The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-08-20
WALTON.

James Russell Waters HI'lled '"'
county seat on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. }. G. WcN Of fdrh'
were in town Tuesday
Miss Barbara Miller Of Eden, was a
week end visitor of friends N 'l'' Guy
quite recently.
Messry jackson and ChrisIey were
making some much needed repairs III
Roulah cottage fhe first OF the wees
Mrs. Edgar Lewis and daurhjor
Miss Edna, Of EIdred were, m ajI,
carriage calls ON several irehdS i'"'''
day afternoon.
Mr.. LcTourneau of Eden, was sun
day dinner guest at Lulu PmerN' alSo
entered into the enjoyment OF TWO UIP'
to the beach in one day,
Mrs. Abdin, of Eldred, and Miss
McMeckin. Of Ankona, were carry
callers on Monday morning, Never
the less very welcome ones.
II is expected that Mrs, X. f.
SCHUYLER will he at linwood at the
close of the week. Mr. Schuyler has
resumed CONTROL of his business nav
ing nearly recovered from his late ac-
cident.
The Lincoln coin in value one cent,
has made its appearance IN walton anu
for plainness will take the first prize
Just at present it is quite gratifying, |"
say YOU have one, but soon the novelty
will wear away and the "centure ne
come a back number.
A slight innovation in the meeting
of the Walton Country CLUB 0ccufej
last week, when Miss England invited
its members to spend Thursday after.
noon at her home. A well arranged
porch party was the ont come, the
hours were very pleasant ones and
filed with perfect enjoyment 800 was
PLAYED with gusto, Miss Sawyer taking
the souvenir of the occasion. Light
refreshments were served.
Friday afternoon Mrs Sawyer and
daughter visited Jensen. Upon reach
ing the business center both ladies felt
something as imagination depicts klp
Van Wrinkle on his return to his native
heath after his tremendous slnmber, IN
the great improvements that have
taken place in a few short months.
The slightly structure that now adornS
the ground where once stood the double
store occupied as dry goods and gro
ceries, is most beautiful and sub
stantial, high ceiling block, containing
on first or ground floor, five places Of
business beside a stairway leading to
upper floors. Said floor to be utilized
as offices, rooms conducted by secret
orders, and small firms. The first door
fronting on Main street is occupied by
The st. Lucie County Bank and where
is found the genial cashier j. X. Will
liams. The next door gives entrance
to spacious stair case to floors above,
and adjoining this is found James Neal
with full line of general merchandise.
On the corner with frontage on Main
and Railroad streets. Mr.. Arnett has
well selected stock of drugs and medi
cines with the usual novelties found in
store of that kind, not failing to omit
the delight of old and young "a fine soda
fountain. Mr.. Arnett, in connection
with his store, but entirely separated
therefrom, does duty as one of Uncle
Sans devotees, and in a well lighted
and neatly kept apartment gives and
takes the mail of every description
that is offered. The office is arranged
with all modern equipment, also lock .
boxes and drawers, making the arrange
ment most satisfactory to those most
concerned. The postofice as well as
store adjoining front on Railroad ave,
the latter cOmmodious and clean meat .
market, and whose interests belong to
j. G.. Stenhauser. The building has
latest devices for light and for fighting
fire should it prove necessary. The .
owner and builder of this business
block, r. K. Ricou, is to be congratulate
ted on the stability with which he has
builded and added to the attractiVcness
of his home town.