The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-24

lreSn supply or l,O00 to l Refugee
Bean Seed just received at P. P. Cobb s.
c. E. Stewart, of Jacksonville, was
a land prospector in this section We'd.
nesday.
Alamanda Grove, No. so, Woodmen' 8
D., Circle, will meet next Tuesday evening
in the lodge-room.
d. P. Edred and w. l.. Franz of
Eldred and Ankona, were visitors in
our city last Saturday.
Warner 7. Hamm, representing the
W. A. Merryday Company, of Paatka,
was business visitor in this section
yesterday.
The Equitable Life Assurance Com
pany is represented in Fort Pierce y
P. c. Eldred. Every form OF desirable
policy is issued.
Mesdames Saeger, Pease and Ankeny,
of Ankona, an Miss Stouder, of Eldred,
were the guests of Mrs. E. E. Ankeney
at the Atlantic hotel last Tuesday.
DR.. P.Chr. Bronnum, dental surgeon,
gives notice to patients and customers
that he goes to his Delray office, Sum
day, February Goth, to remain until
March 4th.
A regular communication of Fort
Pierce Lodge No. 81, F. 4 A. NJ will
be held in the lodge-room this friday
evening. All members and visitors are
invited to be present.
A woods fire got into the pineapple
plantation of Sample & Godfrey, at St.
Lucie, Tuesday afternoon, and destroyed
two acres. Only the prompt effort of
neighbors saved any part of the field.
The popular Four Pickert Company
who were billed to appear at the Crystal
Theatre all of next week, have again
postponed their engagement, with an
! indefinite date. They are this week
playing in New Smyrna and Cocoa.
Miss Eva Fowler, of Canada, neice
of Capt and Mrs. w. }. NeSbitt, who
has spent several MONTHS in Fort Pierce,
left last Friday for St;Aagustine, where
she has entered the Florida East Coast
railroad hospital to become a trained
nurse.
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.
Hon. j. l.. Fits, national organizer
of the Socialist party, conducted two
meetings in Fort Pierce yesterday,
speaking on all questions relating to
Socialism. He will speak on Cobb's
dock this afternoon at 2 o'clock, and
again this friday evening at the cor
ner of Palmetto avenue and Pine street.
Quite very spectacular fire occurred
across the Indian River Tuesday night,
which lighted up the heavens for more
than a mile, the flames often 1eaping
far above the tree tops. The fire oc-
Cured along the ocean beach, princi-
pally. but worked backed into the cul-
tivated region. and considerable dam
age was done to property.
Fort Pierce was represented at the
Washington birthday celebration at
Eau Gallie by several of our young
men. They report the baseball game
between Stetson University and the
Kentucky Military Institute, which
was won by the latter on a score of
to 0, as one of the best games witness
ed on the East Coast in some time. 81,
The Ceciian Choral Club began re-
hearsals at their last meeting, on a
cantata which they hope to present
late in the spring. 1t is entitled Faith
Triumphanto or the Healing of Naaman.
Following Tuesday evenings rehearsal. a
business meeting was held, at which
the following officers were elected:
Mr.. H. w. McCombs, president and
conductor; J.. X Williams, vice presl-
dent; Miss Amelia Daniels, secretary;
Waller HELLER, treasurer; Mrs. c. M.
Horton and Mrs. H. W. McCombs,
pianists.
The Cook Comedy Company, present
ing polite vaudeville and farce comedy,
have appeared each evening this week
in the Crystal Theatre to well filled
houses. Their program tonight includes
comedy-drama entitled "A Quiet
Nights Rest" Everyone who enters
the theatre tonight will be given