The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-11-25
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

chr Bronnum. Office over Bank O
Fort Pierce.
L. M. Minis left Saturday for hi
home in Springfield, 5. c., after spend
inc week with relatives in this city.
The attention of the ladies is Gale,
10 the ad of the Caloric Cooker, on pag,
4 The Fee & Stewart Company handlr
them.
K. B. Raulerson, president Of tn,
Eas. Coast Cattle Company, left Tues
dsy for business trip to the interior
Of The state.
&c. Halliday spent the first of the
week in north St. Lucie and Sout!
Brevard counties in the interests Of the
new Lowry lighting system.
Mrs. NJ +. Goldsmith and son Renjie,
who have spent several months in Ten
nessee, Illinois and Indiana, are ex-
uected to return to Fort Pierce tomor.
row night.
R. w. Lennard returned from Tai
bottom Ga, where he was called on ac.
count of the death of his sister, Mrs.
Annie Ssinson, who died of palagra
after being apparently cured,
Y. L. Clipper, colored, Of Giffor !, is
held in the county Jail awaiting pre-
liminary hearing next Monday for the
cutting of Walter Bobo and son, at
their store at Clifford last week.
Miss Elizabeth Moore, sister of Mes.
danes A. M. Sample and d. T. Nc
Carly, arrived this week from Charlotte
n. c., to be the guest Of her sisters
through the winter.
Mrs. W. B. Chamberlain, of Mime.
spohs, Minn., wife of the city editor of
the Minneapolis Journal, a regular
winter visitor to Fort Pierce and An
kona, has arrived in town for the win.
ter season.
A. B. Lowry installed five of his new
perfected gasolene lights in the Fee &
Stewart Company's store, the past
week, and the brilliancy of the light
adds much to the appearance of the
store, within and without.
Our young people enjoyed a delight
full dance at the Improvement Club hall
last FRIDAY evening. Music was fur.
nshed by Prof. Pomeroy and Mrs.
Mccarty, and delightful refreshments
were served by the management of
the club in the dining room.
DR.. Herbert Gates, of Manatee, and
Civil Engineer BENZ. Thompson, of
Tampa, were visitors in Fort Pierce last |.
saturday and Sunday. These gentle
men drove across the country, and their !
mission here may result in much good
to this section in the not distant future.
Forty of our young people enjoyed a
delightful launch ride and trip to the
ocean beach, last Friday evening, the
guests of the Epworth League. Three
lunches IN charge of Captains Godfrey,
Depew and Jaudon, transported the
party, and all were delighted with the
evenings pleasure.
Aparty composed of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
!. Horton, Mayor and Mrs. r. Whyte,
Judge and Mrs. F. l.. Hemmngs and
NJ and Mrs. B. B. Pyles, left Monday
or hunt of a week in the woods
snlch they are spending between Fort
rum and the Kissimmiee river. Their
trends trust that they will hava good
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
mo their friends were delightfully."- en-
eftained Tuesday afternoon from two
Q i've by Mesdames R, r. Gladwin and
J. M. Sample at the pleasant river
ront home of the latter. Each guest ;
epresented a book, and prize wes
endered the one guessing the grea test :,
umoer correctly, Mrs. w. R. jackson :
s'ng the proud winner. Delicious re-
'eshnents were served and most
'easant afternoon was spent, the hos
'sses being untiring in their efforts to /.
n1ertain. The neat sum Of seven dol 7
~ was realized in the silver offering ;
y E. Shepard, Of Evansville, Ind, t
letter to The TRIBUNE. says: "My {
'te and were visiting in Fort Pierce
september and were so thoroughly =
ppressed with the surrounding condl- :,
oas that we purchased small piece -
an1, and l am now setting portion =
tins out in an orage grove. | will o
s"t'nue to do so, until ! accomplish n
end, which is to become so situated y