The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-12-30
JENSEN

Mr.. and Mrs. |. E. Whitney are en-
pertaining friends from the north
Miss Sarah Stark came up IRON
Palm Beach to spend Christmas WIN
her parents.
C. H. Munich carried party of pleas
nre seekers to the beach in his launch
last Tuesday.
Rev. Lacey gave very interesting
and helpful discourse at All SAINTS
church on Christmas morning.
Patrons and friends of the st. LUCE
County bank are indebted to that cor
poration for some very neat calendars
Walter Heller and Walter Baker
were two Jensen boys who spent
Christmas day under the home roof
| tree.
Andrew Green, an old resident OF
Jensen, with his family, spent several
days in town, the guests of Mrs u.
Ross.
Mrs. l.. H. Toussaint and Mrs. L. c.
Harbrecht, from st. Lucie'S Hill were
pleasant callers in Jensen the past
week.
A. r. Gold, representing the Clark
Monument Co., of Jacksonville, was a
business visitor in Jensen the past
week,
Mrs. Thomas HELLER went to Fort
Pierce last Wednesday, where she as
sisted in installing the new officers OF
Ruth Chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Wolf came down
from Jacksonville for visit at home
and to spend the holidays with Mr. !
VOLTS parents.
F. w. Kirkland. General Freight |
Agent of the Florida East Coast rail-
way, was recent guest at the home
of l.. L. Yelvington.
Mr.. c. H. Munich entertained par
ty of young people last Wednesday
evening in honor of her neice, Miss
Ellen Goodrich, from Waycross, Ga.
BY no means the least among the
many pleasures of this glad holiday
season were the calls made by Mrs
Sawyer and her daughter, Miss Ethel,
on the old friends in Jensen.
Joe King, former Jensen boy, bur
for some years benedict of Gomez,
has once more decided to cast his lot
among the good people here, having
position in the Jensen Ice
Works. r'%MI
County Commissioner Austin has his
men at work hauling and spreading
lew shell over the road to the south of
ensen, the good work to extend as far
IS All Saints church, thus covering
ONE of the heaviest roads in this Sec
ion.
The next meeting Of the Ladies Aid
,il be held the first Friday of the New
ear at the home of Mrs. Emil Johnson.
I Rio. 1t is hoped all members will be
resent as important business will be
iscussed, and an outline of the years
'ork mapped out.
Ernest Ricou is again home, this time
,e trip being one of pleasure-to plant
IS feet under his fasher's table for the
oliday season. His health is much
approved and he is thoroughly enjoying
IS school work, interspersed by the }
,ual pranks so dear to the hearts of
] college boys, and deemed by them
\ important factor in their scoOl life.
Acacia Lodge, F. & A. M, and Unity
HAPPIER 0 E. S., held joint instala.
on of officers in Masonic hall last
thursday. Mrs. Cross, Visiting
ember from Fort Pierce was present
I'd very kindly officiated as installing :
arshal, Mrs. Bevill, of Fort Pierce,
as also present. Refreshments were
rived and very pleasant evening en-
yed until the whistle of the north
1und train sounded warning to the
sitois, and exchanging goodnight
reetings all departed for their various
ONES. rs
Many absent ones returned to Jensen Z
! Christmas time for the holidays.
" of all times in the year our hearts
eat to the refrain, ''There is no place
ke home,' and our thoughts turn
and our steps lead lovingly to .
e with those who gather round the .
,mily board. where all the dissatisfac.
ions and trials of the past months are
and with one accord we Join
the anthem, Peace on earth: good
,lll to men, and with our hearts
lied with the calm content that such
.orship brings, we go forth into the
lew Year with full courage and hone
nat all will be we'll trusting that the
liver OF all good will deal gently with
ur errors and grant that next wear ali
lay gather together once more with M