The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-10
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

s at the Crystal.
N Il is better to go and see the Pickerts
than to wish you had.
First Class Cleaning and Pressing.
III. H. Munich, Phone 24-3.
X James Britt, of Eldred, was bust.
3 meas visitor in town last Friday.
"A fresh supply Of 1000 to Refugee
4 Bean Seed just received at P. +. Cobb's.
2 Attorney Ralph Hamlin, of DeLand,
was business visitor in our city last
& Saturday.
n See H. H. Munich before ordering
your Spring and Summer Suit. New
samples just in. Prices right
e Launch parties on the river these fine
moonlight nights are of frequent occur
& egte among the young people of Fort
" Pierce. "
NJ p. C. Eldred is agent for the Phoenix,
h of Hartford, and Home, of New York,
s IRE insurance companies. No better
companies anywhere.
The second baseball team of the Fort
(. Pierce High School will go to ST. Lucie
tomorrow, where it will play the second
u organization of that place.
n The Fort Pierce band will give an
3 open air concert on the band stand at
b TIE foot of Orange avenue this friday
ovening, to which the public is cordially
& invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sample, who have
G 0nent a month in Fort Pierce, enjoying
y their honeymoon with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
$M Sample, returned to their home in
Charlotte, N. c., last Friday.
Mayor r. Whyte has appointed A. P.
Edge as marshal of Fort Pierce, to fill
tie vacancy caused by the resignation
j. H. Pope. Mr.. Edge promises to
"a that the ordinances of the town are
- 9nforced
Mrs. Edith Collins arrived Sunday
Nom her home in Elizabeth, N. j., and
IN spend short time here. with her
51other, Mrs. Louise Breidt' Klein, at
~ coy home. Villa Louise, on the
zlRer shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Whyte enter
Lined eight of the friends of their
6oughter. Miss Harriet, last Wednesday
<ternoon, in honor of her twelfth
Irthday. After playing various games
ne guests were taken for an. auto ride,
liter which they returned to the home
here refreshments were served.
If you want to laugh, and laugh, and
ugh, then be sure to hear the only
BIN Corwine, the funniest man on the
merican stage. at the Improvement
Hob hall next Wednesday evening. He
An bark like five dogs. crow like
] |1S,oster, and do so many funny things
Hat you are. continually kept laughing
1.-THE Woman's Home Missionary So
81ety of the Methodist church will give
kValentine party at the home of Mrs
d. Penney, on Tropical avenue tn
pening of February 14th, to which tn
hblic is cordially invited. An evening
pleasure is assured, to be FOLLOWED
refreshments appropriate to tn
kcasion. The committee in charge o.
le arrangements is composed of Mes
lines w. N. Hendry, R. Whyte AM
D. Penney.
j. F. Wright, of Alton, Illinois, ha
lined The TRIBUNE force. Mr.
fright has had three years experience
newspaper work in hisih0ne city, bu
account of his fathers employment
Fellsmere for the next two years Il
be drainage operations, he sought EN-
oyment where he and his mothe
light be near. They have rooms at tn
alliday house. We trust our peopl
ill welcome them. and will lend Mr.
fright every assistance in gathering
ews for our columns.
The visitors to Fort Pierce are hav
q much sport in fishing, severs
hrties being out every day enjoying
e sport at the inlet as well as on tn
lean. A party composed of c. h
arnsey and F. G. Wasgatt, of Whine
hgo, Mimi, J. X. Kerchival, of Sher
In, and H. U. Cupper, OF YORK
aine, in charge of Captain Clarenc
lmmerlin. made catch of more tina
DO pounds Monday. The ladies of tn
Rrty. chaperoned by I. A. Countne,
Bismark, S. D., spent the day on tn
cean beach.
The ladies' of Fort Piercein appreci'
on of the valuable services OF tn