The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-03-26
EDEN.

Mrs. S. F. Webb was the guest of
Mrs. Bailey, at Walton last Tuesday.
The oleander bushes are putting on
their lovely easter dress of pink and
white.
Mrs. DIP. Merwin, of Milford, Conn.,,
made brief visit to this place last
Sunday.
Mrs. E. A. Ireland and Mrs. Lee
Tourneau were calling on Walton friends
last Tuesday.
The pineapple fields at present are a
beautiful sight, and indicate an early
and abundant crop.
E. H. LeTourneau returned last week
from his trip to Savannah looking much
better for the change.
John Richards came up on Sunday
morning and spent several days with
his relatives at this place.
The heavy winds this month have in
terfered seriously with the pleasure of
those who are fond of fishing and launch
riding.
Charles EdasOn and family continue
to enjoy their beautiful launch and
make daily trips, to the beach and fish
ing trips up and down the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. LeTOurneau and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C Fisher made
pleasant trip to the St. Lucie river last
Saturday to the home of H. w. Rich
ards.
The recent heavy rains have revived
hn rrro nd Dc Lou ri
they present green appearance and
really look very well at distance of
quarter of mile.
Mr.. and Mrs. C, A. Robinson, Mrs.
Nuthall, Miss Goggins, w. F. Wolfe
and E. H. LeTOurneau made jolly
launch party from here, who took in
the races at Palm Beach last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Fisher afte- spend
ing week very pleasantly with their
relatives in this place, left on Sunday
for Daytona, where they attended the
races, and will reach their home in BOs-
ton early next week.
Perhaps it does not make any differ
ence if there are four or five fishermen
with seines of enormous length to every
mile of this sound, but the fact remains
that there are no fish to be caught with
hook and line anymore.
The stars have been unusually bright
of late. The air is so clear, last Sun
day night the opposite shore of the
river was plainly to be seen from this
side as late as nine o'clock, which is
bed time for all good Eden people.
Mrs. A. c. Fisher, Mrs. LeTourneau
and Miss LeTOurneau made trip to
Fort Pierce last week with their fast
horse. 1t was charming trip, the
road was good, the rain having packed
the sand and they enjoyed every min
ute of the day.
The Book Exchange was entertained
by Miss Mccormick and Mrs. Webb, at
the home of the last named lady, on
Wednesday afternoon. There was
good attendance. Every lady was
dressed to represent book. They were
all good. Miss Jessie Miller guessed
the largest number and won the prize.
In contest guessing the titles of mag
azines from suggestive sentences Miss
Edith Racy and Mrs. LeTourneau tied,
each guessing eighteen out of twenty.
The prize, fine box of candy was
tied up with lavender ribbon and
piece Of lace. To decide which was en-
titled to the prize, the two ladies were
asked what book the box represented.
Mrs. LeTourneau happened to know
and received the prize, which she kind
" invited all to share. The hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Nuthall and Miss Lee
rourneau, served the guests with dainty
consisting of strawber-
les, ice cream, nut cake and pound
AXE. Mrs. Bailey invited the ladies all
20 meet with her next week at Walton