The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-11-05

49, pVo"n ana little son, left
st 4 lay Tor visit with her parents
The Guild of st. Andrews cburot
realized 81 as the. proceeds Of Arcb.
deacon Johnston's lecture on IRELAND
and the III Sh. " ''e'"''o
Hon. and Mrs. W. R. Hardee ot
Jensen were visitors in Fort Pierce
MONDAY the guests of Judge and Mrs
F. l.. Hemmings.
The attention of our readers is called
10 the many new advertisements in this
weeks issue. They are bidding for a
share Of your patronage.
The TRIBUNE bull ling is RAPIDLY
nearing completion, and will probably
be occupied on Saturday, November
2Oth. The exact date will be ammo unced
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Warner, of Jen.
sen, who have spent the summer in
New York City, have returned to their
home, coming south on the CLYDE steam
ship Comanche.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. G Gorge Mason,
of Jacksonville, Friday, October 18th,
a daughter, Harriet Dix. This is the
second grandchild of Mrs. Howell At
water, of Fort Pierce. , III. .
Woman's Missionary Society, of First
Baptist church, will meet at the church
Sunday, 3 p. m. Topic: Mexico, Cen
trial America and Cuba. "A cordial in
vitation is extended.
The Board of County Commissioners
will meet in special session next Wednes-
day to correct the list of qualified voters
for the bonding election provided any
complaints are made thereto.
Mrs. r. E. Brown returned to Fort
Pierce last Friday, after visit of two
months with relatives of Conductor
Brown in Indianapolis; and with her
sisters in Titusville and Miami.
P. Kroegel, of Sebastian; D. E. Aus
tin, of Jensen, and'R. E. Mclaughlin,
of Olney, were in town Monday, attend
ing to their duties on the board of county
commissioners with Commissioners Ed
wards and Hoofnagle.
j. B Scott, of Goshen, N. Y, is now
numbered among The TRIBUNE staff.
Mr.. Scott is not only trst-clasS print
err, but newspaper man as well, and
we expect some splendid assistance
from him, and we trust our people will
make him feel at home.
Mr.. and Mrs C. s. Schuyler and two
daughters, Misses Mabel and Helen,
of Walton were passengers on Monday S
north bodnd Train s4nroute to Jackson
Vile, where they expect to make their
future home Mr.. Schuyler now holds
a position with the Hutchington Audit
ing Company.
Dr.,and Mrs. C. G. Roehr and daugh-
ter, of Pablo, have arrived in Fort
Pierce to reside permanently, They |
will occupy the new McCarty residence
On north Pine ,street~as soon as COM
probably by the first OF next
week. They are now stopping, at
Spring Cottage.
Rev. c. l.. Work, noted Presby-
.erian divine. recently Of Cincinnati,
out now connected with the East FLOR
da Presbytery as evangelical pastor,
will hold services in the Improvement
Club hail next Sunday morning ana
evening. The prospects of IA pastor
for this church is now encouraging
Rev Geo. Marsh's appointments Tor
next Sunday November 7th' Is as lol'
lows: Ankona, 1880 a, M, subject,
..Tbe Kindness of God" Eden 9P'
n., subject. Happy Homes 'en'
zen, ~. m. subject, THE dying hg!P'
liar" The public will find these ser
vices very interesting, and are coro'a''s
invited ~ attend -, ,.
Fort Pierce was visited "Wednesday
,yening by the State Educational You"
nittee, and the Improvement cruz '"''
was well filed to listen to the addresses
pv the speakers, who, on this occas'o w,
we're State School superintendent w.
NJ. Holloway, President W. F. D'aeS
man. of Rollins College; Prof Lyne"'
If the University of Florida, anq Del"
amin Sans, of the Times Union, "n'
the local speakers, Attorney o', nv ~
parker and Superintendent n. M ieue
,or who introduced the speakers. II