The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-07-28
LOCAL OVERFLOW

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E. H. Rodgers, of West Palm Beach,
was a guest in this city Wednesday.
Goe. E. Coon, of Jensen, was busl-
ness visitor in Fort Pierce last Sator-
day.
The young folks enjoyed a dance
given by the Improvement CLUB last
night.
The Fee & Stewart Company, are
erecting a new ware house north OF
the barrel factory of Ricou & O'BrIeh'
Capt Conova and George GingrasS'
of Rockledge, were guests IN inns e''y
Wednesday, on their way south WIN q
boat.
A real estate deal of importance took
place Monday, when Frank b. wilson
purchased the home property OF A. H.
Lowry on Pine street.
Be sure to hear General Abe Sawyer
the smallest man in America, at the
Crystal Theatre tonight. Admission
Is cents children Is cents.
Miss Florence Colmer has returned
to Fort Pierce after visit OF several
weeks in Miami with Mrs, l.. c. Bran
ming.
General Abe Sawyer, the smallest
man in America, at the Crystal Theatre
tonight friday. Be sure to hear him.
Admission only rs cents; children 10
cents.
The Woman's Home Mission Society
will hold a business meeting next Tues
day afternoon at the Methodist church.
All members and those interested are
cordially invited,
Rev. J. C. DuBose returned from
West Palm Beach yesterday morning,
where he has been assisting in evangel-
icaI meetings which have been held in
that city the past week.
A. B. Saunders, president of the
Miami Engineering and Construction
Company which is engaged in draining
the Fort Pierce farms, was business
visitor in the city Wednesday. He left
Wednesday evening for Jacksonville.
We understand that the Fort Pierce
Steam Laundry will commence opera
ions in few days. The new ironing
machine having left New York on the
26th. This machine is most complete,
and will superscede hand ironers al
most entirely. -..
A. T. Rose, prominent yacht build
err of West Palm Beach, was guest at
the Atlantic Hotel Wednesday and
He was on his way to
Philadelphia with IS, 600 speed boat,
which he manufactured, and stopp ed
over here to have some minor engine |
troubles attended to.
O. F. Wright who has spent the
past nine months in this section of the
state engaged as drainage engineer at
Fellsmere and Fort Pierce left Wednes-
lay evening for jacksonville. He will
Ne joined by his wife and son about the
It'll, prox,, preparatory to returning
o his former home in Illinois.
Senator Fred M. Hudson and family
will next week move from Miami to
tallahassee, where the Senator will
inter- upon his duties as attorney to
he State Railroad Commission. The
senator wishes it understood that he
: not giving up Miami as his place of
esidence, but simply making a temper
Try change, which does not affect his
business or political interest in this
section. SO.
]. H. Broswell, of the Everett Motor
car company has been in the city the
past few days, coming here to unload
and deliver to owners, three Everett
3O's. The machines were shipped to
this city in Wabash automobile car,
and created much interest among
citizens while being unloaded. The
new owners are, DR.. f. E. Rollins. r. |
Carlton and G. s. Tucker, all of whom
are much pleased with their machines
They are all alike, five passenger, 80
horsepower, with dark blue body and
grey wheels. Who said Fort Pierce
isn't coming to the front in the automo-
bile world.
j. F. Wright, who has been a men,
her of The TRIBUNE staff for the past
six months, will leave next week for
Champaign, ILL.,. where he will become
a student in the University of Illinois,
for a journalistic course. Joe has