The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-06-09
WALTON.

foiesI ridlior, AnkOna, surprised the
hearts of several Waltonians, Friday.
Mrs. K. E. Schuyler was ore of the
many that enjoyed tennis on the r. T.
Garrison court, Tuesday afternoon.
Harold Racey, Mt. Elizabeth, came
up just for a little spin, but returned to
his home in the Schuyler & Tiele hup-
mobile at an early hour, Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. C. A. Robinson, of Alta Vista,
Eden, was the dinner guest of Mrs. w.
II. Harris, Thursday, but favored her
numerous Walton friends with short
calls.
Mr.. Ptchford, Jensen. can now be
found behind the counter of the X. E.
Schuyler & Company store, which goes
to say the wants of the people will be
attended to at once.
r. r. Ricou called at Beulah Cottage
Friday to say good bye before leaving
on an extended vacation. Ms. Ricou
will accompany him and the trip will
consume the greater part of June, July
and August.
Mrs. J. H. Andrews is at the present
time quite an invalid, but restoration is
expected on the arrival of her grand
daughter, Mrs. Fred Cook, and her two
sons, John and Edward, who are ex-
pected Saturday. -
Fred Saeger. Ankona, was the "eary
bird" Wednesday morning by arriving
at B 'ulah Cottage before the inmates
had finished breakfast. The surprise
was genuine, as none knew of his return
from his winter vocation.
W. H. Lennard passed both Saturday
and Sunday with relatives in Fellsmere
and Sebastian. He was much interest
ed in the improvements that are now
taking place at Fellsmere and predicts
a successful future for that enterpris-
ing section.
As is his usual custom, R. V. T. Wa
tiers gave his friends surprise by ar
irving in time for the usual Z O'Clock
dinner Monday evening" He is looking
well-as if life and it's problems were
thoroughly solved. Mr.. Waters left on
the morning train Tuesday for northern
points in the transaction of business.
Miss England entertained with $500"
Saturday afternoon. The following la
dies attended: Mrs. E. j. Luce, Mrs.
W. W. Luce, Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Wa
tiers, Mrs. Segar and Miss Waters, of
Walton, Mrs. Miller, Eden. Delicious
peach ice cream was served and the
pleasure of a very successful affair was
brought to close.
A pleasant trio of ladies were making
their many Walton friends happy by
calling and enjoying with them a half
hours converse, Saturday afternoon
Mrs. F. l.. Hemmings, Fort Pierce,
Mrs. w. R. Hardee and Miss Arneld. of
Jensen. Master Clifton Hardee, who
accompanied the party, paused en- tran
sit for quiet little visit with his old
friend, Tomasine Waters.
A jolly party from Walton crossed
the river to Osceola Beach last Sunday
afternoon, where they met others from
Walton. and friends from Ankona. OF
course, the great attraction was the
surf bathing, forgetting that at this
month in the year there turks danger
Gus substance, that by coming In con-
tact with the skin, produces severe ILL
ness and poison that is hard to eradi-
cate, causing great discomfort and the
service of some practitioner to eliminate
while the patient suffers torture in va
rious ways. w. H. Harris. Lane Jen-
nines, of Walton, and G. S. Saylor, of
Ankona, were the victims, and DR.. N.
McClinton, of Jensen, was summoned,
and, as usual, speedily allayed the pain,
but did not pronounce the difficulty in
durable. Several days were consumed
in trying the healing process. All are
now progressing finely and are attend
ING to their usual vacations. But it is
an experience that none care to repeat,
mr. 10 bathe in the surf in the month OF