The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-11-04
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Fresh line OF VanDeman'S candies /
bulk, 4Oc, per pound at City Market.
parke's Java and Mocha, and o,he
leading brands of coffee, at City Mar
ket.
The Baracca-Philathia Union wil
meet this friday evening in the par
lor of the Stetson hotel.
Or own brand of corn beef is. sumo
rior to the imported article. 15c. ne
pound at City Market.
Regular services in the Baptist
church next Sunday morning; unior
meeting in the hall in the evening.
Mrs. W. r. Copeland, Quay, was the
guest of Mrs. H. |. Klopp and Miss
Ella Hawkins a few days the first OF
the week.
The St. Lucie County Bank will open
for business next Monday in the Carl,
ton building. See their announcement
on page Of this issue.
RE. Minis and Mrs. w. E.. Van
Landngham left Wednesday night to
attend the funeral Of their aunt, Mrs,
Minis, at Cocoa Yesterday.
The Woman's Society of the Presby-
terrain church will hold a regular bust.
ness meeting next Wednesday afternoon
at3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. X.
Jackson.
We have just received a carload of
orange and grapefruit wraps. These
are an excellent quality of paper. Also
have plenty of crate nails, and a full
stock of crate material of all kinds.
East Coast Lumber & Supply Co. Tat
The masquerade ball in the Improve.
ment Club hall Halloween evening, was
much enjoyed social event. The man.
agement of the hall served refreshments
consisting of pumpkin pie, ice cream
and cake, and the sum of S25 net was
realized.
Mrs. J. S. Bell and daughter, Miss
Maggie, and son, Harold, and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. Tubbs, who have spent
the past three months at Los Angeles,
CAL, returned to Fort Pierce Monday,
having decided that the Indian River
Is the best country.
The ladies of the w. C. T. u, will
serve lunch in the Improvement Club
dining room to all voters on election
day. They call upon the ladies' of Fort
Pierce. whether members of the organ
isation or not, to plan to spend the day
Of the polls, and assist in the work of
Riding Florida of this blighting curse.
Services will be resumed at Alk Saints
Episcopal Church, Waveland, Sunday I
afternoon, November 6. at $3.50. Rev.
Vincent c. Lacey, priest -in.eharge
Mr.. Lacey has been holding foitnighly
services during the summer months on
Sunday afternoon at Jensen town hail. !
which has been well supported and at
tended.
!. R. Willis, brother of F. II. Willis,
With his wife and children arrived here
Friday from Atlantic City, N. j., and
have rented the Feigel cottage oo South
River street. where they will spend the
winter. Mr.. Willis brought with him
seyen-passenger Packard touring car,
which is one Of the best that has come
to this section.
The Rev. Vincent C. Lacey, mission
ary at Fort Pierce and adjoining towns,
vas the guest of Charles Clifford, of
zero, on Tuesday last. He obtained
permission and arranged to hold service ,
N the school house during the winter !
months. These services will be held on ,
NE last Tuesday of each month, begin
nlng November 20. at 7:3O p. m.
Mrs. Josephine Backus entertained 8
twenty of her young friends last Friday +
evening at her home south of town, (
with "millinery''party. Prizes were !;
ecHered and Ben Jaudon won the prize F,
lor the best trimmed hat, while Jack
won the consolation. Re-
lreshments of cake and punch were .
,efved, after which dancing was in
'u'ged in until late hour. ii
Work has actually begun on the con- 4
semplated Improvement by the Florida |
sast Coast railroad in the local yard
work train is engaged in leveling the ,
round for the new depot; the under n
rush over the entire tract has been !,
w. and information states ! that the :
YORK will not halt until the depot has =
ee! erected, yards tracks bald, coal g
mute removed and new round house i
ullt, and Fort Pierce made the head :
!uarters of the southern division in fact 4
. we'll as name. = u u
!, Mrs. R. E. Minis, of BonaE enture, 7
"a, passed away Tuesday, November \
3, at her home, from short illness )
paralysis. She leaves five daughters Fl
no one son, besides other relatives. to
soar her loss. She Was an aunt Of X. :,
MINIS and Mrs. WE. VanLanding- n
20, Of this place. Deceased was a q,
suve Of Savannah, Ca, having moved If
\ the East Coast of Florida about fif- h
go years ago. She was consistent h
:enoer Of the Christian church. In {,
. .' Gent took place Thursday morning 8;
! COCOA cemetary, where she was laid o.
rest beside her husband, who pro- IN
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