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

Lacey officiating. 1t is hoped a large
congregation will be in attendance
Mrs. Blk. McCarty, her son Charles,
of Edred, with her brother, Mr. Ram
staed, of Vinton, Iowa, were warmly
welcomed at Beulah Cottage Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Miller Haloes and son. Walton
Burr, arrived from Jacksonville in time
to see the dawning of the New Year
at the Colony Home. The family are
glad to be together.
Ben" Bailey, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio. is
the guest of J. j. Tiele, arriving on
Saturday evening in time to step from
the old year into the new. Mr.. Bailey
has pineapple interests in Walton own
ing fine acreage just beyond the limits
of the Inn. He will remain indefinitely
One of Walton's leading citizens did
some travelling on the opening of the
of the New Year. Not only did he Wis.
it the following places but found some
thing of interest in each: Eden, Palm
Beach, Fort Pierce, Jensen. West Palm
Beach. Especially did he enjoy the
time passed at the Breakers and Royal
Poinciana. .n..
Students in the study of Ichthyology
would have been delighted to have seen
the specimen which was brought to the
wharf of the Walton Fish Co., Monday
morning, The. head and body resem-
bled the sheepshead, the marking being
entirely different, with its stripes of
bright orange, three in number on each
side running length wise. The meat
proved to he more delicate being fine
grained and very white and delicious TO
eat. Can any of the TRIBUNE readers
tell from where it came.
Hon. +. M. Hudson with family, who
have been cruising up the river from
their Miami home gave their Walton
friends an agreeable surprise Friday
evening when it was learned their
launch was anchored off the City wharf
Mrs. James Hudson, (mother). Mrs. F.
M. Hudson and children, Martha, James
and Mary Warren were soon on shore
greeting old friends and acquaintance.
Mr.. Hudson left on the night train for
Jacks ,nvllle. the others were the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Waters until
Sunday evening. when they returned
to Miami by train.
Another change in business affairs
comes to Jensen, hut one in which the
public generally is interested-the re-
firing of j. G. Steinhauser from active
business. The announcement was
great surprise to his many patrons, who
in the many years he has served them,
have found him invariably courteous
and Obliging. Other interests engage
his attention for the next few months,
and possibly by the ending of the COM
ing summer he will take up the old
routine with enlarged facilities for car
rying on a more lucrative business then
a. present time. The best wishes of
thu people will follow him with the hope
that the change will prove all that is
hoped from it.
The garage in course of construction
on ground at the Inn is completed and
now has it's first occupant, as Schuyler
and Tiele have received from first hands
an elegant Hupmoble. These gentle
men are agents for Florida and hope to
build a lucrative sale in this particular
hOrseless carriage. 1t is a thing of
beauty and an easy going vehicle, and
equipped complete. This very desirable
machine will he for rent on reasonable
terms as soon as the gentlemen are
fully informed as to engineering. Mr..
Schuyler took party of five for spin
in same one evening last week and all
were loud in praise'at the working of
the natty machine. The garage will be
open to the convenience Of passing
autos and will be supplied with nsces.
sary cOnveniences at moments delay.
1t is certain the public will appreciate
this fact. The nearness of the Inn will
make it a desirable location to pass the
night, and tether the vehicle without a
horse in safe quarters while the wants
of the occupants are properly adjusted