The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-02-25
EDEN.

Mrs. ]. G, Wey has been SoJooF"'"S
in White City for over a week
Miss Ruby Goggaus left M[G"e'""H .
for her home in NeWbcrry, - g
Mrs. John Richards has been Ii"''ihg
her relatives here for two weeks
Mrs. j. H. LcTourneau is Slowly iES
recovering from severe "I'a'N W '''''
bago,
MIR. Fl. l.. Phillips Is making In-
provements about his how' pace '"''
week.
Mrs. A. D. Merwiu asked a n3mver
of ladies in last Thursday 'oi q" "''''-
noon at cards.
Mrs H. l.. Phillips has been Suiot-
err with neuralgia for NOR. lhAh Il "''"'
but is now improving.
Miss Jessie Miller, accompanied ny
one of her pupils, Miss DlmIcH, ""itu
in Fort Pierce and Eden last saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. c. A. Robinson rcturn'" rom
jacksonville last week with q severe
cold and has been very i'll eyer SINCE
but under DR.. McCIinton : care Is I'M
proving. -,
Mr.. A. d. Merwin returned to Mil
ford after two weeks spent here very
pleasantly. He made arrangements Tor
various improvements to be made TOMS
cottage before next season.
Spring has come surely. The ,hlcRo-
~ trees are covered with beautliuL new
growth. The lime trees are in bloom
and everything putting on new grown
Let us hope that there will be no more
cold.
On all dental work amounting to not
less than $40. will allow a reduction
of 10 per cent. if contracted for on or
before March Is. Al work frst-cIasS
and guaranteed. DR.. 7. Chr. Bronnum
Expert dentist, Office over bank of Fort
Pierce.
One of the regular events is the race
between the Constitution, of Daytona,
and the Sauna, of Eden, in which the
Sauna has beaten every time, but the
two boats are SO nearly equal in speed
that the Constitution is always ready
to try again.
Not very long ago the County Super
int endent of Schools visited our temple
of learning, much to the pleasure OF
the teacher and pupils. One small CIR
was specially enthusiastic, so her aunt
asked her if the Superintendent made
an address. Being answered in the af,
firmative, she asked: "Well what was
it about" STEALING chalk" she re
piled 1t was long time before the
clew was found, but in his remarks
Mr.. Penney referred to steel crane
and told them all about it and how il
worked, but this particular small CIR
was not interested in machinery, an,
all she remembered was stealing
crayons" (steel cranes.)
Our planters have to lay in an eXtrs
amount of patience in dealing with The
"unbleached English from the BAHIA
mas. They are so thick headed anC
have to be told and re-tod, and then /
brace and bit called into requisition anC
the information conveyed through ;
funnell Last week two Of them wer,
sent to grease a wagon. Having beer
in this country two years, they actually
knew enough to take the nuts OIL tn,
axles, then with stick they grease
the threads and put the nuts back
Then with a rag they carefully wen
over the body of the wagon. Anothe
one was told to throw some orange box
hoops off the end of the dock to soak
He did, and they have not been seel
since, for he failed to tie a string t
them. If any one is hunting troubl,
let him get a Bahamian to unhtch 8
horse. If there is one buckle left fast
ened it would be a wonder. When the,
get through there is enough harnes,
for two horses, and it is IN short piece,
so that mere man or woman neve
can re-assemble the parts, and an eX
pert has to be called in. The womer
are. if anything, worse than the men
and are just like little children. 81
willing and always good natured, it i
shame to get mad at them, bat my
how one does long to wiring the smiling
l.. 4 ~ Al. L.