The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-03-04
LOCAL OVERFLOW

visitor in town Monday.
The adjourned term Of the County
Court will meet next Tuesday.
W. H. Barker and family. Viking,
we're shopping in our city Tuesday.
DR.. L. g. Utley, Of Titusyile, was a
professional visitor here last Friday
Miss Reba LeToJrneau, Of Eden, was
a guest Of the Fort Pierce hotel Sunday
A K. Mosier and b. 2. Pitchford,
of Jensen, were in our city Monday on
bJ8Iness.
Mrs. /. ". Abdill and Mrs. f. +.
Ankeney, Of Eldred, were shopping in
our city Monday.
I The Board Of County Commissioners
and the County School Board will be in
session next Monday.
Don miss the base ball game to-
morrow afternoon. 1t will be the best
game Of the season.
The first services in the new Catholic
church last Sunday, were well attended
by the citizens Of Fort Pierce.
Material is on the ground for the
erection Of a new cottage for W. r..
Cassaday on his lot near w. }. CroganS'
Lucien Raulerson left Sunday for
Jacksonville and Madison in the inter-
ests Of the East Coast Cattle Company.
AIamandar Grove, No. 80, Wood
mans Circle, will hold their regular
meeting in the Masonic hall, March
Sth.
John 2. Saunders left Sunday for
New York, after visit Of three weeks
here with his parents, Capt. and Mrs.
George Saunders.
Mrs. J. II. Pope returned Sunday
afternoon from st. Augustine, where
she underwent an operation and special
treatment at the Railroad hospital.
Mrs. Minor S. Jones, Jr., Of Quay,
was the guest of friends in town last
Friday and attended the presentation
of Richards & Pringles Ministries.
Miss Ethel Montsinger left Friday
for Miami, after visit of week here.
Miss Montsinger has accepted a posi-
ton with the law firm of Price and
Rand.
Isaac Post and Andrew and Matthew
Edminston, of the Kentucky Military
Institute, at Eau Galie, spent the week
end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Post, at st. Luce.
Mr.. J. T. Hurst, G. w. Thomas and
wife, of st. Paul, are registered at the
StetsOn Hotel this week. Messers.
Hurst and Thomas are large owners in
the st. Lucie Land and Timber Com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Howes, Jr., Of
Oak Hill, spent several days in this
section, the guests of friends. Mr..
Howes is representing the Wilson x
Toomer Fertilizer Company, of Jack
sonville.
All the members of the Fort Pierce
Ball team and all interested are request
ed to meet at the Office of DR.. Van
Landingham this friday evening to
elect officers and complete arrangements
for the coming season.
Judge H. II. Tye left Saturday for
Williamsburg, Kentucky. Mr.. Tye is
son-in-law of Capt. and Mrs. W. j.
Tucker and has been here as their guest
for the past two months. Mrs. Tye
and son will remain here for some time
yet.
Louis Fletcher returned to his home
in Jacksonville Monday night. Mr..
Fletcher while here has been in the
employ of the East Coast Lumber and
Supply Company as book-keeper and
is succeeded by Howard Saunders of
this city.
Mrs. and Mrs. j. l.. Wertz and Mrs.
Varderhorf who have been spending the
astmonth at the Fort Pierce Hotel
will leave this morning for their home
in Newark N. J. Marcus Wertz, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wertz left last night
and will join his parents in Jacksonville.
The baseball team of the Kentucky
Military Institute will arrive in Fort
Pierce tomorrow morning, and in the
afternoon will cross bats with the Fort
Pierce team on the local diamond.
This is the best team that visits Fort
Pierce, and a most interesting game
may be expected.
Rev. s. X. Jewell, who was pastor
a Al 4 i A