The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-12-20
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

WN" -, Mrs +. G. Steinhauser, of
Mr. anu .ars in Dcvn Sunday the guests
n O. Penny and two children,
Mrs.. ~. sn m saturday and Sunday in
.fSe'tIb, me guest guests osMr. and Mrs A. H.
"" r Fl. seymour, of Miami,
M!o' ,own Monday, being engaged IN
vas w. ,ss If Robots W.. Sloan, before
a se county Judge.
Wv, ,0d Mrs ". K. IIardec and son.
NJ. w" If Jensen, spent Saturday III
CIllo", ATTENDED the matinee IN the
enlargement cIoh haI''
"u IT Waters and Mrs. Tyrcr,
WIS the rector Of the Episcopal
yle ,h :" at Eden and Jensen. were
t SnGs,mas shoppcrs in town Monday
w.t. g. and Mrs. Thomas HELLER and
=, W. al Mrs G. T.. Coon and child. of
W, W." we're numbered among the
Sh,istmas shoppers in town yesterday
mia Paw DR.. Moore will preach in
lI p,irsi school house Sunday ut "p.m.
'ne a n", are made 50 there will
be no Disappointment III Tvs "'"'s ""''
on time,
uiss Edith Framing. who has been
A. s n,est of Mr.. and Mrs. :. :. Buell.
". hSsveral weeks, returned to her
s I% in West Palm Beach last Friday
evening.
u,s Santos. mother of Miss Marian
Halliday. who has been the guest of
IT, and Mrs, :. :. HALLIDAY for several
~ % returned to her home in Jack
Snyie Tuesday.
The small boys are very mnch inter-
o,tsd in the circus which will show on
The vacant lot opposite the county
clerks office next Monday; See the
advertisement ON page = OF TINS issue.
Among the pretty calendars gotten
ont Nv our business men THE TRIBUNE
has been favored by A, Il, Lowry and
JG, Coats 4 Co.. who have the most
beautiful We have seen in many years.
NO. Penny, +. c, Clifford. A. A.
Ford, N. B. Jandrru,, j. :. Anderson,
of Ve.o, were in town last Friday
evening attending the annual election
Oioaicers of Fort Pierce lodge No. ~,
F& A. NJ,
Miss Helen IaSsitcr. of Fort Pierce,
left Yesterday for st. Augustine. where
she enters the railroad hospital for in
s,ruction in becoming trained nurse.
Her many friends in this section wish
her every success.
SIS. Hancock, of Wabasso, was in
town Monday. Mr.. Hancock has re-
Gently sold his place in Wabasso, to
W. F. Baughman, of Sebastian, and
will engage in fishing ut Sebastian or
Eau Gallie in the near future.
G. F. Paddison. of Eau Gallic. man
ager of the East Coast Lumber 4
Supply Company, was Il visitor in town
last Friday evening. having come down
10 witness the confcring of the third
degree to five candidates in Fort Pierce
Masonic lodge,
T. Edward Fitzgerald. editor Of the
Gazette News, Daytona. was II caller
at this office Monday. Mr.. Fitzgerald
had come down to st. lucie to see
Judge Jones in relation to Il mandamuS
case at Daytona, and stopped over in
Fort Pierce a few hours.
R. Whyte, Capt. John Miller and Tom
Tyre went out hunting Tuesday of last
week, returning Sunday night with
several deer and a fine lot of turkeys
Il, their credit THE TRIBUNE acknowl-
edges the receipt of a very fine piece of
venlsOn thoughtfully bestowed upon
him by Mr.. Whyte.
Service will be held in All Saints
Episcopal church, Jensen. next Sunday
morning, December 22, at 1890 o'clock.
a Chrlstmas sermon will be preached
SUBJECT: "ChriSt and His Social lntu-
ehee; Everybody very cordially in
YNed. A covered conveyance for the
accommodation Of the public will leave
we Motel promptly at 1910.
n attorney John b. Parkinson, of
paytOna. was in town Monday. having
S ., TO appear before Judge Jones at
q. Lucle in the mandamus case at
naytona Beach, Mr.. Parkinson was
Eoiessor of the business department
o. tne University of Florida. thirteen
mars ago, when the editor of THE
sMh9NE was a student at that college,
A"a inns was their first meeting since.
.,, Sohn +. Parker, one of the pioneer
'fS s OF Fort Drum, was in town the
s aus. OF the week, and brought in a
fpp'y OF sweet potatoes and grape
s Hu,t Tor the local market. Mr.. Park
i +, lruit and potatoes are first-class.
~ ~. conversation with The TRIBUNE
representative l Mr.. Parker said that
a mo potato yield this year would be
us0 225 bushels to the acre. which
a %.a.S about 1928 per acre ut the pres
sm, wholesale price, and with the limited
s sh%,o1nt OF expense in producing crop
or ouu prove quite remunerative to the
sto o s' of whom there are entirely