The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-12-02
JENSEN

Emmett Seery is rapidly recovering
from his illness.
A new piano has recent " been i"S'""'
ed in the home OF l.. ID. Jones
Acacia Lodge No. IT, held "hodgc "
Sorrow last Saturday evening
/, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. llarhrecht were
pleasant callers in Jensen last SUNDAY
evening
Mrs. Martha A. Coon vino has been
quite i'll for some time, Is mueh IN
proved,
. Mrs. f. G. Is. Tyndai cUipyrt a visit
from her parents for the thanksgiving
holiday.
Mrs. c. IL. Munich has returned from
Georgia, where she Was called ny l"S
serious lines OF her aCcc mother,
The young daughters Of Henry King
Irene and Alice, are happy over lht
arrival of a new piano at tnrJr home
: Mr.. and Mrs. Sewal and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Heller were dinner guests
at the home Of Geo. +. Coon last sun
day.
Unity Chapter No. 81 held memoriai
services last Sunday afternoon with
appropriate readings, reritations and
songs
/. Geo. a. Gould and brother from In
dependence Mo-, are among the iatea;
arrivals booking at property with view
: to locating.
Friends will be pleased to learn that
h1L
TO he able to return To his school work
in Gainesville.
Miss Lena Stark is one OF the latest
wanderers 10 return TO her southern
home. having been in Pottsyiile, Pa.
for several months.
Mrs. l.. l.. Yelvington returned from
Jacksonville the early part OF last week
whore she enjoyed a delightful two
weeks visit with friends.
S. s. Goodbread, a steady, hard
working coiored man, had the mis-
fortune to break his arm recently be-
ing struck 10y the pin in the fly wheel
of his engine, when crossing the river
TO work IN the bean fields.
Members Of Unity Chapter, Order of
Eastern Star ars most grateful to Mrs.
w. r. Hardee who has given them
piano for the lodgeroom. Since the
chapter was organized they have felt
the need Of an instrument and Mrs
Hardee 5 gift is very much appreciated
Jensen friends deeply regretted that
business duties made it necessary for
J. X. Williams to reside in Fort Pierce,
but he will always be greeted by CHEEKY
smiles and hearty handclasps on his fire.
guent visits, as when he alighted from
the train last Saturday evening to he |
the guest of Mrs, John Garrison aboard /
the Everglades over Sunday.
Miss Inga Ola Helseth, principal of
the Jensen school and her assistant
Miss Annie Brown returned to their
duties last Sunday evening, having
spent pleasant Thanksgiving holiday
with their parents. Miss Brown going
to Fort Pierce and Mss Heseth to /
Oslo. it being the first visit OF the lat .
ter to her home since school opened.
That our people are not slow to grasp
the golden opportunities was evil
denced by the alarcity in which new
piano were brought into town four ar
irving in one week. whenit was learned +
that Miss Josephine McCIinton, an ae.
musician, was spending the
winter with her parents and would con-
sent to teach limited number of pupils.
VIM. Fredricksen with wife and two
Youngest children, left for trip W tie
beautiful Indian River, expecting to go
as far as Jacksonville, with pleasant
stops at Rockledge, Daytona and other
escorts of interest. Miss Elenora and
Master Cheney accompanied them as
ar as Fort Pierce, returning by train
n time to answer to the roll call when
school opened Monday morning. Mr.. |
Fredricksen has good roomy boat for
.ruising and their friends send good
wishes after them that the trip be one
If pleasure and benefit to the health
# Mrs. Fredricksen and babies.
Thanksgiving day passed very pleas
ntly in"the various homes in Jensen r
many entertaining friends with an old
ime midday dinner. for in the evening
III else gave way to the reception and
anquet given by Unity Chapter, Or
er of Eastern Star, and was consid-
red one of the most delightful, infor-
nal. social events ever given in Jensen.
1t the appointed hour all assembled in
lasonic hall where very interesting
rogram consisting of music and recita
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