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New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
STOCKS OFF; HILL BLAMED
Leading Issues Lose from z to
6lka Points on the Day.
STEEL I'M CENTRE OF STAGE
Little Heed TO Standard Oil Di-
rector's Refutation OF Pessi-
mistic Views.

TIE sharp break n prices n the stock
market yesterday. which carried the lead
fig issues down from 3 TO 81 points, the
last being IN Lehigh Valley. the latest ad-
fition TO the board. vas attributed chiefly
70 The Psssinaistic prophecies Of James J
7Tfl in lis interview given out al ST. Paul
CT Sunday.
The bulls showed no desire TO come TO
.,,s a55 OF the market. IN fact. the pressure
os aouarently long stock for sale was one
~ the factors that aided in the downward
movement. ara, with the exception Of oc-
cssIonaI small rallies. the trend of prices
rs downward throughout the session the
,ioeinS figures being at near the low point
q the day IL most OF the active issues
The greater part OF the trading was in
Tinted States Steel common. Reading and
7T-fou Pacific common more than one
fourth OF the days total transactions being
e. ne first named stock. which closed at
-. ret loss Of sAs points for the day
heading. which was the next most active
stock OF the list, lost ~ points and Union
PaciSc common 81. points, from their clos
- figures on Saturday
q hopeful statement On the business out
1-ols. given out by e 7 Bedford, q oi-
rr-+o- q the Standard on Company and
--ezt5eur Of the Corn Products Refining
s.--par-. had temporary effect II check
;-r -he decline. but liquidation was soon
--sz---7as, tha traders appearing 70 think
.-s- N-. Bedford's view was rot that Of
- entire group 70 which he belongs
IN RS s-s-e-nenc AIr. Bedford said;
n ,z--o- share n rhs pessimisCic views
-sker bv James J. Hin, I believe ws-are
s-onz . have 8 slow hut healthy recovery
tr business. With 8 gradual strengthening
sr confidence
IS 4 mater Of fact the foundation for
g besl-rv recovery from the recent loss Of
.,o-@6ence and business depression has al
-szEv reen LAID Business IS going TO be
,-qrducted along sound and conservative
!r-ee. and n spring CT next year there Is
every reason TO believe that conditions vii
have shown Z material Improvement from
7re present level
-oz- business is Ia-gs and the outlook
--o~-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
GERMAN BANK SUSPEEDS
Vereinsbank Of Frankfort-on-the-O Oder
To Be Examined BY Auditors

Frankfort-on-the-Ode Germany, Nov. IS
The Vereinsbank suspended to-day pend
ing an examina ton Of its affairs by an
auditing company. A run Oh the fnstitu-
ton began last Wednesday, since which
tine depositors had withdrawn s6Z5, 800, the
exact amount OF the capital The deposits
totaIled $l,Z500o5.
Il is stated that the bank invested too
heavily in the mortgages Of land com
panies- Il Is probable that the depositors
VIII not lose anything. The Dresdner Bank
has agreed TO assist the Tereinsbank
through its difficulties.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Nov 2s-Ths offerings az the VOL
auction sales TO-DAY amounted 20 2.4.lS balsS
Competition was strong between home and con
tiuerraI cpe-arors- Fine TnertroS were raInC-
dearer. and c-Ossbrsds were nrrn ard IN sellers
favor. Cape of Good Hope and Natal were
bought IN freely owing TO the high limits the
sales follow: New South Wales, 2.soo oaIsss
secured Is 4dQ1r 10d. greasy, 4l3dG1s 2lsd-
Queensland ; 100 bales secured Is IDOLS 10 al.
c-eaev S1sd41s 2Iad Victoria. goo baisss
secured Is 1c02s Id. greasy, 634dQ1s i.sG-
south Australia. 600 bales greasy. Sd1ls 70
West Australia . 20 bales: secured. Ia 5tzdg
l. gid. greasy Idols. New Zealand. 1.sop
bales; secured. Is 1edGfs 9isd; greasy, 5dqi5 Il
1vaDa ~ Good Hope ana Natal 69 Bales; scourst1-
Is 2dG1s It2d: greasy, SesSisd-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
MAYOR REvokEs APPOINTMENT.

