The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-07-21
WALTON.

Sunday.
James Russell Waters was the guest
OF the family of H. S. Thomas at FL
dred Sunday.
Miss England entertained select
lew Saturday afternoon, when cards
were enjoyed and refreshments served.
Mrs l.. L. Segar is en- route to her
northern home in Mentor, Ohio, having
taken her departure Wednesday morn
ing.
Cards we're received Monday evening
by many friends of Mrs. Harry Jennings,
Harrisburg, Pa, and Mrs. w. H. Len
nard, Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. Fred Cook chaperoned a nice
little party to the social dance in the
Jensen hall Friday night. Miss Helen
Schuyler Elva and Madge Waters and
the Messrs F. S. and ]. r. Waters.
Mrs. X. f. Schuyler is passing a
short period at Mt. Elizabeth. Mr.
Schuyler is taking in the delights of
Miami, where many hundreds will con-
vene during the birthday of that little
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Harris with
their guests, Mrs. c. S. Schuyler and
daughter, Miss Helen, of Jacksonville,
enjoyed delightful dinner Sunday
with Captain and Mrs. H. E. Sewal, of
Sewall's Point.
Mrs. Fred Cook and sons, John and
Edward, went to West Palm Beach,
Tuesday evening for four weeks visit.
Mrs Cook will continue her trip and
attend the Miami jubilee, the boys re-
naming with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs Benjamin Cook.
X. E. Schuyler and wife motored to
White City Tuesday morning, in the
interest of Mr.. Johnson. who is repre-
senting the Consolidated Grocery Com
pany of Jacksonville. They returned
in time for the gentlemen to board the
$50 train for Fort Pierce.
j. j. Tile after reaching Jacksonville,
the first stop of his long trip, remem-
bered his dsconsolate Walton friends
with much elegant fruit. The recip.
tents could only express their gratitude
by enjoying the gift, thanks to be re-
turned after the young man reaches
the farther shore of the big pond.
Mr.. Miller Hallowes is a very busy
individual these days. Work is going
forward on the bridge that will soon
connect the mainland with the St. Lu-
Gle Gardens, a feat when completed
will develope the many acres that have
so long lain idle, and one that has SEEM
ed more like dream than reality.
The identity and residence of Mutt
and jeff" has at last been discovered,
and Walton claims them rs her own.
The matter was disclosed by the arriv-
a. of mail which had been forwarded to
this office and taken in charge by these
celebrities. Well, WE'LL that little'Jeff
should be living in this precinct for
such a long time, and the people just
learn of his close proximity.
Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Sawyer
was the guest of Mr.. and Mr.. Schuyler
on delightful ride in their Hupmobie.
a very pleasant call was made with
Mrs. Ireland, where her brother, DR..
Arnold and sister, Miss Arnold, Mrs.
c. $. Schuyler, Miss Helen Schuy Ter
and Master Clifton Hardee were visit
ing. Later the motor party found
their way to Arnett's, in Jensen, where
delicious cream was served, followed
by the run home.
During the fierce electrical storm
which swept this vicinity last week,
Mrs. w. w. Luce came very near be-
ing one of it's victims. She had been
standing near an open window when a
fash caused her to reel and turn, as she
did so she brushed the sleeve Of her
gown which was on fire, and AS she
fell to the floor the fire was extinguished.
Very fortunately Mr.. Luce was at home
and worked for some time before he
could restore her to consciousness.
Last week Louis R. Fendig arrived
in town with several prospective pur-
chasers of land. Friday, the st. Lucie
Gardens was thoroughly looked over,
the new improvements in
course of construction. Saturday was
spent at the beach, much to the pleas
ure of all concerned. Saturday the