The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-11-26

w. H. Matthews, of New Smyrna,
spending several days in town.
HON. ". Il. Hardce, of Jensen, W,
a visitor in Fort Pierce, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. $. Bell are now ~
cupying their new residence on RinIo,
street. vi N'p'e.
Joe' Ed and Nat Thompson. of ocea,
Grove, ~ j. are again in Fort perr,
to spend the winter
D. w. Hoffman, of Columbus, Ohio.
is IN this town looking for desirabl,
property for a winter home.
When you want nice present 70,
your mother, sister, brother, father q,
sweetheart call on the Bon Ton store
D, A. Carter, of Miami. train masto,
for southern Division of the Florida
East Coast railway, is on bushes,
tr!ptO Fort Pierce.
! The pineapple growers from every
section of the county were in Fort
fPlerce Wednesday to attend the organ
ization of the sub-exchange.
Harry Kramer and family, of Phia-
delphia, Pa, are in town. Mr.. Kramer
recently purchased property for win
ter home at Melbourne, and is about to
locate there.
\ Miss Madge Bell, who has spent the
past year in LosAngeles, California, is
expected to arrive in Fort Pierce today
to spend the winter with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, J. S. Bell
A meeting Of the East Coast Fruit
and Vegetable Growers Association is
called to meet in West Palm Beach,
Saturday, December 4th, instead of
Wednesday, the lst, as previously an
nOunced.
Mrs. G. H. Rousseau and two little
daughters, of New Smyrna, who have
been spending the past three weeks at
the home of Mrs. Rousseau's mother,
Mrs. Matte A. Saxon, returned to her
home Sunday morning
L. B. Phillips, of st. Luce, received
a message Monday summoning him to
the bedside of his father, Capt. S. B
Phillips, at Buckhannon. w. Va, and
left that night, No particulars were
given, except that his aged father was
dangerously ill.
Elijah Metts, aged fifty years, died
in Fort Pierce Sunday, after an illness
of several weeks from heart and liver
trouble. He leaves son of IA years
and married daughter to mourn his
loss. Funeral services were conducted
Monday by r. f. Blanchard and in
terment made in the Fort Pierce Gene /
terry.
DR.. c. l.. Work, evangelical pastor of !
the Florida presbytery who has con-
lucted meetings for the Presbyterian /
for two weeks, left Mon (
Law for Winter Park, where his family
S located. The congregation regrets
hat his present engagement prevents .
MS accepting "A call as pastor of the
Fort Pierce church. VI
Today THE TRIBUNE begins the task
If moving into its new office on Pine /.
street. More than fifteen tons of ma
,hinery, type, printing material and
paper will have to be moved, which we
will find no small task, We would APP
,reciate it # our advertisers who de-
;ire change for our next issue, ana all
Who have anything for publication, Will
send copy to the office as early as pos,
,ible.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth
,dist church met at the parsonage
Tuesday afternoon, The meeting was
.alled to order by Dr. Piner, with
,raver and singing. After some dis
,ussion it was decided to disband as an
nd and rcorganize under the name OF
Woman's Home Mission Society Mrs.
HOLMAN, Mrs. Jennings and MIS- lie,
new served delicious Refreshments ana
delightful social hour was spent
The meeting in progress at the bap'
.ist church is attracting much attention
and n decided interest is being manifest
ID by many of our people Dr. W. a.
Mason. of Macon, Ga, is dong '"e
He is man OF large en-
oerince, broard education and spiritual
,ower. He deals mostly with suoJec'S
to Bible doctrine, often ne
Elected by the average prea'ne,o'
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