The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-01-20
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Mrs. l.. l.. Segar. OF Walton, spent
Tuesday in town.
Harvey Fairbanks. of Jensen, was
business visitor in our city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Braddock, of Sc
bastian, were business visitors in town
Wednesday.
Chas. Bemenderfer, of White City,
was business visitor in Fort Pierce
Wednesday.
Alamanda Grove 80 Woodma Cir
Gle will meet next Tuesday night jan
uary "a. Full attendance requested.
The Presby torian ladies will give a
silver tea at the home of Mrs. H. w.
McCombs, next Wednesday afternoon.
at 2'30.
Mrs. F. M. Tyler will entertain the
st. Andrews Guild with silver tea at
the Fort Pierce Hotel next Thursday
afternoon from 3 to 5.
Mrs. w. R. Gothard left Tuesday
night for her home in Jacksonville after
spending several weeks in Fort Pierce
and Stuart with relatives.
Write Marx Brothers, Jacksonville.
Fla, for prices on Maine Red Bliss
Triumph and Spalding No Rose Seed
Potatoes; genuine Maine seed.
Palm Beach County the new paper
of West Palm Beach, which was to
have made its appearance o" the sixth,
owing to delay in getting the outfit,
will make its initial appearance on the
18th.
The editor of The TRIBUNE left Mon
day night to attend the annual cOnvO-
cation of the Grand Lodge of Free and
Accepted Masons, which convenes this
week in Jacksonville. He is expected
home tonight.
Fort Pierce Lodge No. 81, F. &. NJ,
is represented at the annual session of
the Grand Lodge in Jacksonville this
week by F. E. Wilson, past master,
David P. Eldred. worshipfu master,
and A. X. Wilson, senior warden.
! Mrs. B. B. Pyles very pleasantly en-
tertained the As.You-Like-It Club last
Friday afternoon from three to five.
The ladies report very pleasant game
of five hundred. followed by DELICIOUS
refreshments, consisting of cream and
cake.
Seed Potatoes Grown in Maine under
our own supervision especially for our
customers. True to variety. are free
from disease. Good Seed and Good
Fertilizer are necessary to make good
crops. We have both. Independent
Fertilizer Company, Jacksonville, Fla.
Next Sunday will be special day for
the Presbyterian church of Fort Pierce
it being the date of a visit by Rev. B.
P. Fullerton, D. d. Services will be
held as usual. Bible School at 10 a. m.
preaching services at II a. m. and 1880
p. m. There will be special music at
both services.
A. A. Demmer, wife and daughter,
Miss Maud, C. F. Demmer, wife and
two sons, of Lorraine, O., arrived Tues !
day night, and intend to locate per-
manently in our city. Mr.. A. A. Dem
mer is a brother-in. law of c. A. Killer,
and already owns considerable real es-
ia tie in our city.
St. Andrews Episcopal church, Rev.
Vincent C. Lacey, priest in charge,
third Sunday after Epiphany Holy
Communion Z a. M; Sunday School 10
a. M; Holy Communion and sermon II /
a. m.; evening song and sermon 1880
p. M; Junior auxiliary at rectory Fri
day, 9th, at 8 o'clock.
The Cecilan Club will meet in con-
junction with the sight-reading class.
on Monday night next week, instead of /
on Tuesday night as usual. The meet
ing will be held at the home of Rev.
McCombs. This is on account of the
first entertainment of the Lyceum
course, which has the hall on Tuesday
night.
Invitations are out for Box Party
ty be at the home of Mayor and Mrs.
Whyte on Pine Street tonight. Each
Lady is to bring box which will not
be auctioned off hut sold for SOC. This
will be given under the auspices of the
Epworlh League and good time as
sured all attending.
Don't fail to hear Sidney Landon, the
great character artist, who will appear
in the Improvement club hall, Tuesday
evening, January oath. He will be the
first of the Lyceum attractions. If you
do not have tickets for the Lyceum
course, you should secure one while
they can be had at the low price.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ, Stevens and
three daughters, Isabel, Gladys and
Emmaline, have returned from their
visit in St. Augustine with their daugh-
ter. Henrietta, who is a nurse in the
railway hospital. The trip was made
in the launch St. Paul. They were ac-
companied on the return by Mr.. Gull,
of Jacksonville, in the launch Isabelle,
which later left for Palm Beach.
William II. Whitney, representing