The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-11-24
WALTON.

MRS William Walter Luce is recover
ing from a severe illness,
Inc promised meat market will soon
Oegln operation at this point.
W. Fl. Leonard and W. W. Inca
were at'the county seat Tuesday.
Mrs, W. H. Harris called on Mrs G.
a. ROBINSON in Eden Friday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Schuyler PASSED
d very pleasant unpleasant Sunday in
the country.
MRS. l., j. Sawyer and Mrs. I. l..
Segar We're calling in Eden SATURDAY.
afternoon.
Mrs j. II. LeTourneau. of Eden
with her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Evcrn.
don, of Daytona was calling on MANY
friends in this city Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Colee, of Brunswick, Ga., WAS
a guest at the Inn, Saturday and Sun.
day. Mr.. Colee will be remembered
as an all winter visitor at this point in
1910 and 1911.
Walton Harbor is becoming quite
famous as ID refuge for sea going crafts
IN time of necessity. Sunday morning
fourteen skiffs and launches. two house
boats and an immense dredging ma
chine with long tow of well filled fiat
boats We're anchored.
Parties of every description seem to
be the order of the day, and nights, too,
for that matter, as a genuine surprise
was given the inmates of Beulah Cot
tage Saturday evening which proved a
great success in every way. Games
and music occupied the fleeing hours.
Liquid refreshments adams ale) was
served.
During the heavy wind and rain
of last week the launch owned by
William Pomeroy, of Eldred, dragged
its anchor and went on a visiting tour.
1t really seemed possessed with unusual
sense as it made its self fast to the
new wharf of G. R. Miller, being res
cued and returned to Eldred by Mr..
Pomeroy on Tuesday.
1t is announced that Messrs. l.. J.
and H. l.. Carry, of Chula, Mo-, and
who are now at the Inn, are the for.
tunate possessers of the S. F. Webb
plantation at Eden. The gentlemen in
question are quite heavy purchasers Of
land in the st. Lucie Gardens to start
a stock farm at that point, making the
river front their home.
Fishing parties gather at the cause
way almost daily and meet with uni
VeTSdl SuCCcSo, lIIc ram oSShii'S "
cause no interruption. Another hunt-
ing party, composed of both masculine
and feminine persuasion, came in with
well filled game bags, All this taking
Mace while the northern friends are
getting out their snow shoes. skates
and sleds.
Advices from Muncie, Indiana, tell
of the celebrating of the Both anniver-
sary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Willard at the family residence
and was a decidedly fine affair. The
decorations were entirely in accordance
with Hallo'een. Remembrance were
many and as the anniversary denoted
were of beautiful linens. Congratula-
tons are in order.
Mrs G. E. Andrews and daughter,
Miss Grace, arrived from Spokane on
the 7:l5 train Wednesday evening
They were joined by Mr. Andrews
Monday morning and all are soJourn'ng
fo, a short time with Capt. and Mrs D.
u Andrews. Soon they will pass ON
70 Palm Beach where the balance OF
IN. winter will be their home Mr.
Andrews does not say if it be noSl-
moss or pleasure or both that viii keep
,1sm there through the winter, AL All
events their old friends are giving th'm
e hearty welcome.
A hunting party composed OF genie
mon visited Mud Creek during the
mast week, starting on the eSpeo'''o''
at / a. m. As the wind storm was az
i,s hest. some part of the machinery
rollopsed and the launch was at the
n,o,cv Of both wind and waters Al
last the motor being adjusted a"o'''e'
discovery came to the surface 'ne pa ..'.
ty basking in the knowl dye Of "o
aasoleoe. An up-to-date sail was
n