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

His telephone is No ll-2.
Mrs. f. f. Rollins and little Miss
Estele, returned to Fort Pierce Tues
day evening, after visit of SeveraI
months in North Carolina and at Tam
pa.
The new residence for W. Z. Van
Landngham on Pine street is now COM
pleted and will be occupied by the Doc
tor and his family the first OF next
week.
Mrs. ". ]. Tucker who has spent
the past five months with her daughter
Mrs. Anthony. in Pennsylvania ana
New York, returned to Fort Pierce
yesterday.
Mrs. J. r. Harrison and little daugh-
ter. Elizabeth. came last Friday. and
are the guests Of Mrs Lucan Baker for
the present. They will probably spend
the winter here.
c. d. Munson. a former resident or
this county. but lately residing in Fitch
burg. Mass, who is spending the
winter at Eldred, was a visitor in Fort
Pierce, Tuesday.
F. VI. Andrews, of Sewalls Point, has
spent the week in Fort Pierce. trying
out his new race boat recently built by
r. r. GIadwin, which has attracted
large crowds to the river front during
her trials.
John Cariles new meat market VIII
open in the Carlton building as soon as
the big refrigerator arrives, which Is
expected every day, shipment having
been made by Clyde line the first day
of the month.
Mrs. Howell Atwater's school of mu-
sic will give a recital this afternoon at
8 o'clock for the younger members OF
the school, and this evening at s O'Clock
the older members will fill the program.
The public is cordially invited to attend
Eldred, Ankona, Walton, White City,
Eden and Jensen were represented in
Fort Pierce Tuesday afternoon by forty
of their citizens who came to attend
the meeting of the tax payers of the
third school board district to nominate
candidates for road bond trustees.
w. |. Fee returned so quietly last
week from his 5000 mile trip that
scarcely anyone in Fort Pierce knew
that he was again at home. To the dis.
appointment of his friends, he returned
alone. While away he visited various
faces in Illinois and Iowa.
/ The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres.
byterian church was very pleasantly
entertained Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. R. Whyte. Arrange.
ments were practically completed for
the big bazaar and supper to be given
in the Improvement club hall Thanks
giving afternoon and evening
Building operations in Fort Pierce
will be given added enthuiasm before
the first of December by work com.
mencing on two new brick buildings;
one for Faber Brothers, on the corner
of Pine street and Orange avenue, and
the other for W. r. jackson, on Pine
street, opposite t he St. Lucie Drug
store.
The new TRIBUNE building will be
occupied on Saturday, November 9th.
The plasterers are now engaged on the
second floor Of the building and win
complete their work by the 2ytr, !eav.
ing the following week for inside finish
ing. We trust our out OF town patrons
will bear in mind the change Of location
and give US a visit whenin Fovt Pierce.
Do not forget the city caucus 10 be
held in the Council Chamber next Mon
day evening. Let every citizen If the
town attend. Fort Pierce has reached
a stage where she must have the best
city officials that it is possible 70 secure
and it is the duty Of all to attend the
caucus and assist in nominating the
candidates who will be entrusted with
the affairs of the city for the next
year or two.
We call the attention of our readers
to new advertising in this issue. A. 3.
Lowry, the jeweler, tells the people of
this section that he handles many of
the advertised articles that they have
been in the habit of sending away to get.
G. M. Davis & Son, of Palatka, are
bidding for share of the tank patron
age of this section. The Jackson Loan