The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-01-07
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

v Inc famous Pickert Company will az
pear IN the Improvement Club hall ft
week, beginning Monday, Januar
18th. -
Mrs. }. H. LeTourneau, of Ea i.
was the guest of Mrs. H. W. Richard
and Mrs. A. X Wilson, Wednesday an
yesterday.
The contractors hope to have the ne,
court house finished by the 18th of tn
month and with that date in view worI
is being rushed day and night.
The Methodist Church will hold ser
vices every Sunday morning and even
ing, and the Epworth League Sunday
at 7 p. m. Everybody welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Hurst, John A.
Post, Miss May Fleming and Mrs. Will
liam Post, from st. Lucie, spent Satur.
day pleasantly in Fort. Pierce.
Fred Biddle. of Long Branch, N. j.,
solicitor for New York city fish house
and who has interests in Fort Pierce, is
with us, and will undoubtedly spend
the balance of the season here.
A. L. Weaver, a former Fort Pierce
resident, in a letter to The TRIBUNE,
asks to be remembered to his friends
here. He states that he is enjoying
splendid health while taking care of the
sick in The Wilkesbarre pa City
Hospital.
The Black Patti Musical Comedy
company, with Sissieretta Jones, the
original "Black Patti" will appear in
the Improvement Club hall next Fri
day, January l4th for one night only.
Tickets on sale Wednesday at the st.
Lucie Drug Co.
Invitations will be issued next week
to the marriage of Miss Alma Elsie
Ehrhart, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
M. Ehrhart, of Stuart, to Mr.. Samuel
Pierre VanLandingham, which will oc-
cur at the home of the bride, Wednes-
day evening, January Goth.
The "Elopement of Elem that ex-
cellent comedy-drama. presented by
local talent in the Improvement club
hall last week, will appear in the Jen-
sen Town Hall next Monday evening,
January 10th. The people Of the south
end of the county should not fail to be
present.
Miss Blasdell, who has been visitor
to our city for several weeks, as the
guest of Mrs. w. j. Nesbitt, left for
ler duties as associate principal of the
Industrial school at Camp Hill, Ala.
Miss Blasdell was charmed with the
indian River country and was sorry to
cave our delightful climate.
John w. Honaker, editor of the
)wingsville (Ky.) Outlook, who ex-
,ects to arrive here next week to spend
/ month in Fort Pierce, writes, Per
nit me to compliment you on The TRI-
sUNE; it certainly is one of the best
county weeklies have ever seen. You
certainly do the thing well down in
Florida.
R. l.. Goodwin was called to Jackson
onville Tuesday in the interest of the
fruit Exchange. 1t appears that some
If our growers are sending fruit with
,ut mark to determine the owner.
some are also sending ripes marked
and half ripe Xxx, while his neighbor
5 reversing this order. To adopt a
inform mark and straighten affairs is
lr. Goodwin's mission to Jacksonville.
Last Thursday night the charming
ONE of DR.. and Mrs. VanLandingham
,as the scene of happy occasion when
bout thirty-fve of their friends
altered and enjoyed their hospitality.
several hours were thoroughly enjoyed
18th vocal and instrumental music, and
ftel light refreshments were served
he guests returned to their homes well
leased with the evening spent. 1t was
complete surprise to the doctor.
Many personal friends called at the
[otel Ponce de Leon Saturday to pay
,eir respects to Mr.. Henry M. Flag
II and to offer congratulations and
est wishes on the occasion of his
ghtieth birthday. kilograms poured
'om friends near and far all wishing
my happy returns. 1t is gratifying
, know that although so well advanced
years, Mr.. Flagler is enjoying excel
mt health and is as vigorous mentally