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

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|yp's Grocery
x Bentel, of Stuart, was a visitor
Fort Pierce, Tuesday
bananas, grapefruit, Oranges, Pine
40. DI and Grapes at Vans Grocery.
p,n, Kroegel, of Sebastian, one of
\ Co County Commissioners was a visit
h town Wednesday,
rave will be lay service in st. An
lows Episcopal church next Sunday
aiming at II o'clock.
I'm C Kramer, who has spent several
,a,tbs at McMnnsville' Tenn has re-
uned to Fort Pierce
=, =. D. Rufner, who has spent
....,sl months Charleston, VIVA, has
s,arped to his home at Roseland'
1. Adams, of Westport, Ct, is on
i. srt visit to Fort Pierce, introduc-
his new fertilizer for pineapples.
Among the recent guests at the At
.,te Hotel were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
yl,on and family and j. II. Baker, of
Insen.
Quick sales, small profits every thing
a. class. Give us trial, we will
bst you right at VanLandingham and
s Grocery.
NJ. and Mrs. G. E. Coon and daugh-
u Of Jensen, are in the city. Mr..
am is looking after his extensive
rsrfruit purchases here.
Iii. Tiele, of Holland, was in town
Il several days looking at pineapple
M with view of locating here, and
much impressed with this section.
Miss Lille Kennedy, head clerk in
n "Big Store on the Corner" after
,,bit of two months in the Carolinas,
ipned to Fort Pierce Thursday even
,ur. and Mrs. G. A. Saeger and A. E.
bger, of Ankona, were recent visit
10 our city, as were also Mr.. and
b R. R. Ricou, of Jensen, and F. G.
MULLEN and c. A. Robinson, of Eden.
Aparty of eight young ladies from
|es Virginia, under the escort of R.
Eoblegard, took dinner at the Stet-
b Hotel Wednesday. They were on
tf way to St. Lucie, where they will
ad che winter season.
Die Jensen Board of Trade, that en-
rising organization in st. Lucie
ntys southern metropolis. is taking
p to secure the appearance of A. S.
ban, the good roads advocate, at a
lies Of lectures in st. Lucie county
fore the bonding election.
That Disciple Whom Jesus Loved"
The interesting subject of Rev. Geo.
lnh's sermon Sunday morning at IL
lswk at Eden Congregational Church.
sons especially invited to this SER
Rev. Marsh will also preach at
sen in the evening at Z; subject will
Saved, Satisfied and Serving. F"
FEybOdy welcome.
0. Poppleton, of Stuart, the bee
sof the East Coast, if not of all
puda, passed through Fort Pierce
Friday on his return from a visit
'Ae Alaskan Yukon exposition at
ase. While away Mr.. Poppleton
NED his daughters. Mrs. Pearl Bah
at New Hampton, Iowa, and Mrs.
LHatch, at Edmonds, WASH, the
M former resident of Eau Gallie.
N. R. Whyte is in receipt of the
intelligence Of the death of her
nn, Mrs. Laurence Benkert, (nee
a'e Ertz) of Detroit, Mich, which
fed Wednesday of last week. Be-
ner husband, deceased leaves a
son, three years of age and
sn:er but two weeks old. Many in
I" Fierce will remember Miss Ertz as
vest ofMrs. Whyte five winters ago,
extend sympathy in her early ant
anely death.
SA'een ladies of Fort Pierce met a,
nome of Mrs. F. L. Hemmings
ay afternoon and organized wha,
nave called, the LAS You-Like
smo' 1t is the purpose of the or
a'lon to give its members enter
uent each first and third Friday
moons, at the home of the mem
IN alphabetical order; and oc
1aily they will condescend to in
'nelr husbands and sweethearts a
evening affair.