The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-01-07

J. Gebaner, and Stewart Crawford
of Chicago, ILL.,, are interested visitors
to our little city.
Miss Margaret Tyler has returned
from Stuart where she spent severa
days with friends.
Mrs. j. S. Keck. after visit of a
week with Mrs. d. Fairweather. in
New Smyrna, has returned to Fort
Pierce.
The East Coast Fish Co.. H. E. Crooks,
manager, has decided to keep oysters
for home trade, and will receive a
fresh stock each day.
The Misses Lila and Fannie Pyles
returned Sunday from Jacksonville,
where they spent their holiday vacation
with their aunt Mrs. Gould.
The Aid Society, of the First Presby-
terian church will meet next Wednes-
day at half past two at the home of
Mrs. A. X. Wilson on Pine street.
The exterior of the Episcopal church
has been freshened by coat of paint
and presents nice, clean appearance.
The work was done by Scanned e.
Durkee.
The famous "Black Patti" will ap-
pear in the Improvement Club hall
next Friday evening, January l4th.
Tickets on sale Wednesday at the st.
Lucie Drug Company.
Frank b. Goodwin, who has spent
several months with his father, r. l..
Goodwin in Fort Pierce, left, Tuesday,
for DeIand, where he enters Stetson
University for a business course.
The junior League will continue the
study of the Israelites Journey from
the map next Sunday at 3 p. m. at the
Methodist church. 1t is very interesting
and we hope all children will attend.
The TRIBUNE acknowledges receipt
of a Christmas and New Years card
from Count de Malherbe, Mayenne,
France. The card bore a picture of
the Counts magnificent French estate,
and is much appreciated.
COL John Moore was rendered din
ner at the home of his daughter, Mrs. /
ID. II. McCarty, New Years day, the
occasion being in celebration of the
Colone's sixty-eighth birthday, which
occurred the following day.
The children of the Episcopal church
and their mothers will be given social
next Friday, the 14th, in the Improve
ment club hall. Several new games
will be enjoyed and refreshment served
and the young folks will be given jolly
good time.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. F. Seymour. of
Jersey City, N. j., who are cruising in
these waters and who are attracted to
our shores left for Palm Beach Tuesday
but expect to return next week and
spend the balance of the winter season
in Fort Pierce.
The ladies of St. Andrews Guild are
already reparing for bazaar to be
held on Thanksgiving day next. A tea
was given by Mrs. P. c. Bronnum from
2:3O till o'clock, Thursday afternoon,
at which the ladies all bought their
sewing and accomplished good bit of
work for said bazaar, and delightful
social afternoon enjoyed.
The Everglades, the palatial house
boat of Commodore Robert M. Thomp-
son, of New York, arrived in Miami ,
last Friday to await the arrival of her {
owner. Commodore Thompson, who {
was elected to the Office of Commodore
of the Biscayne Bay Yacht Club at its '
last annual meeting, will spend much &
time in Miami this winter, aboard the
Everglades. Miami Metropolis.
A recital was given at the home of
Mrs. Howell Atwater Thursday, De-
cember Goth. by her younger pupils. |
The children all memOrized their pieces t
and played remarkably well. A jar of !
candy was given as prize to Charlotte /
Benson because her playing was best, e
the number of lessons she (
has had. Those who took part were r
Harriet Whyte, Reva Buell., Margaret t
OBrien, Ruby Swain, Rosie Register, il
Minnie Lee and Idell Summerlin and Il
Charlotte Benson. a
The Fort Pierce hotel opened for
business Monday, under the manage
mart xr L. Al T.,Io. MI, mall lpnur, ! 4