The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-10-21
LOCAL OVERFLOW

Refugee 1000 to bean seed for fall
planting just received by P. p. Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Fairbanks. Of
Jensen, were visitors in town Wednes-
day,
Miss Immoree Stanford is now filling
position as recorder in the office Of
County Clerk j. Z. Fultz.
Mrs. X. Z. Brown returned Monday
from her visit of several weeks in Cn-
cinnati and points in Kentucky.
The Jensen Woodmen Circle will hold
their regular meeting every third
Thursday evening in each month.
Mrs. A. Z. Trowell. of Port Orange,
arrived Saturday, and is visiting at the
home of N. J. Trowel and family.
Usual services in the Methodist church
next Sunday by the pastor, Rev. j. 5.
Chapman, to which the public is cordial
~ invited
Harry Sample; manager of the In
dian River & Lake Worth Company'S
ice factory at Eau Gallie,was business
visitor in town yesterday.
c. Young and family Of haywood.
West Virginia, arrived last Saturday,
and will become permanent residents
of White City, where they own consid-
cradle property.
Died, at White City, Saturday, Octo-
Der 18th, Lewis Stevens, aged about As
years. lnterment was made Sunday
afternoon. Deceased leaves a wife and
three children to mourn his death.
All mail and telephone communica-
ton has been cut south Of Fort Pierce
the past week. and is responsible for
the absence of Walton, Stuart, Jensen,
Eden and Eldred news. All the cor
respondence will appear next week.
The Jackson Luce Gladwin Company
have under construction a modern 40
foot automobile speed boat, in which
will be installed a 1890 horsepower
Sterling motor. The estimated speed
will be between 20 and Is miles an
hour.
Died, at Stuart, Monday morning.
Mrs. Katherine S. Dunscombe. Inter-
ment was made in All Saints cemetery,
Waveland, Tuesday, Rev. Vincent c.
Lacey, officiating. Deceased leaves
husband, son and daughter to mourn her
death.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Racey and son,
Harold Racey. who have spent the
summer in Asheville, N. c., arrived in
Fort Pierce yesterday morning, going
on down to their home in Jensen by
hack, on account of the trains not
operating south of Fort Pierce.
The launches Rose and Martheda, in
charge of Capts. Harry Summerlin and
Perry Saunders, left yesterday, taking
parties to West Palm Beach, who have
been storm bound in Fort Pierce for
several days. They also expect to bring
parties from West Palm Beach today.
A letter from Mrs Howell Atwater,
first assistant teacher in music at Co.
lumbia University. Lake City, states
that she misses the bracing salt atmos-
phere of Fort Pierce, and will be glad
to return here at the close of school
next summer.
Every business man and property
owner in Fort Pierce should attend the
meeting of the Board of Trade called
by President Penney to meet in the
Court House next Monday evening.
At the last meeting only four were
present, caused, undoubtedly by bad
weather: but nothing should keep any
one interested in the development of
/ our city from being present at the next
meeting. Remember, Monday evening.
in the Court House, at o'clock.
Our mailing clerk has completed, the
past week. the sending out of bills to
all subscribers who are not paid in ad-
vance as the postal laws require. These
accounts are small to each subscriber,
and are too often laid aside; but in the
aggregate they amount to an immense
sum to us, and we are often seriously
crippled by their non-payment. We
trust every subscriber will make prompt
remittance of the amount due, and in
the future watch your name and date
slip, and remit without waiting receipt
of bill.