The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-06-02
LOCAL OVERFLOW

W. II. WOODS. OF Napaseo' 0PN'N
Monday in our city.
F. c. Poppell. Of Quay, county tax
assessor, spent Wednesday at the
county seat.
Malcom Moore has resigned his pos
ition in the post Office and accepted one
in Cobb's store.
The residence of Frank Depew, in
Edgartown. is in the hands Of Hays q
Wheeler, painters.
J. G. Carter. Of the FelIsmere Farms
Company. was a guest Of the Atlantic
hotel last Saturday.
Geo. Martin and I. W. Doty, OF Sc
bastian. were business visitor; IN the
county seat last Friday.
People from all America will see
Ponce de Leon land once again upon
the Ancient Clty's shores in 1913.
Material is on the ground for the
erection Of a new home for P. c. Stan
ford, near the depot a; St, Lucie.
Rev. Ira Barnett closed the revival
services here Tuesday evening and re-
turned TO his home in West Palm
Beach.
The Baptist Workers vii! have'a bus.
mess meeting next Wednesday after
noon at the church. All members are
requested to be present.
The Junior auxiliary Of the Episeopa.
church held bazaar yesterday after
noon at the rectory, Quite large
crowd was in attendance.
D. H. Hurst. Of Cairo and Atlanta,
Georgia, arrived in our city Monday and
has accepted position in the ST. Llcle
Drug Store as pharmacist.
E. P. Porcher. J. F. Mitchell and L.
P. Allen. Of Cocoa, representing the
American Fruit Exchange, were bust
ness visitors in our city the first Of the
week.
The local Order OF Moose gave a
dance in the Improvement Club hall
last night at which large number at
tended. Good music was furnished BY
Mathews orchestra and the evening
greatly enjoyed.
The members Of the Cecilian Choral
club will begin next Tuesday evening in
making preparations for the rendering
Of an Old Folks Concert. the latter part
of the month This will be given in
connection with the Mystic Tea. An
nouncement will be made later.
J. 5. Gibson, who has been trusted
employee 10 the store Of PIP. Cobb for
more than two years, left yesterday
for his home in Fort Ogden. and will
later go to the mountains Of North
Carolina where ne will spend the sum.
mer. He expects TO return the first Of
October.
The Sunday school Of the Episcopal
church, together with their friends en-
loved most pleasant day picnicing at
Osceola coach, opposite Walton, Tues
day. Fifty people, occupying four boats
left Cobb's dock at eight thirty, return
ing about dark. Bes dies enjoying num-
erous games throughout the day. and
the picnic timer, many TOOK plunge
in the surf
The Florida Photographic Concern is
contemplating making photo Of all
The automobiles in Fort Pierce, in the
near t1clre. L Is me plan 70 have al.
automobile owners congr=ga-e their
cars in a suitable place. where photo
can be made that kill advertise Fort
Pierce. The tTaEe cars owned in and
4,.1rd the CITY, if properly grouped,
would make splendid picture.
Information vas received in Fort
Pierce Wednesday evening stating that
the Supreme court at Tallahassee has
rendered q decision reversing Judge
Minor :. Jones on the fish law cases,
and holding that the special snti-seining
laws are constitutional. This is the
case in which Judge Jones ordered the
release Of five prisoners on habes cor
pus proceedings, holding the law uncon.
sttutional.
An official of the insane asylum at
Chattahoochee arrived in Fort Pierce
Wednesday, and accompanied John
Dame to that institution. This man
had been an extension laborer, and up.
on the arrival of the train in Fort
Pierce last Thursday night he went in
to the ice factory where it was quite
! o,,idopt that ho uoc insapo uo ,,o,