The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-11-17
WALTON.

gaining on Mrs. j. 7. Waters Tuesday.
Miss Jones, modist, of White Citv
was at Mrs. j. H. Andrews last weak
r. a small party of young people from
~ rort rierce were calling at Buckeye.
Thursday evening.
The town has had many homeseekers
on hand during the week. The weather
was far from being a public factor but
some sales were made.
Beatrice and Francis Richards were
visit RS at ! ula Pinery Sunday after.
noon and evening, returning to Fort
Pierce on the lO.45 train.
cards have been received by the
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs G, T.
Andrews of the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Bessie, at the family
home in Spokane, Wash.
}, J. Tiele returned from an extend.
ed visit at Tallahassee, Saturday even.
ing just in time to escape the untimely
frost that has visited that part of the
State in the last few days.
The automobile owned by X. b.
Raulerson, of Fort Pierce, brought that
gentleman and Messrs. G. S Tucker,
LaRue Aldermen and Mr.. Walker on
an investigating tour of the st. Lucie
Gardens, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. l.. l.. Segar arrived at Pine
Crest the 9TH, from Iron Mountain,
Ohio, somewhat belated having had to
make a detour of one hundred miles on
account of previous accident on road
which they wished to pass over.
Many strangers in town on Sunday
and some remembered faces were: Mr..
and Mrs. G. S. Saylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Saeger and son, Raymond, of
Ankona, MIR. and Mrs William Robinson
and children. of Carson, were among
the number.
The Bush Piano Co.. of Miami, has
had a representative in Walton for sew
eral days, people taking advantage of
the reliable services of Mr.. Daniels
who has found plenty to do and the cal
endar not yet exhausted. Good work
seems to be his motto.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lennard were
guest, of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Luce in
an extended automobile ride one evening
last week, going to Jensen where Mr..
Arnett's establishment was visited.
Then on down the county road nearly
to Sewells Point and return to Walton.
The rock road was highly extrolled.
J,R. Waters patronized the F. E. c.
railway Monday morning, going as far
as Fort Pierce. but returned in the al
ternoon in VIM. Frederckson S car, be-
ING in time to make one more in the
fishing party on causeway over the
Savannah. Mrs. Geo. R Miller landed
two fine bass. thereby proving her abll'
itv with rod and hook. Several choice
fish and fine specimen of bass were al
50 secured by others of the party
Participating in the sport were; Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. R, Miller, Leroy Coke
and J. T. Waters with his two sons and
three daughters.
The Dreamer took fine crew to the
Reach on Sunday, yet the stay was
NOT long one, as rain threatened
Some one in the throng saw and caught
q Young coon which at first seemed
very timid, but at last seemed to Tor
aet INIT that his captors were old com
rades, becoming very friendly eating
from the hand, etc. when the he"
friends were leaving Mr.. Coon was
hidden a kindly farewell and left to us
own sweet will. 1t may be on the
lookout for the return of its new frlend'
some pretty day. No one can just Tel
how a memory it has,
Mr.. Bailey of Lincoln, Neb'' wnen II
wolton last month, purchased httS
acres of land in the st. l'ucie Gardens,
us returned to his old home ana las
r,ook arrived with his family house
hold goods, horses, cows, fancy ore ,.'''
of chickens, with everything in the Int
% first class tools for farming p0'
noses. Mr.. Bailey has rented the 60" co.,,
t tare owned by Earl Hopkins and vii
s saeo take possession, starting his owl WI
dwelling at once. A son beng s, On w." 'i'
a,sv in charge of the automobile WI
arrive s,j shortly. The homestead se'e sa
,o pleasant location ana VIII 'e