The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-07-15
WALTON.

Mrs George Saeger Saylor, Of An
kona, was in town TUESDAY
Miss SAWYER visited Jensen on DUST
ness and pleasure the past week P
Mesdames Harris and Segar ca,'e" VI,
Mrs. J. H. LeTouneau, Eden Mo'''"'
afternoon. ...
Elwvn Thomas, EIdred, is visiting
Lane Jennings for a day or So Nv
came down Tuesday.
Forest Hamon, Ankona, was cai,Hi,EE
on friends Friday morning aftT WHY"
he left for southern points
Service will be held in st, PauI
church on Sunday the llth' al . p '''
Rev. Mr.. Lacey officiating
/ r. Waters and sister, Tomasin''
visited at the hospitabe home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas, Edred, Sunday -,
Miss England. Mrs, Jennings ana
daughter Isabel with Miss sawyer Wei'
calling on Mrs. Garrison, at Jensen
Friday afternoon, making l'' u'P
aboard the Mzpah.
/ E. s, Emerson. of Jacksonville, was
the week end guest of Mr,and Mrs. W
Fl. Harris, arriving Saturday evening
While in town Mr.. Emerson took time
and opportunity to renew former ir'eh"
ships.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. +. Schuyler were
! Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Racey. at Mt. Elizabeth. During the
coming week Mr.. and Mrs, Racey, ana
their son Ralph Racey, will leave Tor
tour through Georgia. also North ana
South Carolina, with the hope that tne
impaired health of the latter may De
greatly improved.
On Saturday W. H. Leonard after
making two unsuccessful attempts 10
reach Fort Pierce. concluded that ne
might perhaps make things go more 10
his pleasure if he changed the course
of events, therefore faced about ana
reached Jensen in good ORDER trans
acted much business and returned to
Walton all before sun down.
CAPTAIN J. H. Andrews left this
region for the north perm portion OF
Florida the Sth. The Captain lowered
his previous good record by not reach
ing EauGallie until the following day.
The former report being IL hours N
the Dixie. Meeting his loyal friends
the Hodgsons, he was prevailed upon to
gain saw his previously asserted mega
tive and remained with them until Mon
day, when leaving the staunch sloop
Dixie in their care, he proceeded on his
Journey to his destination Live. Oak,
where he will enjoy prolonged visit
at the home of his granddaughter Mrs
Fred Cook.
Passed away at Stockton. Md, July
2, 1901. H. Callahan, at the advanced
age of Is years. Mr. Callahan had been
in poor health for a number of months
vet like every death leaves a shock
not easily allayed. A gentlemen of
genial temperament, kind hearted to
degree above the average, he was loved
and respected by a large concourse OF
relatives and friends. A member of
the Baptist persuasion. his labors and
presence will be greatly missed. The
summons came and on July 4th, he was
laid to rest in Betheden cemetery, the
first link to be severed in the long home
life, 81 years of this happy couple, leav-
ing the wife and six children to mourn
fond husband and loving father. The
mother (nee Miss Elizabeth j. Pruitt)
with daughters Mrs. Frank Figgo,
Grunbackville, Va, Mrs. Albert Sharp
lev, Stockton, Nd. Mrs. A. w. Webb,
Girdletree, Md, Mrs. J. T. Waters,
Walton, Fla, and sons, H,W. Callahan.
Pocomoke City. Nd, d. c. Callahan,
Girdletree, Md.