Mayor Gaynor revoked the appointment
Of James Q. Wright, OF No. 22S5 Seventh
avenue as commissioner Of deeds yester-
day. He had been tried on charges sub
nlitred by Frederick ". StelIe, counsel for
the state Excise Department, who accused
him Of certifying 10 forged signatures on 6
petition for the opening OF q saloon TWO
women testified that they had never signed
their names to the paper and one Of them
said her husband, whose name vas on the
petition. had been dead for several years.
The record in the case was sent TO the Dis
Irict Attorney
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
BANK AT BATH, ME-, CLOSED
Unable TO Compete ProftabIy with
Other Financial institutions

Other Financial institutions.
Ea-h. Ne. Nov 2s-Ina5ility 20 compete
T5rch-ably with other financial institutions
If tLe principal reason advanced by State
Bank Examiner William B. Shelton. for the
dosing today q the Peoples Safe Deposit
and Savings Bank. after a career Of forty
+ra Years The bank. on petition OF Mr
Skel-yu. E-as enjoined by the Supreme
C.--r from paying money and from recefv-
:1g deposits. The court VIII give hear
ir- rssardiug tie hanks future on Deem
te-
TIE bank had Liabilities o. SS7e-i1S, inciUd-
srg deposits OF Soz2.-s6, when the last Of
fcial statement was made II April last
The estimated market value Of the re
sources vas $3.50. Since July :. when the
snnuaI dividend rate vas reduced from 20
G. r=r cent, tle institution has lost about
S35Ca0 withdrawn in the form OF deposits
OF interest.
Bank Examiner SkeBon states tnat the
Integrity ,f President Seth T Snipe, Treas
r7e- oscar c. Rogers and the other Of
Ece-s is n TO way questioned He eE-
pressed the opinion that the oeposIiors
would De paid in fUI eventually
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29

tTr nIR ANn MEAI--FIOur lnactiVe and
7crninejIy unchanged spring patents, So 2Jg
v-inter straig igts. 81 90dS4 ~. winter pat
' % W. 81 eoa7s4 90; spring clears s. 30aS4 30.
xtTs T, I winter 81 504S5 so; extra, No win
Ter 80 35as3 so: Kansas straights 81 1oaS4 50
rnaiSe = T. T. t. fancy. q 25aSl -, BI-cKwIIf:AT T
- - G.tss s. % BAG MEAL Fine white and
aaIIoT5 ST IdaS1 70 coarse. 81 1o1s1 IS FEED
lfi.@ sn5 60 nour do. SIS. red dog, SIS so. city
~ S2SGs2S 10 bulk. so doqS25 sacks. mid
al 55t a., sos $40 $50. red dog $40 hominy chop
sas a. bulk sol 20 sacks. OIL MEAL So so
as36 s,o.s r,-,r.r -,t,b lass ,-a,.,,,. ..
III aud covering the part Of recent sell
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
HIDES ADVANCE IN GERMANY
Leather Manufacturers Say American
Combination Is Shutting Of Supply.

Berlin. Nov e8-The ''TageoIatt's' imam
oisI department. states to-day that the
Frlce O. hides is so high owing 10 heaNy
American buying in German and other
European markets that the German leather
Industry is endangered Il having become
Impossible % figure on regular suPples Al
Former prices.
The paper 6eclar.s trat combination %
American hacking houses Is cUtuns on the
German slsr1rIv 0f South American hides
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Nov. cs.-CATTLE-Receipts. So
GOO; STEADY for best: others slow and weak
beeves. 81 5oet ~ 40, Texas steers ss Is n IS 40
Western. 81 IS q S5 80: stockers and feeders
So 80 G So 80; cows and hetfers. s. 20 q So so:
calves 81 25 q 50 >. HoGS-Rscelpts. $4,000.
more active, &c higher than Saturdays aver
age; light. s6 ToaST IS: mixed SO Is a 81 20;
heavy, Sc 1887 s5; rough. So rs a s6 %: good
10 choice heavy. Sd cog 81 %: pigs. Sc 80 q
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
CLoVERSEEo PRICES.

Toledo. Nov. a-CLovERSEED-Czs N,.
vernber Dsce-ber and March So 771s- AIEIk7
Cash and December, So. TINoTHY-Frfrne
ard November, 81 45.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing 191o-'2T-
FURNISHED By svvartwout & Appea=eiIar. Sc- AZ
Pine srreet-l

