The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-05-19
LOCAL OVERFLOW

X. Herman Bentel OF stuart, ana =
Schultz, of Gomez, were among the Wis
Iitors in town Wednesday.
Two more cars Of Dade county rock
arrived yesterday and will be placed on
Palmetto avenue, west Of the railroad
Mrs. J. B. Long and children depart
ed Tuesday morning for a visit with
friends and relatives in Jacksonville.
The "As-You-Like-lt" club will be
entertained tomorrow Saturday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. a, Y. W..
Hogg, on Pine street.
The many friends in St. Lucie county
will be pleased to learn that Mrs Ben
jamin Hogg is convalescing from her
serious illness of the past three weeks,
and will soon be entirely recovered,
The Baptist Workers will meet next
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. r. Harrison, on Palmetto avenue.
All members and those interested are
cordially invited to be present.
At the meeting of the Grand Chapter
Of Florida, Order of the Eastern Star
held in Jacksonville, last week, Mrs a.
NJ. Sample, Of Fort Pierce, was APP
pointed to the position of Grand Martha.
The Dade Lumber Company Fort
Lauderdale, is now prepared to supply
you with anything for your house, hav-
ing received car doors. sash, paints,
cement, lime and plaster, also com
plete stock of lumber, shingles and
lath. 45.4
Mrs. p. H. Hendrix. who spent the
winter with her parents, Dr.. and Mrs.
N. McClinton, in Jensen, left last week
to join her husband in Medford, Oregon,
where Mr.. Hendrix has accepted the
position of manager of the Eagle Phar-
macy.
Mrs. E. E. Rollins and little daughter,
Estelle, left Tuesday for Savannah, Ga.
where, Wednesday evening. they were
present at the graduating exercises of
a class in the Savannah Hospital for
nurses, of which Mrs. Hanford was a
member.
A rumor is current, but not verified, |
that X. B. Raulerson of the East Coast .
Cattle Company, has purchased the en-
ire stock of cattle owned by the Mann
brothers, in Osceoa, st. Lucie and
8revard counties, consisting of about
800, 900 head.
The parents of Mr.. Cobb, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. R. Watts, and their guest, Miss
Atwell, who have spent the winter in
Fort Pierce, expect to leave for their
lOme at Cazenovia, N. Y, next Tues
lay. Their many friends here regret
O have them leave, but trust they will
eturn early next fall.
Cement sidewalks have been laid this
'eek in front of the residences of Mr..
nd Mrs, j. R. Watts and w. l.. Keef-
r and the studio Of the Florida Photo
raphic Concern, on Pine street. Next
'eek walks will be placed in front of
he Baptist church, on Palmetto avenue
nd the residence of A. Y. w. Hogg,
n Pine Street.
Recent shipments of picture frame
louldings received direct from the
factories by Hills frame shop
lake their stock unquestionably the
Irgest on the coast south of Jackson
lille. They now have in stock upwards
eleven thousand feet of elegant [
raining materials, ranging in price ,
'om 10 cents to rs cents per foot.
Fort Pierce has experienced the most {
nusual weather the past week. A
rzzllng rain fell almost continuously
'om Sunday morning until Thursday !
ght, which closely resembled the fall q
lulnoxal storm, except for the alb G
nee of high winds. While it will be >,
immense value to the pineapple and
trus crops, it has been most disagree. p
Die. I
The annual congregational meeting
the Presbyterian church was held
the home of Rev. and Mrs. McCombs
ednesday evening. A call was ex. p
nded Mr. McCombs for another year; +
officers of the church and SUNDAY ; :
hool were reelected, and two add Il
onal offices were created-Lesie Dan. il
S being elected assistant superinten. n
ndent of the Sunday School, and Mrs. a,
cCombs assistant church organist. Al
The Florida East Coast Realty Com. P
ny has completed the clearing of the ~
mt of way for the canal system on r