The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-09-09
LOCAL OVERFLOW

ness visitor in our city Monday.
Refugee 1000 to bean seed for fall
planting just received by P. P. Cobb
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Luce and son
Marshall are visitors in Palm Beach.
Refugee 1000 to bean seed for fall
planting just received by P. P. Cobb.
Harry Sample, of EauGalie, was a
business visitor in our city Wednesday,.
DR.. C. c. Feigel returned Wednesday
from short business trip to Jackson
vile.
Geo. F. Paddison, of EauGallie, was a
business visitor in our city Wednesday,
returning to his home Thursday.
Miss Esther Ehrhart, of Stuart, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. P. VanLand-
ingham, in Fort Pierce, this week.
Mrs. Eugene Mathers spent the week
end in Eau Gallie, the guest of Mr.. Math-
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Math-
ers.
Miss Maude Harris, who have been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. A. E. Mathers,
for the past month, left Sunday for her
home in Osteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Tylander and two
children returned Friday from Orange
City, where Mrs. Tylander has spent
the past two weeks visiting rela tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brian X. McCarty and
little son, who have spent two months
at Vinton, and other places in Iowa,
returned to their home in Eldred, We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Paxton enter
tanned few special friends at their
home on Pine street, Wednesday even
ing and most pleasant evening was
spent by those present.
Mrs. Daniel T. McCarty and little
daughter, who have spent two months
at Charlotte, N. g., returned to Fort
Pierce Wednesday evening. Mr.. Nc
Carly met them in Jacksonville and ac-
companied them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. K B. Raulerson, WIN
have spent three weeks in Henderson
vile, N. c., are now sojoul ming in
Atlanta. They report very pleasant
time in the mountains, except the ex-
IRENE wet weather of the past week.
Mrs. R. Whyte treated party of
her lady friends to rare treat Tuesday,
by taking them on the river for the day
in commodious pleasure launch. Re-
ports of delicious tree cabbage, clam
chowder, fish, broiled, baked and fried.
and the many other tempting dishes of
the picnic dinner, have reached those
who were unable to attend. A most
pleasant day was spent, and all voted
Mrs. Whyte most pleasant hostess.
William Glinnen, Nassau negro. was
severely and possibly fatally cut by
Mamie johnson, 16-year old negro
girl, to whom he, was to have been
married this week, at her home in the
Lumber company's quarters, Monday
night. They had just returned from
dance, at which the damsel's jealousies
were aroused, and instead of the usual
"kss and makeup she smOte him on
either side of his neck with her trusty
razor, almost decapitating him. DR.. e.
E. Rollins was summoned and sewed
and dressed him, inserting silver coin
to.take the place of a part of his anatomy
which had been lost or swallowed, and
while he is still alive, there is not great
prospect of his recovery. Glinnen has
been in the employ of R. W. Lennard,
at Viking, for more than year, who
speaks highly of him as peaceful and
noffensive man. The dusky damsel
and her sister are being held by Sheriff
Carlton to await the result of Glinnen's
injuries.
Ludwig 0. Mordt. abstractor in the
county clerks Office, has just completed
a most excellent map of St. L'icie coun-
ty, which he has sold to the county
1t IS compiled from U.
5. government surveys, township plats,
ETC., on record in the county clerks Of
fee, and is mounted on Paragon paper,
XII feet. 1t is the purpose of the
to have the map erected
On the walls of the clerks Office, for
use of the citizens of St. Lucie county.
It shows the location of every town and
settlement in the county, the railroad,
county roads, old government surveyed
roads, lakes, ponds, savannas, prairies,
river and creeks; in fact, it is complete
IN every detail. The commissioners will
nave the map Autographed and copies