The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-12-06

K. +, Bray and Mr. CroweIl, Of Jen.
sen, were business visitors in town
Wednesday.
W. Il. Watts, Of Sebastian, was n
visitor in Fort Pierce Tuesday and fav-
ored THE TRIBUNE with call
Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Austin, Mrs. n.
c. Starck and Il. Il. Ricou were among
the Jensen people in town the first of
the week.
j. F, Farley, of Malabar, one of Bre.
ward county's prominent citizens was
in the county seat on Monday, stopping
at the Spring Cottage.
T. A, Crisley and II. NJ. Crscy, of
Clarksburg, W. Va. are among the
newly arrived tourists this week, and
are stopping at the Stetson hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs, P. d. Ankeney, Mrs.
X. V. Ankeney, Miss Mearle Pease and
F. l.. Hamor, all of Ankona, were reg
istered at the Atlantic hotel Wednes.
day.
Mrs. 7. II. Cato, of Alachua, who
has been in Fort Pierce for several
weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs. A.
S. Brown, returned to her home Tues
day night.
You ought to see the nice sterling
goods at Lowry's in souvenir tea spoons
and home views and the swell imported
hand painted china in both Dresden and
high art japanese work.
An artistic picture, presented to a
friend, denotes the cultured tastes and
refinement of the bonner. HIS line
of hand-tinted photographs are more
widely sold than any other line in Flor.
ida.
p. Kroegel, of Sebastian, J. F. Bell,
of White City, j, II. Baker of Jensen,
and Peter Rauerson, of Tantie, were
in town Monday and Tuesday attending
to their duties as members of the board
of county commissioners.
A letter from Mrs. A. +. Trowel
states that she and Mr.. Trowell have
gone from Umatilla to Port Orange,
and that Mr.. Trowel is considerably
improved over last week. This is most
pleasant news to his numerous friends
in this section, who hope that his re-
covery will be rapid.
Mrs. Lucien Baker and Mrs l.. l.,
Carlton have returned from Lake Park,
Ga, where they were summoned on
account of the severe illness OF their
mother. Late reports state that Mrs
Bevile has entirely recovered from the
serious attack of heart trouble with
which she was suffering.
Contractor A. J. Brewer has the con-
tract for laying a cement walk along
Pine street from the drug store to the
south corner of the residence lot OF
Mrs. Ellie Alderman. and has ALREADY
almost completed that part Of 1t lying
in front of the City Market ms Is a
move in the right direction, and work
should Immediately start on the opposite
side of the street from Nesbltts store
to the Tyler property
That Fort Pierce is attracting atteh-
ton from every section Is an assure''
fact THE TRIBUNE is receiving hu-
merous short time subscriptions from
avery section of the United States ana
70 a., Of them we are sending copy Oh
tbe bco,,let gotten out by the board OF
trode 4 commercial travelerin speak
;ro ;, , TRIBUNE representative the
nthor t,v stated that Fort Pierce is the
mast talked of town south of jackson
''nra ana also that il was the best bus
;nas, t,,r south Of St. Augustine
This statement lie said all drnm"'erS
wouN agree with him in'
Count, Commissioner Peter h"u'e a,,
son Of Tsn,ic, while in town th'S ".O. .
toM THE TRIBUNs representative ."",
two Ipiians from Oklahoma hau "'t.... 80.
Of his place, coming by launch i' w.
Fort M,res, and were in scare" o T,' vi,
Seminole Indians in that section i"e =,
fathers belonged to the Semho,e' ill., ~
rlorid,. but were taken to the i'u'"'
territory years ago by the government ,,sanr
Tha indians informed Mr. kau'er9oa
, 49," tbev came to induce the rema''' %'',
S"n;noIrs to migrate to Oklahoma ~" -,
,'o,,d not divulge whether or not ',.'
v,ars in the employ of the Govern il;."r
Mr Raulerson reports that the V,s'. -,
aro we'll educated, and well dressed LAW a',.