Name Maturity Interest yield
Atlantic Coast Line ? (. 19l0JfT..-- IA
Buff Roch & Pitts 49, p c. f919-2T-. ~ "A
Cent or Ga 41s-5 2 G lslO-1I------- On 80
Cent OF y D c. 191O1I- n -.
Chss & Ohio c. 191O-1I- ---..------ > So
Chic * Az 4-41z-5 p {. 1910 10 - 5s A..
Chic x East HI is-5 ? c, l9l0-1I,--- SIS 80
Chic r & Pac 4ls-d {. 19lo-19---- 5is a.
Gin Ham & D 4iz-5 p c, l91O-'2O. .-... ia s's
Del < Hudson "A p {. 1s2@- -...------ "a as
Erie 4-4l--5 D c, 1910 L I.------------ 5ls A.
Hooking Valley t-4aa :, tSl0- IS 81
Hudson & Man 5 . e, 1910 b.
Kan c Ft : & Mem AS . c lSlo-'1S-- % -
Kan City So Ala p c. 1910 10 -.-.---- 81 "a
Iehfzn Val 44ls p c, 1el0-l6. 1890. IA ~
Missouri Pacific ? .. 1910 L. 5ls "a
Mobile & Ohio 80 D c, 1910, Io-.--.-- s-s -
\ y Cent Lines . e. 1910 ----. "a sNs
Norfolk * Western c. 191tCi6.- 4Ss A.
Pennsylvania Sle4 p -, 19lo- . a.
- l. < : r 4-4la-S c. 19t0-iT -. SIS SSs
a, guar \ c & T ? c. 1910 IL. 5Ss 4Ss
Seaboard Afr Lire 4tz-5 p c. 1910 II. 5ia a
southern Ry 3is-+41s G 19lO- IL - "a
Vf-ginian ~ . c 1910 l9--.----..- -
wabash 4I@-5 ? c. 1910 .--.----..-- Ss3 ~
Wheel ( 7. 2 4iz-5 ? - I9lo- .
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
CASH Quotations.

Iron, N, No ISIS 90 Cotton r1iddling. Is. GO
Steel rails. s.....- e 60 Coffee, No Rio. 13
stand cop, Epot. 1851 Sugar. sranulated 4.6o
Tin .-.-..-.-.-- S7.5712 Molasses. Q K. 40
Exchange lead. $50 Beef family. IS
Spelter --..---- $50 Beef hams 25 10
Wheat. No red e5&s TalIow. prinls,-. q.
~Corn, No a.. 5Is4 Pork mess. 5000. 10 %
Oats stand VII, S71a Hogs, DIR, 80 70. 107s
Flour, AIpls. pat 80 Lard, mid West. 10 90
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
y :" q = - ~
NFy YORK PRICES

COTToN-The market had higher open
ing. with March and MAY making new high rec
ords for the season, but realizing was exceed.
ingly heavy at the advance. and prices eaSed or
TO net loss Of 1919 points during the middle
OF the day. From this there was a rally to
nearly the closing figures of Saturday. but offer
iugs Increased buIges and the market weak
ened again. with the close barely steady at
be selling Of late months by the spot interests
who were credited with stopping December no
tees estimated at about 10000 bales and there
was also q good deal Of local selling for re
action. It is anticipated that there viii be fur
Jher large deliveries OF cotton December con-
tract between and January l. and there
were arrivals q New York OF 25.0 bales, IN
cluding II 500 consigned to local firms. pre-
surnably for tender On contract Southern spot
markets yere 1-16c lower TO 5-f6c higher; gen
orally unchanged. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS.

INC Minneapolis e St. Louis railroad
f-oro1anv has issued its report for the wear
ended June 50, 1910 The income account
-cnr,nr,a rns as foIoNs:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
BOSTON cuRR STOCKS.

