The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-03-10
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Robinson, o
rdred were visitors in Fort Pierc,
Monday
Dr N. McClinton and S. B. Jones' O
,onser we're business visitors in For
Pierce Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Mathews, who
usre married last week in Sebastian
are now located in Jacksonville.
K +. Raulerson has had small
b,ilding back of his residence moved
20 the street and rebuilt for an auto
garage
For Mangrove and pine stove wood
r,ace your order with 1T. Beville. No
order is solicited except for cash on
delivery.
+ A. Stevens, representing the E..
q Painter Fertilizer Co., of Jackson
vile, is among the growers of this
section 'his week.
See p. c Edred, real estate agent,
for desirable city property in any part
of Fort Pierce. My list includes more
than fifty lots, some on river front, be-
sides tracks from three to forty acres.
Mrs. Phillip Wright and little son, Of
Titusvile. were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, R. E. Brown in Fort Pierce for
several days the past week. Mrs.
Wright and Mrs. Brown are sisters-in-
law.
The name and date slip pasted on
YOUR paper or wrapper shows the date
To which your subscription is paid. Look
ut it. If you are in arrears, kindly
send in the amount at once without
waiting for bill.
Edward W. Cook, a well-known Fort
Pierce boy, who has been trainman
On the Florida East Coast railroad for
h year or more, has recently been pro.
noted TO conductor, and is receiving the
congratulations of his friends.
S. B. Rogers, of Gainesville, secre-
tary and treasurer of the Florida State
Baptist Board Of Missions. was a visitor
In Fort Pierce yesterday. Mr.. Rogers
IS on a visit to the various Baptist
churches throughout the State.
Geo. F. Langenbacher and H. A. Els
her, of New York city, who have spent
The past three weeks in Fort Pierce
Visiting friends and relatives, left Tues
bay for their homes. Both of these
gentlemen are extensive owners of pro-
perty in this section.
The Florida East Coast Realty Com
pany has a half-page advertisement in
his issue, in which they give consider
hble information concerning their hold
ngs of real estate northwest of Folt
Pierce, which is destined to soon be-
eome the home of prospectus farmers.
This is development in which our peo- |
pie have great faith, and which will te
BIZ inestimable value to Fort Pierce.
The St. Petersburg Independent in
Commenting on the performance given
N that city by the LaDell-Fox Concert
Company, which will appear in the I'm
brovement club hall next Wednesday |
evening, says:-"Miss Marietta LABEL
5 an artist of rare ability and her reci-
fatons of chid-life are the best on the
platform today. Mr.. George Fox. the
Iiolnist, captivated the audience in his
irst number, and held them throughout |
he evening. No such viOlinist as Mr..
Fox has ever appeared in our city.
Miss Bertha Crawford sings with splen-
id expression and artistic taste.
Homer c. Conkling. who has been
he manager of the Fort Pierce branch
pf the Currie Investment and Title
Guaranty Co., has resigned that posi-
fion, and leased the abstract plant OF
he Brevard Abstract of Title Company
rom heo. M. Robbins, OF Titusvllle,
which had been under the management
pf Fred A. Morgan for many years.
Mr.. Morgan has recently accepted the
position as district manager of the
iulf Refining Company, at Orlando.
Mr.. Conkling will enter upon his new
iuties next Wednesday. His many
friends in Fort Pierce regret to learn
hat he will leave US.
Mrs. H. E. Crooks very pleasantly
entertained the CAS- You'll ike-It" club
II her home on West street. last Fri
lay afternoon. Very pleasant social
hours were spent with the club game,
Five Hundred" after which the