The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-11-12

California dried fruits just in at Var
Landingham's Grocery.
Mr. and Mrs. R, r. Ricou, of Jensen
were visitors in Fort Pierce, Tuesday
Z. H. Munich and c.. H. Racev. Of
Jensen, were recent guests at Spring
Cottage. 'p'"e
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hibbards have
gone to Palm Beach, where they ex.
poet to spend the winter.
Place your order now for a fruit cak O
for Thanksgiving and Christmas at
VanLandingham's Grocery.
c. M. COrbett has returned to Fort
Pierce, after spending several months
at Bunnels and New Smyrna.
II. c. Berry, of Baltimore, was in
this city last Friday on his annual visit
to his customers in the millinery line.
John Gibson has returned to his posi-
ton in P. P. Cobb's store, after visit
OF several weeks with relatives at Fort
Meade.
Are you in need of any tram rails.
ties, fence posts or lumber for packing
houses, if so let me furnish you. j. A.
Franklin, Fort Pierce.
There is no law against anyone hunt.
ing for Plank's Chill Tonic. Guaranteed
to cure chiIls and fever and malaria.
25 and so. Ask your druggist.
The Bracca and Philathea classes
meet every Friday evening at 1880 in
the Baptist church. The members and
all interested are requested to be pre-
sent.
Alfred S. Cleveland is now filling the
position of assistant postmaster, vice
W. E. Tedder, resigned, to assume
management of the Tedder & Tedder
grocery store.
j. M. Orrel and family left White
City last Friday for Waycross, Ca,
where Mr.. Orrel has established the
Waycross Fruit and Produce Co., COM
mission house.
Mrs. A. d. Penney and daughter,
Miss Laura, returned We lnesday
evening from Titusville, where they
attended the wedding of Miss Daisy
Brady to Rev. Rowan, of Camden, S.
c., Tuesday at high noon.
The following complimentary letter
is much appreciated: thine serving
and appeals to passion have often won
in the past. Your success as jour-
nalist is quite the reverse. You have
stood squarely for principals. con-
graduate you on the prospect for new
home for The TRIBUNE and your family
it is well deserved. DR. Geo. W.
Holmes, Shapes, Fla"
Mrs. Emily Moore Fleming and daugh-
tiers, Misses May and Roberta; and
neices. the Misses Mary, Florrie and
Catherine Moore; and Miss Catherine
Russell, of Paramount, W. Va, have
arrived at st. Lucie t, spend the WIN
ter. They are now occupying the IT,
M. Fleming residence, pending the
completion of the remodeling of the
Coon residence, purchased by MRS.
Fleming last Spring.
There will be meeting ofthe Lanes
School Improvement Association held
at the school house, Friday, Nov 18TH,
at an m. The object of this Assocla-
ton is to help to raise money to bu'lo
q new school house and to give ald 10
any educational purposes. All VINO are
interested in the St. Lucie County Hlgn
School, esdecal!y patrons OF the scnoo
are urged to be present. Not only ladies
but gentlemen also. Elma ue'ger'
Secretary.
Mrs. Orpha D. Bruce, OF laE'p''
Grand Matron of the Order OF the East,
ern Star of Florida, will arrive in For'
Pierce today. and will be rendered d
reception this evening at the res!ae"oe
Of Mrs. A. C. Dittmar, to wh,c" a.
members of the order are cordially III
vited. A special meeting of the Eas'
own Star is called to meet in the 'oos'
room tomorrow Saturday evening a.
which time the Grand Matron Will pay
her official visit
Hunting and fishing have been '"'
main sports of our people the pas Ss
week. Fishing in Ten-M'le GREEK .. Ha
been especially good some 'e ~ ,se
! with strings with as many a, aou
while all had sport to their heart eo :.