The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-11-19
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
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rs visitor IN TOWN. ''oy., ~"
r,.,. Bemenderfer, of White City
1, . business visitor in town Monday
~, to Mr.. and Mrs. N; o. Penny
p v",o saturday, November 18th,
be son. -, -,
=. Raptist Workers will meet at the
~ ~ Mrs. R. Z. Minis next Wednes
y, Sp M 49,,
N Saxon, and J. c. Hill, of New
..,oa, were guest here for couple
IAys this week
n, and Mrs. II. S. Thomas and two
.p,en, of Eldred, were visitors in
vrt Pierce Wednesday.
marc will be lay service conducted
9, Andrews church next Sunday
,,inU. to which the public is cor
hly invited.
Tho children will find special delight
mo Mother Goose booth and the doll
I'M at the THANKSGIVING bazaar in
\ Improvement hall.
There is no law against anyone hunt
!, far plank's Chill Tonic. Guaranteed
cure chiIs and fever and malaria.
4 odO. Ask your druggist. g.a
Among the new people wintering with
Ire Mrs. Marine, of Chicago, Ill. +,
a Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Sparks, of
Lnral City, Neb., and j. E. Plako, of
Inherst, Ohio.
4 party of five down river ladies'
mi Monday at Fort Pierce. The
sty included Mrs. Geo, Saeger, Mrs.
IhIl, Mrs. Saylor, Mrs. Booth and
hh McMulen. :,
Lieut.. HughL. Willoughby, who has
aspt the summer at Newport, r. l.,
= At Vinton, N. j., where he has
ssn perfectng his airship, writes that
i en- route to Sewalls Point for the
inter. s.;'s
lnong,those from Fort Pierce who
h attend the Jacksonville carnival
Ut week will be Capt. W. j. Tucker,
n will occupy his position as men,
.of the Governor staff at the uffic-
opening
Frank and Henry Thayer and Sam
)hLsndingham enjoyed a hunting trip
rveral days at the NarrOws. Game
scarce but they managed to bag
X ducks. one rabbit and last but not
u a large snake.
Ne Presbyterian ladies wish to in
kthe public to bazaar to be held
Ihe Improvement Club hall Thanks.
ing afternoon, opening at 2 O'Clock.
Ny fancy and useful articles will be
pale as well as good things to eat.
pe out with your family and spend
PEASANT afternoon, An oyster sup
Twill be served from 8 to 8 o'clock.
ME TRIBUNE will move into its new
Y after the next issue, Friday and
larday, November Goth and 9th, To
stus in getting moved, and, also,
We may enjoy at least a portion
thanksgiving day, we ask our cor.
ondents to send in their cOmmuni-
ans day earlier next week. This
appies to all matter intended:for
ments. s@ ~
many friends in this section of
= Robinson will regret to learn
De was seriously injured in a rail-
wreck near Biwabak, Mimi. last
% The extent of his injuries is
AO0wn, the only information received
coming to Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
In a letter written by a hospital
~a request of Mr.. Robinson, when
'ecoVered consciousness. The letter
- that a companion trainman was
u and Mrs. H, A. Holmes and family,
nave made their home in Fort
" Tor the past year, left Monday
.Ort Drum, where they again ex-
V reside until next summer, Mr.
ues believing that his large cattle
Hts demands his personal atten-
ut'lthat time. Miss Josie Holmes
remain in Fort Pierce, making her
with her sister, Mrs. T. E. Hen
Inc many friends of the family
!. 70 have them leave Fort Pierce,
Tor few months.
The people of the north are look
wards Florida in larger proportion
ssar than formerly is amply proven