The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-05-20
WALTON.

II II Bonnet was Sunday guest
of Mrs. Gage at SewallS Point
Miss England is visiting in the S'u''
leaving Walton Tuesday evening
Russell Waters passed a pleasant ia!
with his old conrad, +, r. hel'0''''""
at Eden Sunday, ,.
The Waters brothers WIN I''I
Saeger, of Ankona, were on inc 'S''''
looking for bears Tuesday night.
Rev. Vincent Lacey was entertained
by Miss England Sunday at'eF"oO"
after iservice until the evening """|
when he left for an appointment at
Stuart.
The heavy storm Of wind and ram
prevented Mr.. and Mrs X. r schuyler
from returning from Nt. E'i1a0''h
Sunday evening as is their usual Gus
tom, but necessitated their remaining
until Monday morning.
Rumor says that some 2o'oo' acres
of land lying between the St LUCE
and Indian Rivers, extending from
White City on the north to Rio on the
south. has been sold to syndicate o!
capitalists, who will develope and coio'
nize the same.
Mrs. Everett Webster accompanied
her father, Mr.. Moffitt, to Connecticut
last week, leaving here Friday evening
Mr.. Moffitt has been quite an lnValu
for the past two or three months l..
is hoped the change of climate VIII
prove beneficial in his case.
Mrs. F o. Williams and daughter
Sarah, of jacksonville, Mrs. I. A
Robinson, Mrs. S. F. Webb and daugh-
ter Margaret. were guests of the day
of Mrs. w. H. Harris Thursday. Mrs
Robinson while in town embraced the
opportunity of calling on old friends
taking baby Lucy with her much to
their pleasure.
At the tennis tournament of the Md
River Club Saturday afternoon the In
terest of the occasion centered on the
contest of Ladies Final Doubles,
PLAYED ny Mrs. Racey and Mrs. Gage
with Mrs. Jennings and Mrs. Schuyler
as opponents The day was won by
Mrs. Jennings and Mrs. Schuyler and
each were given the prize beautiful
bar pins.
Mrs. w. w. Luce gave pleasant
reception at the Walton Country Cluh
Friday evening, the guests of honor
being Mr.. and Mrs. Jenney, of Stowe,
Vt. 500 in cards, and dancing were
the leading amusements, while coffee,
ice cream aud delicious cake with
punch was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jenney, father and mother of Mrs.
Luce. will soon be on their way to their
northern home, having passed the
tedious part of winter with their
daughter and family.
Andrew Johnson met with quite an
accident a few days ago when out in
his launch and on the opposite side of
the river. Having occasion to move
the box which covers the propeller
shaft he negligently left the space open
and later on stepped into the hole, HIS
foot was instantly caught by the ma
chine. Being alone it was some time
before he could release it, the shoe
was torn from the foot, which was
badly lacerated. He came to the fish
house as speedily as possible where
assistance was given him by his COM
RAIDS. Dr. McClinton, of Jensen, was
J summoned and the injured member wa,
made as comfortable as possible Al,
first it vas thought portion, if not al.
of the foot would have to he removed
but under the skillful treatment Of the
surgeon such will not be the case. The
young man is to be congratulated that
a number of DAYS suffering and confn.
ment will be the only discomfort, when
he might haye sustained the great loss
nf q foot