The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-17
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Il is better to go and see the Pickerts
en to wish you had.
First Class Cleaning and Pressing.
III. Munich, Phone 24-3.
h. S. Thomas, of Eldred, was a bust
Is visitor in town last Saturday.
a fresh supply of 1000 to 1 Refugee
an Seed just received at P. T. Cobb's.
Mrs. ia. w. Tancre and RV. Ank-
"a, of Ankona, were visitors in our
Monday.
". H. Musgrove left Monday for
llman, Ala, where he will remain
BIZ next fall.
dr. and Mrs. Henry Holmes, of Fort
hm, were visitors in town for several
Us the first of the week.
10. Helseth, Elias Helseth and j. H.
he, of Viking, were transacting bus
ss in this city last Saturday.
bee H. H. Munich before ordering
BIZ Spring and Summer Suit. New
nples just in. Prices right.
Tor Mangrove and pine stove wood
he your order with J.T. Beville. No
Ter is solicited except for cash on
Very.
FRS. w. R. Copeland, of Quay, spent
first of the week in our city the
est of Mrs. H. l. Klopp and Miss
IA Hawkins.
S. Smiley and F. l.. Cove of the
st Virginia colony at st. Lucie, re-
he'd last Saturday from short pleas
trip to Cuba.
The third team of the Fort Pierce
|ool played at St. Lucie Saturday af-
noon. The game was an unusually
3 one, the final score being 26 to 81
favor of the local boys.
Bee P. C. Eldred, real estate agent,
desirable city property in any part
Fort Pierce. My list includes more
In fifty lots, some on river front, be-
les tracks from three to forty acres.
ervices in the Methodist church next
hday as follows: Sunday school at
b. M; preaching service at II a. m.
7:SO p. M, by the pastor. Song
Vice every Sunday evening before
mon. Bishop Morrison will preach
t Wednesday evening, February %
erybody invited.
The dredge of the Fort Pierce Dredg.
Company is working daily at the
It in deepening and widening the cut,
work being done under the direction
The St. Lucie Club. Thecut is being
he thirty feet wide and four feet
10, and the dredge is now completing
fly feet each day.
oscar Mcfarland and Fred Linn, of
Frollton, Ill.,, spent a few days in
It Pierce the first of the week, visit
the Eldred and Thomas families,
mer residents of Carrollton. Mr..
Farland is an alderman in his home
and had visited several parts OF
rida before he arrived hers.
following the supper to be given
It Tuesday evening for the benefit OF
Fort Pierce band, the Improvement
b will tender dance. The band
furnish the music, and the tota
bceeds of the supper and dance will
added to the treasury Of the band
cry citizen of Fort Pierce should turr
and contribute to this worthy cause
The Cook Comedy Company, present
polite vaudeville and farce comedy
appear each evening next week a
Crystal theatre. This compan!
Try eight people and magnifcen
Itumes. They devote one night tt
Iatuer work, giving all local aspirant
opportunity to work for beautifu
re, which they offer. They give tw
nrs of fun at the popular prices o
20 and 80 cents. Be sure to Sc
em.
6ervices in st. Andrews Episcopa
nrch, Rev. Vincent c. Lacey, priest
charge, next Sunday: Holy Com
MON at Z a. M; Sunday school a
Ia. M; Confirmation, Holy Commun
and sermon by the Right Rev. VIM
hne Gray,D. D., bishop of the d'oces
II a. m.; evening song at 7:St
tany and instruction. Wednesda.
ening at 7:3O. Friday, oath, 81
lthew's Day, Holy Communion a
m.
The most delightful musicale eve
ard in Fort Pierce was given las