FURNISHED BY J. Thomas Reinhardt. No y
Broad street New York, and No o. Devon
shire street. Bostcn.)
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
GEN ERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. November 2S. 1910.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Qule the greater part
decline TO sac advance. Tone steady, however,
and operators rot disposed favor the selling
side ewing 10 steadier foreign markets and con-
Iinued uncertainty regarding The situation in
Argentina. The visible showed decrease OF
S34 coo bushels for the week, compared with an
increase OF 1.43o, 0G0 last week and increase
Of 1,7sS. 600 last year. bur the decrease was in
bonded wheat. American stocks IN reality in
creased $50 000 RroorahaII reported worlds ex-
ports for the week al Il. SOS, 900 bushels. COM
pared with Il, 300. coo the previous week and IL
$4,000 last year. a direct BroomhaH cable
from Argentine said that in a district Of 100
miles northeast end northwest from Bahia
Blanca, which IS in southeastern BUenos Ayres,
the wheat crop is practically lost or in q very
the outlook Is rather poor; elsewhere throughout
the wheat belt the outlook is good 10 very good
and the estimate OF the eEportable surplus Is
from g. o0n, 600 70 100, 600 o0o bushels Export
sales: Five loads or Manitoba, No red wheat
here, 955sc, elevator, and 959se, o b, afoat;
No. northern Duluth, 81 1914, b. adoat-
CORN-Was little easier early on lower cables
and reports that the French ministers had re-
during the day a steadier feeling prevailed and
final prices were 5 n sc net lower. The visible
supply showed decrease OF 903. 600 bushels,
compared with increase Of -. 600 the pre-
Cash markets barely steady. q moderate export
demand; sales, Is loads, mostly for forward
shipment; No. corn new, quoted ol1ec, I b.
to arrive OAT-Quiet and without special
feature hut prices generally steady, closing At
unchanged 70 &c net advance. The visible sup
ply showed decrease Of 49, 600 bushels, COM
pared with an increase last week Of $4,000 and
q decrease last year Of 232t GOO Cash cats
steady: standard white. 37l4c: No .. 3sc. Ne.
3, BIC. No. I. 36lec. RYE-Easy; No .. SIC,
T 0 b. New York BARLEY-tasy: mating, 81
&nerican S soe. l'2 ? % Rev TorE: = II canadian.
&c. = Z, New York. for export
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED by W X. Colar & Co No. g. Cedar
street,
tAccried interest to be added
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.

ALABAMA NTRElAI EOOIHffN-N
1910 1909. 1908,
81 5ay ef sav @ Ns1 81 7s5i 81 1895 ss9 Sc 3
CINCINNATI NEW ORLEANS & TEXAS
PACIFIC.
Sd week n Noy. sls4514 SIS 29s So d4s 9Sz 80
CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS & LOUISVILLE.
% ag s INV. n Ny 2i a5sS S5sS "a 15oiss
CENTRAL or GEORGIA.
e week xaq n N2Y s93 500 ss 200 SS sss sss sSs
CHICAGO & ALTON.
~ July i-No1. q. 6i6i.sS5 5,Si6s6z 5'$9i,a72
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE.
5Iv a ef nv n NS7 % s3 So 81 81 Ss5d5 ss7S sS
AnNNEAPoLIs. ST, PAUL & sAULT STE
MARIE
~ 7ily yf iN67 q. a,7zo.3&8 1o395.ssi sss4o2s
SOUTHERN.
q uesr ss q5 + niles niles 29s $, 49, S99 3 5, oso575
July u e 1No a. p o2s $50 e. 7Si 81 20 ssSo2s
RIo GRANDE SOUTHERN.
% v " u Ny 81 go go i53 i3 81 s539Sa 5sssa
TOLEDO. PEORIA 3 WESTERN.
5alT 59 w no e S0 SISS7s % sse6Ss S s5s6s7
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS s WESTERN.
July NOV. 21- 1870, So I,a3S,SSs l,45a,AiZ
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT.
i5 is VI i5v 9 N?z q 5sis s5siss 55 sii2s 5s ss 4s2
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE & CHICAGO.
* end Nov 10 ss5 $50 So. .2o6
July 1-ECv. 10. 612 SIS 69I,652
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
Month ot oct
No. OF miles. 1915 1918 1915
Gross earnings 81 244, 800 81 251257 81. ,205
Exp and taxes S1e.51S 751,1s0 E44.4o3
Yet earnings. SABA s4e4o77 S3ss.752
Gross earnings. s. ,e51 81 o5e s92 So sol. .86T
EXP and taxes. 3,094 o10 2,T93-5S3 2-SS6.l5A
Net earnings. 81, col e41 S1-263, ,3o9 81 o55,215
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON & DAYTON.
Month Of Oct 1910. 1900 Changes
Mileage ....... I,O31 1,036 Dec.
Tot. oper. revs. ss64, ,696 sss5 SIS Dec. SO. .o26
Tot cpsT. exp. SOC, ,3S7 So, $50 Dec G,G02
Tor. net revs. s26s. .7oa s27e 688 Dec S15.e24
Taxes ---.----- 32,1os 70 S3S Inc. 8, ,sS9
oper Income. 1850 SIS, 900 Dec. So. .s14
July / 10 oct. 81
Tot ope- revs Sc AZ. 500 s. 1886 249 Inc s107 40
Tot oper. exp. 2.53o, ,T2T = 436 963 Inc 93.763
Tot net revs. S912.a71 Ssaa. .2s5 Inc. s1a. .6s5
Taxes --------- 1891 103.33S Inc. 1o,o58
oper. income. S79a, $50 S795. So Inc. S3.627
sTtEs@rA CPr-4Tr ..OT-T-rJT-r1N
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
CHICAGO STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Curtis < Sanger. Nc. "a wall
streetl
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29

coupons fnterchangea bic tFegfsteTe8 Ef-ou-
,on. sRsgistered and coupln
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
COBALT STOCKS.

