The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-05-28
LOCAL OVERFLOW

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Miss Pennie Fort, Of Stuart is the
guest of her sister, Miss Dosia For''
at the Atlantic hotel.
DR.. E. H. Whitcomb, of ST. Paul.
Mimi, passed through the city on MS
way from Miami to Viking, yesterday
Is it chils and fever, colds or Ia
grippe? Plank's Chill Tonic is guaran-
teed to cure. 25c, st. Lucie Drug Co.
H. w. Pratt, of the firm Of Collins
Pratt e. Graves Co., of Boston, Is N
the city making his headquarters at
Spring Cottage during the pineapple
season.
/ j. H. Moore, for some time past an
operator in the local office Of the Flor
ida East Coast railway, has resigned
his position, and left on Tuesday to take
up commercial work in Chicago.
A number of the lady members of the
Booster Club met yesterday afternoon
at the Improvement Club Hall and
played cards. at the invitation of the
entertainment committee. Refresh
ments were served.
Contractor A. j. Brewer and force
of men, begun yesterday the task of
moving F. NJ. Tyler's house from its
present location to the river front.
This is to make room for the new build
ing to be erected by Faber Bros.
Judge F. l.. Hemmings, as special
master IN chancery, held an all dav
session of court in the Dade county
action of Mrs. Alma Annie Dele Rhod-
en- VS.. |. R. Rhoden for special alimony
and council fees, on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Smith and Miss
Dai c. Smith, of Jacksonville have
been in city for the past week on their
handsome houseboat, the Rondo, which
is anchored off Tyler's dock. Mr..
Smith represents Ludden, Campbell,
Smith Co., of Jacksonville, and resides
the year round on his boat
On Sunday afternoon the Woodman
will unveil two monuments to their de-
parted brothers with appropriate cere-
monies. The exercises will be held in
Fort Pierce cemetery at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon. The monuments, which
are handsome ones, are erected to the
memory eff DR.. c. P. Platts, who was
of public instruction,
and l.. M. Dawson.
A most pleasant moonlight launch
party was enjoyed Wednesday evening,
the destination of the party being
Eden. Those who made the trip were
Misses Sybil Horton, Nan Alderman,
Ethelyn Cramer, Lois Coggans, Alma
Ehrhart, Ethel Montsinger; Messrs.
Clarence Griffin, Frank Thayer, Arthur
Swain. Henry Thayer, Ed Cook and
Sam VanLandingham.
Rev. S. X. jewell has resigned the
9astorate of the Methodist churches in
Stuart and Fort Pierce, and about the
middle of next month will leave for
he West. His family will accompany
nm to Chicago where they will remain
or a visit, joining Mr.. Jewell later
When he has selected location which.
will be beneficial to Mrs. .JewelTs
ealth. No successor to Mr. Jewell
as yet been named. Mrs. Jewell has
lot been in good health of late and
hey go to the West for the mountain
ir.
One OF the most enjoyable beach
arties of the season was given on
Wednesday by Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ
NTH, OF Jacksonville, on the house
oat' "Rondo." The party left Fort
ierce at 10 O'Clock in the morning ,
nd Journeyed to Mud Creek, opposite
Walton, where dinner was served.
athing and other pleasures took IN
he day and the return was made bv
loonllght, reaching home about eight
clock. Those present were: Mr. and
lrs. John Mortimer Smith and little
aughter,. Jack" Smith, Miss Dai c,
NTH, Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. B. Pyles,
RS. William Scott, Mrs. Neva Han,
IRA, Mrs: julius J. Chisholm and SON,
lillian Byrd, Mrs. F.,M. TYLER
Uses Ethel, Edith and Mareeret
yler,, Theda Horton, Archdeacon T
. Johnston Herbert VanLandinpham
I'd Lewis VanL andnpham