The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-12-09

e' ii''' has tnem from 81 up.
: % or 8 doses 1866" will cure anv case
Oh Chllls and Fever. Price 25c 20
A. D. Penney spent Monday in Cocoa
r were ne was summoned on legal bust.
Mrs. E. E. Spicer, a winter residen,
OF uomez, was business visitor in onr
city Monday. '' 1T oo'
Miss Ida Jacobs and Miss Ethel TYLER
were pleasure visitors in Cocoa last fri.
day and Saturday.
f. c. Poppell, of Quay, Ed V. Walk.
er' OF Toledo, and E. A. Holt of Wab.
aSso' We're visitors in town Monday.
Rev. j. W. MacNamara, of West
Palm Beach, filled the Baptist pupit
ooth morning and evening last Sunday
A large invoice of cheap picture
frames has just been received at Hills
picture shop. They are beauties for
the price, ''
C.. b. Smith, manager of the indie.
pendent Fish Company, new enter.
prise at Jupiter, was business visitor
IN our city Saturday.
Richmond Crowns, 500; set of teeth
Is. :. White) $40 and $l2. so. P. Chr
Bronnum, expert dentist. Office owe,
Bank of Fort Pierce.
Friday afternoon, December 9th the
members of Alamanda Grove are re-
quested to meet in the Masonic hall at
2:3O to practice drill work.
A. Y. W. Hogg is erecting a second
commodious dwelling adjoining the one
recently completed on Orange avenue
east of the Drawdy store.
7. W. Carroll, representing the Am.
erican Agricultural Chemical Company,
OF Jacksonville, was among the growers
in this section last Friday and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hoskins and two
children, of Weston, w. Va, arrived
in Fort Pierce Wednesday night, and
will spend the season at their winter
home at st. Lucie.
Stanley Kitching, of Stuart; G. A.
Robinson, of Eden; w. l.. Franz, of
Ankona, Edgar Lewis. d. P. Eldred
and w. H. Robinson, of Eldred, were
visitors in Fort Pierce Satulday.
Christmas advertising and President
Taft's message to congress has so
crowded our columns that it has been
necessary to leave out all editorial
matter and much local matter of in
terest
Alamanda Grove, No. 80, Woodmen's
Circle, will hold their regular meeting
Tuesday evening, December 18th at 7:3O
in the Masonic hall. There are candl.
dates to be initiated and all members
are requested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Kreamer have re.
turned to their home on the Indian riv-
err, two miles south of town. They
spent very pleasant four months at
their summer home, Dinemer, near the
mountains, at McMinnville, Tenn.
Rev. Father Gabriel, rector of st.
Joseph's Seminary, of Covington, La,
has arrived in Fort Pierce and will be-
come rector Of the local Catholic church |
for the coming year. Mass will be
celebrated at ga. m. every Sunday, and
at 6 a. m every week day.
Seed Potatoes Grown in Maine under |
our own supervision especially for our
customers. True to variety, are free
from disease. Good Seed and Good
Fertilizer are necessary to make good
crops. We have both. Independent
Fertilizer Company, Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Dukett of Cor
eys, n. Y, who visited Fort Pierce two
winters ago. are again in Gown, and are
to build winter home on
their property in the western part OF
town Tuesday, they purchased one OF
A. Y. w. Hogg's cottages on orange
avenue, which they will occupy untli
their new residence is completed.
At meeting of the Woodmen of the
World held Tuesday evening the annnual
election of officers took place, ana re-
shifted in the following elections: I. !.
Christensen, consul commander; y. n.
Saunders. acknowledgements; A; D.
I .owrv, banker; A. c. Dittmar, CLERK,
W. f. VanLandingham, physician; r.
c, Strange, escort; n. b. Jandreau'
Waterman; H. Benson, sentry
Mr. and Mrs. S. l.. Grove will go TO
St Lucie. Fla, the latter part OF tnls
week to spend the winter. Mrs. Agnes
smart and daughter, Miss Kathryn
viii leave the city Thursday FOR 81
fncie Fla. to spend the winter Mr..
md Mrs, c. S. Smiley will leave the
.ity Monday night for st; Lncle' tla,,
10 snend the winter at their home tnere
CLARK sburg (W. Va.)T Telegram
T Allen Tedder died yesterday, morn n,,
ro December 9Th, at his home IN fort
pi s after an illness of only lew
laws from acute Bright disease. De-
'ides wife and little baby he leaves t,a
!, ,,t tber' mother, two brothers and t 4,
, ,a to mourn his early loss. Inc
,sceased was % years of age. and was
,,arried three years ago to MISS anne
9eIl the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ,n,, o.
! RelI He has been in the employ ~; VI
he D Florida East Coast railroad as t, tra NJ
," and il was while on trip u WI