by Warren. Gzowsd 6 Co. No. IS
Broad street
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
PUBLIC Utility SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Williams, McLonnel x Colefnal
30 60 Wall street,
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-12-16
STUART,

Harry Dyer transacted business il
Jacksonville this week.
Miss Lollie Roebuck was visitor il
West Palm Beach this week.
Stanley kitching was a business Wis
itor in Jacksonville last week and this,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Douglas. of Au'
rora, ILL.,. are again domiciled at the
Danforth for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs M. l.. Alexander, of
CINCINNATI, o., have arrived for the
winter. They have leased Mrs Hor-
garth's residence.
u. S. Robertson has sold his planta-
ton on the north fork of the st. Lucie
to Mr.. Basham from Roswell, N. M.
Mr., Basham is a beekeeper and will
have an apiary here.
The East Coast Fish Co. has opened
up again with large gang of fisher
men. Mr. Beanus, Of Melbourne, is in
charge. They are erecting new fish
house and extending the dock and are
doing big business.
The finest lot of Christmas goods
ever shown in Stuart is on display in
the room over Stanley Kitching's store.
In fact, the quality Of the goods shown
cannot be excelled in the large cities.
1t will pay you to look this stock over
before buying your Christmas presents.
Roy Roebuck, who has 80 efficiently
flied the position as salesman in Walter
Mtching's store the past two years.
his accepted a position with tax collec-
TOR II. j. Campbell and moved his fami-
lF to West Palm Beach Wednesday.
& W. Mcpherson has taken Mr.. Roe
bucks place in the store.
The Woodmen of the World have
elected the following officers for next
year: X. H. Bentel. c. c.; DR.. C. E.
Roberts, A. L.; w. l.. Baker. Banker;
j. Pomeroy, Clerk; H. A. Carlisle, Es- |
cort: H. Simpson, Waterman; Charles
l. Beville, Sentry; DR.. w. E. Van.
Landingham, Physician; j. E. Madsen,
Manager
Lumber is arriving for the homes of
several of the parties who recently
purchased farms from the St. Luce
Inlet Farms Co. Mr.. Bassett, from
from Minneapolis. Mimi, is the latest
to buy lot here. Others who have
bought are the Duluth and Superior
clubs Of Minneapolis, who have all of
blocks II and Is and lots /, 5, !, and
of block AZ. and j. l.. Kishpaugh, Of
Michigan, lots l and s. block IL. II
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-12-16
FELLSMERE

r. ". Rya!l i ia charge Of ". G.
B-adtoc: : o:slca sI1ce
J. c. R5zets, Eif= and oaoy. went
60 t9rr Pierce % Saturday.
Mr.. J. ". Naceaecc E=1: . Fo,,
Pierce 20 SaCGrtzy sg=1-Ez -tza--
N=sara- Every ard F4..-5.c1 Esc:
ever 10 " =st F'sric "a III -t-h-
The F=slsn=re Farraa CO. "a :c.. .iz-
z=sC zpcc .asn aA4=C 1t = le5s
eoGr-y-
l. P Edge E=nr u rsc- 5.s.r.e zar-
--E4g ey=asng 70 4penrt -,-ar:ag VIZ
"a family
i D Sa!.t4near WIN 1la c1rcs II
-4'rec,sr4, sa7= aaoJ.- sarDlsc@f -de
--=lE-; tecGc-
Z. c. Coii1, OF aaT Ga.lie- yenr
h9cl4 70 7lsjc Ia fanny 81 ne Sassi-,
DAY ulItn.gac 5raIn-
Mr.. Emery. Superintendent Of ~ 1r<a
will have RnoCer No I CAssing dir
early IN January, 1911
The switch by me new fcsigar te1ot
under the pushing section ansa. St,cks.
by, is completed. Work on the anrth
extention is being pushed.
A giant woods dentist Stump puIlerl
is extracting" the stumps from the
right OF way, preparatory for the exoa-
vators. This machine do" pull stamps.
Mr.. Hardesty, assisted by Messrs
Stewart.-J. W. Matchett, Collin, G.. C.
Rogers and Edge, set the concrete Dill
lars and part of the stills for the big
office on Friday and Saturday of last
week.
Koran Matchett, Of Fort Pierce,
came up with his brother, John. on
the Sunday midnight train, and thew
two, with l.. c. Stewart, Of Sebastian
and Mr.. Noles and son Jessie, of Wa,
basso, constitute Mr.. HardesCy's gang
at excavator camp No. l, in the west
prong of the Sebastian river. This
ramp is part Of W. H. Emery's force. !
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-12-16
Enterprising Advertisers
CONTINUED from page ~

