The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-01-06
EDEN


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Miss Barbara Miller left Sunday to
resume her school work at Jupiter.
Mrs. John Miller made very pleas
ant visit to Fort Pierce last Saturday
Mrs. Schofeld being detained by the
illness of herself and mother. school did
not begin Monday as was expected.
F. B. Richards left Monday for Stuart
to do some plumbing for John Richards.
At all pipe work, Mr.. Richards is a
skilled workman.
Mrs. Herbert Oyer, nee Clarine Wolf,
was visiting her Eden friends last week.
She is always very welcome and
much appreciated visitor to her former
home.
J. II. LeTourneau found a fine ten
gallon gasolene tank on the railroad
where it had fallen from freight car.
He took it to the depot and notified the
agent.
Ben Bailey was very welcome Wis
itor to this place last Monday calling on
his friends, Mr.. and Mrs. F. &. Nc
Mullen. He is looking very well and
happy.
We are thankful to our county dads
for the road work done in North Eden.
The autos have played havoc with it al
ready. If a man with hoe was sent
over it and the shell drawn up on either
side into the rut it would do wonders
for it.
Mr.. Gammeter did not arrive as ex-
pected. His trunks came, which SEEM
ed good evidence. They were detained
in Jacksonville where Mr. Gammeter had
to have some treatment for an injury
to his jaw-bone. They hope to be here
in week or two.
The Ladies' Aid society held very
pleasant social meeting at the home OF
President Miller. at which great deal
of work was accomplished, in the way
of tea drinking and conversation. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. j. H. LeTourneau, the first Thurs
day in February. . ,...,.,.
Our former pastor, Rev. H. n. Jones
and family, are winning golden opinions
at Cocoanut Grove where they are now
located. Their friends pounded them
recently and they received some very
substantial presents. We were delight
ed to receive Christmas postals from
them. They make friends wherever
they go.
Sunday School convened as usual last
Sunday morning after two weeks va.
ton taken as precautionary measure.
There was a possible chance of contag-
ion, since somebody had seen somebody
that saw somebody else, that saw some
one who saw somebody who heard there
might have been case Of infant paral-
ysis twenty miles away.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Hudson, Master
James and Miss Mary Warren Hudson,
were the guests of Mrs. J. T. Waters
for drive down the boulevard in tie
course of which calls were made on Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. LeTourneau, Mrs. E. A.
Ireland and Mrs. w. r. Hardee, where
they were enthusiastically welcomed,
as it was most pleasant surprise. I'D
Messrs. John Miller and E. H. Lee
Tourneau had a delightful camp hunt
last week. They found game very
plentiful and had a very successful trip.
An unusual incident of the trip was re-
lated by one of the party--he lost the
heel of one shoe when five miles from
camp. 1t was very distressing to walk
without it, but he plodded along uncom-
pIainingly, and finally coming to an old
camp he espied an old shoe. 1t had be.
longed to foot much larger than his,
so he made haste to cut in two at the |
instep, and, slipping it over his heelless
shoe and lacing l., he was enabled to
proceed in comfort. "lts an i'll heel
that does nobody good"