The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-05-05
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r. VI. Jones, Of Wabasso, was guest
at the Atlantic hotel Saturday ana
Sudnay.
Messrs. c. l.. Faber and S. L. Faber
left Monday for visit Of three weeks
at Lynn Haven.
Mrs. A. K. Kruger, Of Stuart, spent
Wednesday in our city the guest OF
Mrs. BENZ lIogg.
Mrs. +. G.. McMullen. of Eden, and
Mrs. George Savior, Of AnkOna, were
visitors in Fort Pierce Monday.
AIamanda Grove No. 80 Woodman's
circle will meet next Tuesday afternoon
at 1880. Full attendance is requested.
J. A. Carter, trainmaster OF the
southern division Of the FLORIDA East
Coast railroad, was visitor IN town
Wednesday.
The Superior Meat Market will move
next week into the Carlton building
ItceULIN Nutdttu iSIS'iti'CN ~
rant. east Of the railroad.
Miss Baker, daughter Of Sheriff Geo.
Baker, Of West Palm Beach, spent
Sunday in Fort Pierce the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. J. K. Harrison.
A dance will be given by the Improve.
ment club in the hall this friday
evening, to which the public is invited.
Splendid music will be provided.
Mrs. S. &. VanLandingham and Mrs.
j. II. Pope and three children, left last
Saturday for I1endersOnville, n. C.,
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. w. K. Jackson and daughters
returned last Friday from visit of
several days at West Palm Beach. the
guests of the family of DR.. l.. A. Peek.
b. F.. Hardesty, Of Sebastian, and J.
F. Bell, Of White City, members OF the
county school board, were in town Mon
day attending the session of the board
Geo. q. Currie and Carl Sirkin, con-
nected with Currie Investment Com
pany, of West Palm Beach, were guests
at the Atlantic hotel the first of the
week.
Mrs. H. Salisbury entertained the
Epworth League at her home on Mag.
nolia avenue last evening. A very con-
genial crowd attended and pleasant
evening was spent.
County Commissioners E. A. Holt, of
WabassO Peter Ranlerson, of Tantie,
and ID. r.. Austin, of Jensen, were in
town the first of the week attending to
their duties on the board.
Frank Armstrong, secretary and
treasurer of the Florida East Coast
Realty Company, returned to his home
in Washington Sunday, after visit of
few days at st. Luce and at the Fort
Pierce Farms.
About lhirty-five of the members of
the Presbyterian Sunday School and its
friends enjoyed day Of picnicing at
Mud Creek. six miles south of the city,
last Saturday. The day was an elegant
one for picnic and all who attended
report splendid time.
Subscription bills have been sent to
all subscribers in arrears up to May LIST
and trust "A u will respond promptly. Bills
will be- sent to all falling due during
May before June lst, and we hope ev-
cry subscriber will observe his name
and date slip and remit before receipt
Of bill.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Roy Willis and daugh-
tor Er.ncoc and Mice Emp. Rowoon
sister Of Mrs Willis, left last night for
Baltimore, Philadelphia and Atlantic
City. While in Baltimore Mrs. Willis
will undergo an operation, which it is
hoped will restore her to complete
health Mr. Willis is one of the most
live members of the Fort Pierce Board
of Trade, and the many friends of the
family sincerely hope their return will
be early.
Last Sunday evening occurred the
wedding Of Miss Grace Tucker to Mr..
M. C.Schill. The ceremony, which was
very pretty one was performed at the
home of the brides parents on Cedar
street by the Rev. j. c. Jones of the
Methodist church. The bride has a
large circle of friends in Fort Pierce
who extend their best wishes for her
future happiness. The groom is valued
employee of the Florida East Coast rail.
road. After the ceremony an informal
reception was held and the happy couple
left for st. Augustine for short stay,
after which they will make their home
in New Smyrna.