The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-02-05
WALTON,
H, S. Thomas and son. Elwyn We're
falling on friends SATURDAY

H, s. Thomas and son. Elwyn, We're
calling on friends Saturday
Mrs. and Miss Hoke and Miss Racey,
Of Jensen, were in town Monday
J. 7. Waters rode horse back % Sc
walls Point and return the md.
Mr., and Mrs Wynn, Of Stuart, were
guests Of Archdeacon ard Mrs, Jonn-
So. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. v, y. Lace With Mrs,
4. D. Meywin and others were in Foy,
Pierce on Friday remaining over for
the thea!er in the evening.
On Wednesday, afternoon Ms. and
Miss Schuyler entertained the Book
Exchange, at which inc ice cream and
cake were served and d fine time en-
joyed.
The reputation Of The Izaak Walton
Inn is becomming more and more ap-
preciated BY the travelling public, the
register showing large lst Of recent
arrivals
Mr., Scarborough and daughter, who
have been stopping at the Inn have
leased the cottage owned by Mr.. Moi
fett and will DO light house keeping il
definitely.
The mother and sister of c. NJ. Bailey
arrived from gainesville, Ohio, on Sat
lrday taking possession of the cosy
bungalo owned by Miss England, where
they will reside until the spring time
comes.
The candy pull at Lula Pinery Tues
day evening was participated in by a
large company. Little Billie" and
the postmaster drew all the prizes for
deXterity in Workmanship. The event
was All unqualified success.
w. H. Lennard was in Fort Pierce
two days last week looking after the
interest Of the Walton fishing fleet that
were outside engaged in drawing out
Spanish mackerel of all sizes. The fin.
est and most productive catch of the
season was reported.
The store lately operated by Henry
Neal has chanood ptoprietors, K. f.
SEM. or hoy..n. purchased stock and
fixtures has opened the door to the pub
lie, with well filled shelves. The store
has always been general merchandise
and will continue the same.
Monday morning witnessed the de-
parture of James Russell Waters for
Deland where le enrolled as a student
at the Stetson. Everyone will miss
him, yet 6 lad he has the opportunity of
his education at that first-class
institution. Many of his young friends
and several old ones assembled at the
station to wish him God speed
The Mizpah, which has been over
hauled was taken from the ways last
week and on Friday evening took a
party of six to Fort Pierce where the
Young people enioved the Pickerts. As
usual when the Mizpah goes out Miss
Sawyer was in charge as enginecr. The I
invited guests, Misses Jenney, Willard,
Schuyler, Waters, Messrs. Hull and j. /
z. Waters.
The coming of the late severe wealth .
.r was awaited with much anxiety.
Fosters forecasts are quite reliable. /
md the one of Sunday and Monday was
rue indeed The bean growers and
FUCKERS suffered the greater damage.
'itrus trusts of all kinds came out all
'''t. dpp,.,.,y the pines are unin-
urC :. Mangos and avocado pears stood
he test finely. The terrific wind did
'ood service for protection. All PEG.
lie have feeling of intense thankful
ess that so far all is well. Il
On account of the advent of the cold
'ave, the service which was to have
cen held in st. Paul's, took place in
he parlor of the Inn. A large number
'ere in attendance. Archdeacon John
ton gave a very fine discourse, Of deep
1terest and was listened to intentlv, .
lrs. Schuyler, the lessee Of the house.
ave her consent to the holding of fur. l
her evening service in the same place. d
hich will be gratifying announce )
tent to all concerned. Therefore the
ervice for st. Paul's will be held at
he Inn next Sunday evening, February a
n, at 1880 o'clock. (