The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-11-18
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Of everything good to eat.
]. M. Sample made business trir
to Pompano the first of the week,
Joshua Smith, of Gomez, was bust
ness visitor in Fort Pierce Monday.
Leave your orders for Thanksgiving
turkey, celery and cranberries at the
City Market.
G. r. Hall and S. Kitching, of Sebas-
tan, were among the court attendants
in town this week.
Mrs. S.P. VanLandingham left Tues
day for visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Ehrhart, in Stuart.
Miss Amanda Baker and Mrs. A. P.
Edge spent Sunday at Stuart, the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Kickliter.
Miss McClinton, of Jensen. was a
business visitor in Fort Pierce Tuesday.
It is reported that she will soon start
dancing class here.
The portable table gas light-the prac-
teal light. Something new and depend
able. Write or call on A. B. Lowry, or
&c. Halliday. representative.
A. 0. Frink, of Eau Galle, manager
Of the Tropical and Indian River TeIe-
phone lines, was a business visitor in
Fort Pierce the first ofthe week.
Special Sale on music, commencing
Saturday, Nov. 10th, at City Market at
following prices: 25c music and songs,
Is and 10 cents; lOc Mckinley music &c.
Miss Edna Johns, teacher of the
seventh grade in the Fort Pierce High
School, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Sebastian, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. b. Hall.
Mrs. j. X Abbott arrived Wednes.
day and will spend the winter in Fort
Pierce. Mr.. Abbott preceded her here
about two weeks and is lin the employ
Of the Jackson-Luce. G ladwin Co.
Lowry's gas lighting. SYSTEM nstan.
taneous lighting no generating. Your
gas stove run on the same system. Call
Or write A. B. Lowry or E. c. Halliday,
representative. Lowry building.
L. M. Minis, of Springfield, S. c., a
cousin of K. E. Minis and Mrs. W. E. /
VanLandingham, arrived in Fort Pierce
Monday, and is spending the week in
this section enjoying our delightful
climate.
Russell Davis was engaged this week
IN painting the smoke stack of the st.
Lucie Ice factory, which projects ITO
feet into the air. He seemed perfectly
at ease at the great distance, and made
neat job.
Miss Ella c. Stanford returned Friday
from Jacksonville, where she resigned.
her position as instructor in the short
hand department of the Massey bust
ness college, in order to again fill her
position as stenOgraphef to Judge Fee.
Western and Florida meats, fish. gro
ceries, butter, butt crime, skinned hams,
regular hams, picnic hams. Armour's
Star dried beef, better than Beech Nut
SLICED as you want it, Orders taken
mornings and afternoons. Goods de-
lvered promptly. City Market. !
The many friends in this section OF
y M. Barton will deeply regret to hear !
o. his death, which occurred at his
home in Palatka recently. Mr.. Barton l
mas represented Merryday & Co., in 5
this section for the past ten years, and
ne will be greatly missed by his many
friends.
The Everglades, the large and pala-
tai houseboat of Col. c. N. Thompson
Of New York and Jensen, was moored |
It Cobb's dock Tuesday and Wednes- {
Jay. Mrs. Garrison and sons, K. T., 9
'. {. and r. v. Garrison, were the
party on board, Mrs. Garrison having a
lOned the vessel in Charleston, while S
enroute from New York to Jensen.
AN. Hoofnagle returned last Thurs I
lay night from his trip of two months
through California, Oregon and Wash C
ngton. MIR. Hoofnagle reports that a
'0untry to be on a great boom, but pre- Il
acts that big crash will come in a d
ew years, when the great acreage S
low being put in fruit trees throw their l
'fops upon the market. He prefers to n
axe his chances in making living by II
aislng pineapples in st. Lucie county.
union service will be held in the S
hethodist church on Thanksgiving day 0