The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-01-13
EDEN

The service at st. Paul's last Sunday
was very interesting and well attended
The Gammeters expect to leave Jack
sonvile this week for this place Tor al
indefinite stay.
Our gardens are doing better since
the light showers and We hope soon to
have an abundance Of all good garden
sass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Merwin and son
are expected soon. They expect to
camp do light house keeping and have
a good time,
Mrs. F. b. Richards entertained last
Tuesday afternoon. The occasion be-
Ing her birthday. There We're Just a
select few present and a very cosy TEA
party was held.
Mrs. E. A. ireland, was calling on
her Eden friends Monday. Tuesday,
she, with her sister, Miss Arnold. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. h. W. BeSSey
for fine launch trip to Fort Pierce,
F. B. Richards, who has been having
a terrible siege with boils and car
huncles for six months. writes from
Stuart that he thinks he has at last
found remedy for them and is gradu-
ally getting better
John Miller found large amount Of
honey slowed away under the floor and
in the ceiling Of one of the unoccupled
houses on the ridge. He very kindly
allowed all his neighbors to share the
sweets with him. The honey was of
excellent quality
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Robinson went
to Jack sonville last Sunday. Mr.. Rob-
inson went to consult specialists in re-
gard to a cancerous growth in his
mouth. He stood the tri well and the
physicians hold out encouragement but
say it will take year to cure the
trouble.
There is much rejoicing over the
prospect of steam boats on the river.
We are looking forward to many de-
lightful trips. Our river is so beauti-
full but it needs steamers for an added
attraction and if the line is surely es-
tablished there will be plenty of bust
ness for them.
Miss Jessie Miller returned Saturday
night and left for her school at Lam
tana Sunday night. Miss Jessie's Eden
friends are becoming very jealous be-
cause she spends so little time al home
She had splendid visit at Bradentown
and is charmed with her small niece,
Miss Jessie Tucker.
Miss Barbara Miller ard party of
friends came up from Jupiter last SUM-
day in fast motor boat with Capt.
George Saunders, Jr., in command.
The run was made in two hours. The
party returned to Jupiter by the even
ing train and the captain and launch
returned to Sewalls Point.
Mr.. McMullen and party went on a
fishing trip to the inlet last week Sat-
urday. They got such quantities of
fish they decided to sell them. 1t is
pretty fine to 60 on pleasure trips and
catch so many fish, that there is enough
to eat, enough for the cat and chickens
and enough to pay for the gasoene.
The Millers have been losing many
fine hens, nearly every day one was
found with her head off. Traps were
set and many coons and possums were
caught but the chickens continued to
give up their lives. Finally Mr.. Miller
caught an immense owl and he was
proven to be the guilty party for the
depredations have ceased.
Quite delegation of our good peo-
Pile went to the club last Saturday. 1t
is not necessary to say which club for
the Glberts Bar Yacht Club has al
ways been the club and the other or
CARNATIONS are always designated by
their full names. Needless to say all
had good time. There were between
nifty and sixty present, and more
congenial social crowd it would be hard
to find. The day was perfect in every
particular and marks happy milestone
in our lives.
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