continued from page y
city The Bank of Fort Pierce and the
st. l.ucie County Bank appeal to the
citizens that there is no better Christ
mas gift than bank book showing a
deposit in their savings department.
Last, but not least-The Florida Pho
Geographic Concern calls attention to
their splendid line of art prints and
photographs for Xmas presents, and
what is better for gift to an absent
friend or relative?
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-12-16
A Gard Of Thanks

We wish to extend our heart felt
thanks to all the kind friedds who 30
nobly and kindly rendered all the assis-
lance that loving hands could do in the
last illness and death of our beloved
husband and father, J. Allen Tedder.
WIFE, BABY and Mr.. and MRS. J. 8. BELL.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-12-16
JENSEN

Mrs. c. s. Blocker is visiting rels-
tives in Palatka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shultz are
spending the week in White City.
Jensen's Tonsorial Artist, VIM. Kipp,
was recent visitor to the county seat.
The G. b. Y. C. held their regular
meeting last Saturday, with Mrs. Ire
land as lady of the day.
Walter Stark came up from Miami
last week and enjoyed few days visit
with his parents and sisters.
Mrs. E. G. B. Tyndall passed several
days very pleasantly in Stuart, guest
at the home of A. r. Kruger,
Mr.. George Baker and listers, Misses
Jennie and Joe, from Waveland, spent
last Sunday with Jensen friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacey came down from
Fort Pierce and attended the opening
ball of the Mid-rivers Country Club.
The Blue Diamond Fruit Company
shipped several car loads of oranges,
grapefruit and pineapples the past
week.
Mr.. Harvey Fairbanks went on a
short business trip to Knights Key
Dock in the interests Of r. r. Ricou
and sons.
Claude Cook, route agent for the
Southern Express company spent last
Saturday in town and dned with Mr..
and Mrs. Yelvington
The weekly officers of the Z. w. G. /
are: Officer of the day, Roy Wolfe;
Captain, Maude Oyer; Marshall, Harry
Shutz; Deputy, Anita Ricou; Monitor,
Marion Beardsley.
Charles Segerstrom and wife, and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Harbrecht, met at
the bend in the road last Sunday and
continued on their way to Rio, where
they dined with friends.
Friday last, Mrs. d. E. Austin and
sister, Mrs. Harry Shutz enjoyed a
delightful visit with their friend, Mrs.
A. w. Warner at her home on the
banks of lovely St. Lucie river.
The oil famine that has so seriously
threatened Jensen, was averted when ,
on Sunday last the Rochester tied !
up at the city dock and unloaded sew ,,
eral barrels. This supply was followed
on Monday by car load over Uncle :
Henry route. :
Officers elect of Unity Chapter o. E. 8
s. are as follows: Betty Austin, Worthy :
Matron; Thomas Heller, Worthy Pat :
ron; Kate NJ. Heller, Associate Matron; {
D. E. Austin, Secretary; B. P. Pitch
ford, Treasurer; Marion Tyndall, Con- (
luctress; Betty Segerstrom, Associate
Conductress.
The Mid-Rivers Country club opened (
he seasons festivities with dance at :
he club house last Thursday evening. (
Most of the members with their invited Z
,uests were there and considerable :
Extra life was added by the presence =
# j. K. Williams, formerly of Jensen, 4
now Of Fort PIERCE who brought j
arty of friends from his new home 9
own by boat. =
The afternoon passed peasan ,ly when /,
he Ladies' Auxiliary of All Saints
hurch met at the beautiful home of
Irs. c. H. Racey. Mt. Elizabeth. No
usiness was transacted as the presi-
ent, Mrs. Edgar Harmer, has not yet
eturned from Asheville, N. c., where
he has spent the past few months.
was decided to change the date of
eeting from the first Monday to the
rst Wednesday in each month; the
ext to be held at the home of Mrs. L.
. Ie!vington, January4. As this will
2 business meeting Of Importance it
desired that all the members make a
Jecia. effort TO be present
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-12-16

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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-12-16
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