The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-08-12
JENSEN

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oegerstrom were shopping in Fort
F'erce Wednesday with their children
Many friends will be pleased to baoy
'he return of P. H. Hendrix, VINO is
staying at present with the McClintors
Mrs Emmitt Seery left on the morn.
ing train Sunday for pointsin the North.
She will be in St. Augustine about two
weeks. ''''' '"o
The population was increased bv one
last Thursday when a bouncing bahv
g'rl was born to Mr., and Mrs. Erick
Schroeder, Of Waveland.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hooks with two sons
Carl and Tinker are cruising up the ri.
vel IN the cabin boat Dolphin They
expect to be gone about two weeks.
Miss Annie Larsen is now Shaving
with Mr.. aud Mrs. c. O. Jannoch, at
Sewalls Point. Her correct dressmak.
ing is being appreciated in this section,
W. R. Hardee has installed an irri-
CATION plant on few acres of his home
place and will be able no doubt to tell
us this winter whether pipes mean mon
ey.
Mrs. l.. H. Toussaint and Mrs. l.. G..
Harbrecht were calling on friends in
Jensen one day last week. Sandy roads
and bugs ojus make our friends almost
strangers.
ID. E. Austin has sold his elegant
house boat the Romer to Mr. Benson of
this place. Mr.. Austin has had many
delightful cruise in her and will hate
to see hergo.
Rev. Vincent Lacey will hold divine
service in the Jensen Town hall next
Sunday afternoon. The first collection
since his series of visits here will be
taken at that time.
We are sorry to report the illness of
one of the pioneers, j. W. Mosier,
who is confined at the home of his daugh.
ter, Mrs. w. R. Hardee. Needless to
say he is having the best of care.
Richard A. Bryson, of Tennessee,
who has been spending the, winter
and spring with his aunt, Mrs,E A.
Ireland, left last week for New Orleans,
going by way of boat from Tampa.
Listening to the old adage about a
rolling stone. Walter Heller and James
Poppell have decided to remain in Flor
ida. Walter will continue to hold his
position with the st. Lucie County
Bank and Mr.. Poppell has accepted a
cashier ship with the Florida East Coast
railway at Miami.
jensen never lags. A new street is
being cleared and shelled in the center
of the town. On top of this it is
reported that Mr.. Neal has bought the
building lot just west of Tyndall Bros.
and formerly owned by G. E. Coon for
the purpose of erecting thereon large
store building and apartment rooms.
In this connection he made a trip to
Dupont Sunday night.
The most holly contested game OF
ball we have played since the reorgani-
cation of our ball team late this spring
was pulled off last Thursday at the
acme diamond, our boys playing against
Stuart. The score was three to two IN
their favor, but they worked hard for
the extra run and deserved it. The
battery for Stuart was Carlyle and
Ric,u. Kelly Hooks twirled to Stein
bauser for the locals during the hrst
half of the game when Hooks was
ruled out by umpire Williams and Henry
Neal finished creditahIy
The ladies' aid society met last Fri
dsv at the home of the president Mrs
X r Ricou. Owing to slight MIS-
understanding in announcing the meet
;,o there was not the full attendance
usually at these gatherings The ladies'
decided it was most too early IN 'he
season to begin active work, 50 busl-
ness was laid aside and most delight
FIJI social afternoon enjoyed. After
nartaking of DELICIOUS refreshments
for which this hostess is noted, the
meeting adjourned till the first Friday
in September when they will assemble
at the home of Mrs. L. l.. felV'ng'oh'