The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-09-08
WALTON.

Mr., and Mrs. W. H. Lennard were
Oh d business visit at Eden, Tuesday.
Master Clifton Hardee, of Golden
nope Jensen, was spending a day or
SO IN Walton the past week.
Miss Jenney, bookkeeper for Jack
soh-Luce- Gladwin Company, of Fort
r'erce' was an over Sunday guest of
her sister, Mrs, W. W. Luce.
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Clifford are in
Palm Beach for few days, while Mr..
Clifford, ST., is visiting the time away
with his old time friend, Capt. ]. H.
Andrews.
Mrs. Miller Hallowes and son Walter
arrived home Sunday evening after
SoJourn of four months in the noun
tans OF North Carolina. Mr.. Haowes
met them in Jacksonville last Friday.
Earl Hopkins, who has been quite out
of health for the last few weeks, has
closed his house and with his sister left
Sunday morning for protracted stay
at their old home in Missouri, hoping to
return in time to set out grapefruit and
other trees.
Walton showed its loyalty to the gooo
roads scheme by sending a large dele
cation to be present at the exercises
and in presenting to the public some
elaborate decorations for the admira-
ton of automobiles in the hasty pass
ing of the many cars up and down. 1t
was certainly q pleasant and happy
thought, Among those that added their
presence to the crowd at Fort Pierce,
were: Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Luce and
son, Marshal; Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Har-
ris, Mr.. and Mrs. X. f. Schuyler, Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Lennard Mr.. Coke,
Mr.. Racey, Miss England, the Misses
Waters, Capt. and Mrs Andrews.
Knowing the interest that is taken in
nearby friends who are found to be pro-
fcient in out door games, the following
clipping from the Asheville Citizen
will be greatly appreciated in Walton:
"Mr. Hobart, Mr.. Racey, Mr.. Win
ston and Mr.. Stanley Rowland are play
ing exhibition games of tennis in the
afternoons at the Country club, which
are being watched with keen interest
by the club members. Tennis has come
into it's own again this season and the
courts at the club are nearly always in
use from early in the morning until sun
set. The clearing weather augurs for
good day tomorrow. Tea will be
served as usual and there will be Ten
mis- as well. y
CHOSE who are interested in tennis
and enjoy classy game, now have an
exc Allent opportunity to 10 so since
there are some fine exhibitions going
on almost daily on the Country Club
courts. Mr.. Hobart, Mr.. Racey, Hen
nv Winston and Stanley Rowland have
been plaving some very fine exhibition
series there and it is indeed pleasure
for a good tennis enthusiast to SIT ana
watch the hard fought matches. Eacn
is clever artist at the game and some
very fine points are invariably brought
out in each set. baskerville Citizen.
The following is the acknowledged
record for last year of Patrick Henry
Winston. champion of University OF
North Carolina, champion of AsheYllle'
champion of the Carolinas and was the
champion of West Point. The score OF
la,t wear in match between WINSTON
and Racey was l7.l5 in favor OF WIN
SON Match played the present year.
Rocev won with score 60, Sc, e-l. IL
,artoinly stands Patrick Henry IN hano
10 oct busy if he contemplates walk
over the Indian River favorlte. De'e'-
opmeuts will be watched with great ~
terest.