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

. 20, or = doses 1865" will cure anv ~.
'l Ch'IIS and Fever. Price 25c wy 80;
c, Ior expert dental work 20 to Dr. 7
Ghr Bronnum. Office over y Ra pi, !
Fort Pierce. '' D"''N {
baptist Workers will meet with Mr.,
noon. N'"oS "'1ei
All the leading brands Of CIGAR.
smoking and chewing tobaccoes an
cigarettes at City Market.
Lucien Henderson left sundov for
business trip to Jasper in the intcrest
Oh the East Coast Cattle Co.
Fresh dressed fish, delivered any
where IN town at any time: all ynrietie
afforded by the fish market. Send vou,
order to City Market. '''
L. D. Tucker and A. L. Lane arrive,
mere Tuesday from Stuart, and Ire 20
pairing Mr. fuckers automobile which
broke down at Clifford last week.
+. T. Fripp returned to Fort pierc,
Monday from Hagerstown, Nd. where
ne has spent the summer, and will re-.
main here until next spring in the in.
terests of A. Cancelmo, of Philadelphia
Sacramento service at the Methodist
church next Sunday morning: Union
Gospel Temperance service, in the
Improvement club hall, Sunday even.
ing; other usual services in Methodist
church Throughout. the day.
The Baptist Sunday school celebrates
it annual Rally Day Sunday, beginning
at 9:45. Besides special programme
by local talent, an interesting address
will be delivered by Mr.. A. o. Frink of
Eau Gall e. Every one is cordially in
vited to attend.
Mrs. r. N. Koblegard and two sons,
Ruhl and Rupert, arrived Saturday
night from Weston, w. Va, and will
spend the winter at their winter home
at st. Lucie, which Mr.. Koblegard,
who has been here two weeks, has pre-
pared for their coming.
The local lodge of Woodmen of the
World unveiled the monument erected
to the memory of Mr.. Henry I. Klopp,
in the cemetery, Sunday afternoon.
Although weather conditions were I'M
favorable, the ranks were well filled,
and the beautiful service of the Wood
men was most impressively rendered.
All who have engaged Lvceum tickets
and have not yet reserved their seats
may do so at any time at the office of
Dittmar & McCariy. You can still
buy tickets to the five high class Ly-
;eum attractions at rate of 40 cents a
seat. After the first performance in
December the rate will be raised to 81.
Mrs. w. j. Nesbitt's Eat home" last !
Wednesday afternoon, took place on an !
of her birth, and to COM
nemOrate the occasion she entertained,
he Jensen and Fort Pierce Chapters Of
he Eastern Star, in addition to other,
friends. A most enjoyable afternoon
vas spent, and was followed by re-
reshment spread for which the hostess
las an enviable reputation.
The TRIBUNE editor and family spent .
sunday in l'itusville, where they went
o spend day with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
wilson and T.. j. Stewart, who will
cave next week for Crawfordville, Ga,
where they have bought the Democrat
advocate, and will engage in the pub
shing of that newspaper with its next
,sue. Their friends in this section,
lille regretting to see them leave Flor
Ia, wish them every success IN their
ew undertaking.
St. Andrews Episcopal church, Rev.
'incent G. Lacey, priest-in' charge,
It'll Sunday after Trinity, III Octave Of
4 Saints; Holy Communion, Z a. M;
unda, school, 10 am, Holy Commun-,
N and Sermon, II a. M; Evening
rayer by ayreader, 1880 y. m. Even.
10 PRAYER and sermon az All Saints,
3. 80. Evening prayer and
armonat Stuart at s. Litany and con-
rmation class Wednesday, 1880. Con-
rma,on class Thursday, 3 Z. M; Jun
n Auxiliary at Rectory, Friday, the
I'm. al ) O CLOCK,
L. 3. Phillips, of st. Lucie returned
-onday from an European trip OF Iour,
ontGs. during which time he attended
!. Passion Play at Oberammagua'
is tour extended from Italy. through
/ the counties of EHrope 70 the zee
ad mountain regions OF the NORTH,
hen asked what he had learned, Mr.;
billins rcpied: II have learned that
merica is the best country IN me
ord. Florida the best state, and FORT
ierce and st. Lucie the best towns,
p Phillips will spend the winter at ,
Lncie and will be at home to his
lends at the Hermit Crab bungalow
Titusyile came near having two fatal
cidents the last days of last week.
avor B. r. Wilson narrowly escap-
death last Friday afternoon IN cross
O the railroad track, when his horse
Game frightened and backed the
GOV in which the Mayor was riding IN
'sS' Of a moving train. His life was
we'd only by his presence OF mind IN
abbing rod on the engine and hang .
. TO it until the train came to a stop
oftarnoon State Attorney I