The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-11-25
WALTON.

w. II. I.ennard was Sunday VISITOR
at the home of his brother, kooer'
Lennard, at Viking.
! Mrs. Alexander Hodgson and dauugh-
, ter, of Eau Gallie, are visiting at MIS-
/ J. II. Andrews for an indefinite period
Mr. and Mrs. c. 3. Clifford, VINO
have been cruising up the river re,
turned Sunday evening, accompanied
! by friends,
+ Mr.. Davis, who has been at the Inn
since its present inception 'elt IH'
/ Titusville MONDAY evening, he SpeaNS
in highest terms Of praise for house
and superior management,
The latest arrival at the Inn was
chronicled on the register as lfoi
Nesting. The Hague, Holland, lie IS
well known by J. J. 1iele, throngh
whose pei suasion Mr., Nesting VIII
spend the winter.
]. K. Waters has been ADDED to the
office force Of the FendiG Realty Co."
at Jacksonville. ana viii see 10 It lna'
all prospective buyers are pioted III
the right direction, he acting rs ch"i
envoy. Something will soon he dolnG
AS he left for Jacksonville Monday
evening
J. T. Waters is displaying beauu-
fully colored eye, the surroundings OF
which came in close conclusion with
stick of Florida pine, 1t is hoped the
much in evidence high coorlng VIII he
on the wane e'er the arrival of Mrs,
Waters, which event is scheduled to
take place in the near future.
T. J. Leonard, Of Viking, was the
guest of his brother, W. II. Lennard
the past week. This is the first visit
of r. J. and he is very much impressed
with Walton and its surroundings. its
many pleasant homes, and the hearty
word of welcome 10 the stranger. All
were pleasing instances. causing a
feeling of satisfaction that "his lines
had been cast in pleasant places.
The japanese luncheon served on
board The Everglades, at Jensen wharf
was participated in BY contingent.
from Walton. Mrs. Garrison, sister of
Col Thompson, is hostess at the pres
ent time and in her gracious manner
does honor to that beautiful floating
house. Tuesday afternoon as twilight
was approaching the fine craft passed
down the river to its present anchor
age, When approaching Walton and
while passing through that hamlet the
boat was brilliantly lighted from stem
to stern with watch lights on the tall
mast of the forecastle. 1t was beau
tful sight and enjoyed by many.
Earth to earth, ashes to ashes
were the solemn words said at the
grave of one of Edens most respected
daughters, when the form of Mrs. j G.
Wey was laid to rest in the grounds of
Alta Vista" consigned to its tender
care in its last sleep. Ever kind and
for those with whom she |
came in contact, endeared her to num-
erous friends. Retiring in disposition,
yet when once the friend always so.
The home is indeed desolate and the |
friends left to mourn her demise will,
as the days go on, miss hergentle pres
ence more and more, fi'aliy realizing |
that she is not to return and seek con-
ISOLATION in the fact that their great !
loss is her eternal gain, Frail in con-
stitution, she sought the invigorating
Dir of Virginia with the hope that she
would return to her friends in her us.
ual health, but not so, and the grim
claimed her as its own. and
Mrs. Wey passes on, leaving her hus.
band and daughter, Mrs. +. G. Nc
Mullen, with a large concourse of
friends, knowing that the past hour
vas hers, and the future that of her
friends. The funeral obseguies were
led at Eden Congregational church,
Mrs. Wey being a CONSTANT and de-
'out member of that denomination.
The service was conducted by Rev. Me-
jombs, of Fort Pierce, pastor of the
Presbyterian Society. Two selections
we're sung, ASLEEP in Jesus and
Nearer my God to Thee favorite
ymns of the deceased. Messrs. E H.
.ennard, f. B. DeMouth, e. J. Le-
'ourneau, c. E. Wolfe bore the casket
0 its long resting place. As the fleet
~ hours of darkness drew near, the