The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-03-11
LOCAL OVERFLOW

B. J Ford, representing the Clyde
Line, is in this section this week.
| j. Mortimer Smith, of Stuart, and
John J. Britt. of Eldred, were in town
Monday.
Bowman Garlic and Phimon Stewart,
of Titusville are spending few days
in Fort Pierce.
d. f. Austen, Thomas Heller and J.
j. Pitchford. of Jensen. were business
visitors in town Monday.
Mrs. In. Merwin, of Providence RI.
who is spending the winter in Eden.
was in Fort Pierce last Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Jennings. of Walton, and
her sister-in-law. Mrs. w. W. Jennings,
of Harrisburg, Pa. were guests in town
last Friday.
Large quantities of beans, tomatoes.
oranges and pineapple are now going
forward to the market every day from
Fort Pierce.
The Fort Pierce Band will give an
open air concert at their stand near the
post office this friday evening, wealth
er permitting.
County Court has been in session
since Tuesday morning, and several
minor cases have been tried. A large
number of the citizens of the county
have been in atten lance as iuiors and
witnesses
Gen. and Mrs. Dennis F. Collins. of
Elizabeth, n. j.. are guest of Mrs
Collins mother, Mrs. NJ. Klein. Mrs.
Collins has not been here in eight years
and observes extensive Improvements
in Fort Pierce.
The millionaries of the St. Lucie club
crossed bats with the local baseball
team Wednesday afternoon. the game
resulting in a victory for the visitors hv
a score of IA to I. The local did not
feel like dlscouraging great wealth.
The attention of our readers is especi-
ally called to the new ads of p. p. Cobb's
grand millinery and drygo0ds opening:
w. j. Nesbitt'S showing OF String mill
inery, and w. r. JackSon's clearance
sale of dressers and wash stands. Its
the successful man who cakes advantage
of these opportunities.
The Kentucky Military Institute base
ball team was defeated again here last
Saturday afternoon by our boys by a
score of s o. The game was snappy
and enjoyed by large crowd in spite
ot the rain, and now everyone is com
mencing to believe that Fort Pierce has
sure enough ball team. The visiting
team wa entertained at the Fort Pierce
Hotel while here.
We have just received a copy of the
dainty booklet entitled Ideal Results
From Ideal Fertilizers, recently is yued
by the Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co.
of Jacksonville. This is most attrac
tive souvenir of Florida, showing thirty
views of beautiful groves and gardens
throughout the state, and teaches a
great lesson as to the vast possibilities
open to energetic workers of the soil
We are sure that many will avail them.
selves of the kind offer of this enter
prising firm to send copies free on re-
quest.
Our announcement columns contain,
two new announcements this week
both for the office of Representative
in the Legislature-those of Fred Fee
and Claude F. 0imstead, Mr.. Olmstead
has represented this county on two oc-
casiOns, and satisfactorily performed
the duties which he was obligated. to
execute. Mr.. Fee is young man well
known to every voter and is comnefent |
to.make splendid representative. He
is clean and Of moral habits which
would not form any alliance that would
endanger the county's interests. !