lake Worth Fish
Co., of Fort Pierce, Fla, will open
branch at Miami, Fla. They have leased
dock and house and are taking down
number of boats for the fishing season.
They have had built some boats that vii!
be especially adapted to the mackeral
fishing and will be finely equipped to
handle a big business. The company
now has branches at Titusville, Eau
Gallie, Sebastian, Eden, Stuart and
Miami, with distributing house IN Jack
sonville. It's headquarters are IN Fort
Pierce, where the office force and a
number of crews are employed. st
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