The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-12-01
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lhere will be enough for all. Satur.
day, December 9th
w. H. Robinson and son, of EIdrcd
were visitors in our city Monday.
H. G, Stouder and son, of EIdred,
were visitors in our town Wednesday.
Fresh oysters any time on and after
december 18th, W. f. Hinc. city
dock. ., -,
Mrs W. E. VanLandingham and two
sons returned Monday after visit Of =
week with relatives at Minis.
Miss Grace Andrews, of Walton was
a visitor in Fort Pierce the first of the
week, the guest of Mrs. Maud Richards
e. H. Munich, IS. c, Stewart and
John Garrison, of Jensen and W. F.
Wolfe, of Eden, were visitors in Fort
Pierce Tuesday.
Mrs. F. e. McMullen and Mrs, AID.
Merwin and son, of Eden, and Mrs. G.
s. Saylor, of Ankona. spent Monday
In our city shopping with our mer-
chants. - $50
.'... -. .. -
Fred Jones is erecting a small build
ing on one of his fathers lots south of
F. !. Hemmings' law office, which will
be used as bicycle store and repair
ing shop.
Geo. w. Ripple, who with his broth
err and sister have spent the summer
at New Milford, Ohio, writes: "As
We start back for Fort Pierce this week,
we are happy to write we will all en-
joy the Florida sunshine once more
R. A. Hammond, the wealthy
Bostonian who owns the Scorton
Grove at White City, is spenaMga few
weeks on his property, and in company
with his resident. manager. G. Ring
dahl, was.a visitor in Fort Pierce Mon
day. >.,r g.''
A license of $40 must be paid by nom
residents for the privilege of hunting
game in this county. The term non
resident applies to any one not reg
istered voter in the county The
violation of this law is punishable by a,
fine of 500 ard costs.
= Presbyterian services in the Improve
ment club hall next Sunday: Bible
school at 9:45; Morning service al II,
subject: The Holy People, the last
of the course on the "The Holies.'
Evening service at Z O'Clock, subject:
Building the Walls. !" =
The Woman's Home Mission Society
will hold their regular business meet
ing Tuesday Dec. 5, at 2:3O p. M, at
the church This will be the annual
election of officers. All members are
specially urged to be present. All
friends of the Society or church who
are interested in either home or foreign
missions are invited to attend.
The demand for houses in Fort Pierce
was never SO great as at the present
time. A large number of houses
conld be rented for the winter, at least,
at a rental that would prove splendid
investment. Nice coy cottages erect
ed on any desirable lot would lind
ready sale. This is the opportunity
for any one looking for good invest
ment.
The pretty town of Fort Pierce, Fla,'
has been struck all over by the IDEA OF
Improvement. Following close upon
the heels of the supreme court decision
PERMITTING the use OF lt'c f-"''''' ""''
issue of St. Lucie county for roads al"
public buildings come the arrange"
ments for a vote on new bond issue
hv the town of Fort Pierce Tor the Pqr-
nose of installing waterworkS and. '!ec''
tric light plant under municipal con
trol.--Mami Metropolis ..;.. .s.
The former. residents Of TitnSyl1'e'
now living in Fort Pierce and y'r'nI'y
are in receipt of the following announce
ment. "Mr. and Mrs, William war
inn Woodward announce the marr'ase
If their daughter, Ruth, to Mr.. N,a"'
Harold B.. guley, on Wednesday roy o =,
amber the twenty:second, one Thousand :
nine hundred and eleven DeLand' f'or,
;da." The bride has many frlenoS n
this section who trust that she ,'aS
made worthy. selection of-a HE pa''-
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