The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-07-16

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10 dozen pairs shears worth IL certs
Will sell Tor 30 cents at Vans grocery,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Webster, of Walton
were business visitors in Fort Pierc,
Tuesday.
Stock Owners! We call your atten
ton to our display ad in this issue. s.
Lucie Drug Co.
Have you seen the new bulletin
Stetson College of Liberal Arts? Send
for copy See ad. page 6.
Alex. Halstrom, of Viking, expects
to leave the first of the month for q
visit of several months at his former
home in Sweden.
Miss Nan Alderman is spending a
week on the Hermit Crab, at the inlet
the guest of Mrs. l.. H. O. Siostrom
and W. E. Youngs.
When you eat candy, eat the best.
Whltman's is the best. Fresh shin
ment every week by express. St. Lucie
Drug Co., the Rexal store.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. W. Warner, of Jen-
sen, were passengers on Wednesdays
nOrthbOund train enroute to New York
City, where they will spend the summer
Misses Alma Ehrhart and Ethel
Montslnger spent Sunday at Stuart,
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ehrhart,
who are now managing the Stuart
house.
Mrs. Aston Summerlin and two
daughters, Misses ldell and Minnie Lee,
who have spent two weeks with friends
at Sorrento, returned to Fort Pierce
Sunday evening
Word has just been received in Fort
Pierce of the death of J. S. Cureton,
former resident of Eden, which oc-
cured at Center Hill, Sumter county,
several weeks ago.
Geo. w. Scammell and son, George,
of Orange City, who have spent week
in Fort Pierce, the guests of relatives,
left Tuesday morning for N, W Smyrna,
where they will spend some time.
F. c. B. Hodgdon, of Key West, IA
cousin of s. S. Buell., spent Friday in
Fort Pierce, while enroute TO the
mountains of New Hampshire for the
summer. He will spend week here
on his return in the fall.
So many of our citizens have gone
away to spend the summer that it has
been suggested that those remaining
form a "Stay-at Home Club" or a
Cant Get Away Club" Much amuse-
ment might be afforded by weekly
meetings.
DR.. X. B. Potter, a prominent
physician of West Palm Beach died in
the hospital at Jacksonville, Tuesday,
where he had underwent an operation.
He was a native of Ohio, but had been
a resident of West Palm Beach for more
than twenty years.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Horton, Miss Theda
and Master Howard Horton left Tues
day for Clayton, Ca, where they VIII
spend a month or more enjoying the
air. Their many friends IN
this section hope that the change Will
be all that could be anticipated.
The Stuart juvenile base ball team
met defeat at the hands of the Fort
Pierce juvenile team last Friday on the
ocal diamond by score of 10 to 8. Inc
game was closely contested despite the
fact that it was played between snow
ers.
Count de Malherbe, who has spent
the past six months on his pineapple
plantation at Viking, has gone 10 MS
former home at Foulletorte, Evoh,
Mayenne. France, where he will spehd
months. The TRIBUNE follows
10 keep the Count posted on eYeh's j"
st. Lucie county.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. H. Sheffield, VINO
we're married Tuesday of last week. al
Fort Lauderdale, after spending nearly
, week at Ormond. returned TO fo''
Pierce Monday, and are now occupy
ng the Huffman cottage on orange
avenue Mrs. Sheffield was formerly
Miss Charity Campbell, daughter Vi
Rev William Campbell, OF Fort Lau'
ierdale.
The improvement committee Oh Tue
Rooster Club at meeting held Tues
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