The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-04-12
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El)I-lNs
Services at the Conversational church
next Sunday at II o'clock.
Mcsdames Fairbanks and Iian-e'wero
ca ling on Eden friends the iir,. Of the
week.
A. d. Merwin has finished his work
about his place and left last week for
Rockledge,
Mrs, Frederick NJ, Hudson and child
rem passed drought here last Wednes-
day on their way to Tallahassee.
Mrs, NJ. l.. Richards drove to Fort
Pierce Tuesday and took Mrs. Fred
Cook with her to visit at Mrs. George
Saunders,
II. l.. Phillips has a packing house
we'll under way. He is building it for
himself and seems to enjoy being at
home and at work for himself.
F. B. Richards has finished moving
two large buildings from the Edel
grove property and will use the lumber
in Improvements about his own place.
Geo. Burnett spent Tuesday in this
place visiting friends and looking after
the Hennessey, his fine new launch
which was built at John Millers boat
yard
The dance given by the young people
in Jensen town hall Wednesday evening
was very enjoyable affair and well at
tended by the young people from this
place,
Mrs. Steele, who has spent a month
here very pleasantly with her friend,
Miss Mccormack, left Tuesday morning
for her home in Ohio via steamer from
Jacksonville to New York city.
Our neighbor has met with another
change of name. First it was Pine
hurst, then Beuah, then TibbalS, and now
Walton. The last is pretter than two
of the others but not quite as pretty as
Pinehurst.
April seems to think March made q
mistake in being so calm and bright,
and is doing all she can 10 fulfil, her
sisters mission and we have had only
March weather. Not one april day
have we had 50 far this month
The Ladies Aid society scored uno,hnr
grand success Tuesday afternoon at
their apron sale and dime tea. They
sold five dozen aprons and took order,
for nearly dozen more Thu aprons
were of many kinds, colors, aid SHAPE,
and were very well made and SOL rs
reasonably as possible rs the sc.i,,l
believes in "Smal profits ana q.iyk
sales (would that they could ruAu few
of the stores), The SaIc vas held al
the club house and was social sucep.s
as well, the ladies turning out N cpo,-
~ numbers from Mount Elizabeth to
Ankona.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. McMullen gave {
very delightful point euchre party Ia.
Friday evening which was well al.
tended. There were seven tables. and
very spirited and jolly game was
played during the fore part Of the oven.
ing. Miss Waller, the sweet bird the
alas has flown, favored the comnary
with several beautiful solos, Mrs. Fred
erick Hancock, Of Stuart, accompany.
ing her on the piano. I he refreshmeu,,
were very dainty and beautifully
served. The first ladies' prize wa,
a bonbon dish in gold glass, was secured
by Miss Una Miller. The lone hand
prize, cut glass toilet water bottle
was won by Miss Waller. Messrs,
Harry Jennings and Will Harris won
the gentlemen's prizes, very pretty
whisk broom holders, so near alike thew
were in danger of quarreling over
them until they discovered difference
in color. Among out of town guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hancock, of
Stuart; Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Thomas, of
Eldred; Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Racey, of
Mount Elizabeth; Mrs. Steele, of Tiffin,
Ohio; Mrs. Frances Arnold, of Nash
vile, Tenn; Mrs. Frederick Cook, of
Live Oak and many of the elite in Jen.
sen and Walton sOcietv