Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1911-03-24

"Wednesday III HOAp ASiSV'
Mr.. T, B. Hicks. Of Sebastian, was a
.,siness visitor here Wednesday.
That suit of yours needs pressing
Send It TO Munich.
Mesrrs. w. H. Robinson, F. Newton
and n. G. Strouder, Of Eldred, were in
the city Wednesday,
Have your old clothes made like new.
r. q. Munich will clean them up in fine
shape.
Tbt many friends of Mrs. F. M. Tyler
are sharing her grief over the serious
illness of her father at his Connecticut
home.
pine and Mangrove Stove Wood $500
ber stran. Cash on delivery,
Phone 24.3. j. T. BEvILLE.
Among the prominent arrivals at the
Fort Pierce Hotel this week was Gov
erpor Glasscock, of West Virginia, who
derived much benefit from the climate
and praised III hlgnly'
Don't forget that Jackson-Luce. Glad
win Co. are agents for E. NJ. f. 30 and
Flanders 20 skilled automobile man
always ready for repairs or demonstra-
ton.
A telegram from Cairo, Ca, called
Mr.. L. N. Gray, of this city, to the
bedside of a sick brother last Thursday,
He has returned, however and reports
his brother much improved.
The Misses Whitaker, who have occu.
pied the Jackson cottage on the river
front this season and added greatly to
the pleasures of the younger society
set Of this city, left for Jacksonville
last Friday.
See p. G. Eldred, real estate agent,
for desirable city property in any part
Of Fort Pierce. List includes NOR
than so lots on river front and else.
where, embracing tracts from three to
forty acres. Farm lands improved and
unimproved.
The Woman's Home Mission Society
met Tuesday afternoon at the parson-
age and we're entertained by Mrs. w.
N. Hendry and Mrs. S, G, VanLanding-
ingham, who served delicious refresh
ments after the business session.
New garage now open next to ST..
Lucie County Bank. Leave orders for
storage and repair at Jackson.Luce.
Gladwin Co.
Mr., o. Belland, of Minneapolis, MINI,
representing the Broward Land Com
pany, was here this week and stated
that in the near future he intended To-
eating Scandinavian colony on the
company's lands in ST. Lucie county.
p. C. Eldred is agent for the Phoenix
Of Hartford, and Home, of New York,
Fire Insurance Companies. No better
companies anywhere.
The Interior of the First Methodist
church is now being treated TO new
coat of paint and varnish and consider
able alterations aae being made in the
arrangements of the altar, etc. Messrs.
Scammell and Durkee have the work
In charge.
A contract for the construction OF
fifteen miles of roadbed on the new rail-
road now building between Live Oak
and White Springs has been secured by
Alderman Lucien Baker, of this city,
and his brother, Sheriff George Baker,
Of Palm Beach county.
Cucumbers, tomatoes, cabbage. mus
tard, onions, Irish and sweet potatoes,
oeets, raddishes, beans, peas, spinach,
carrots and other home grown vegeta-
bles, and piueapples, oranges. tango
rines, grapefruit, cocoanuts and ba'
nanas, all home grown, are for sale at
our grocery stores.
Services at the Baptist church next
Sunday will be as follows: Preaching
morning and evening by the pastor;
morning theme. "Home Missions" eve
ming theme, "The Love of God to-
wards HMan. Special missionary pro-
gram for the Sunday school at 945a.
a.; B. Y. P. U. at GASP. m. The pub.
'cis cordially invited to attend all SER
vices
Fire was discovered about 1886 p. m.
iest Friday in q storeroom in the rear
q the Bank Of Fort Pierce by Assist
Apt Cashier 7. O. Nicholson, and prompt
work hH the amnInuns and others with