The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-03-31

Mr.. ard Mrs. j. E. Seery, of Jensen,
were visitors in town Tuesday.
F. c. Poppell and A. L. Jenkins, of
Quay'were visitors in this city Monday.
A. d. and W. l.. Merwin, of Eden,
were business visitors in our city Mon
day.
j. A. Franklin, of Roseland, was a
visitor in this city last Saturday and
Sunday.
H. V. Godfrey, of Hobe Sound, was
in this city Friday attending to business
matters.
}. w. Acton, manager of the canning
factory at Deray spent Monday in our
city on business.
Geo. W. Lainhart, lumber dealer of
West Palm Beach, was a visitor in our
city last Saturday,
W. R. Copeland, prominent orange
grower of Quay, was a business visitor
in our city Wednesday,,
Miss Elizabeth Farnsworth. of Bar.
tow, Fla, is guest for an indefinite
time. at the Atlantic Hotel
j. j. Johns on, of Golf, Kansas, was
in this city Monday looking over some
of the farm lands of the Fort Pierce
farms.
For Mangrove and pine stove wood
place your order with J.T. Bevile. No
order is solicited except for cash on
delivery.
Mrs. H. Seigling and daughter, Miss
Katie, of Charleston, SC, were guests
at the Atlantic Hotel Thurday. From
here they went to Palm Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Gritzner and Mr..
and Mrs. R. w. Burke, of Worcester,
Mass, were among the tourists in our
city Sunday, on their return home.
B. P. Wall, trainmaster of the north
ern division of the Florida East Coast
railroad, was in our city this week try
ing to relieve the traffic congestion.
The Woman's Home Mission society
of the Methodist church will meet next
Tuesday at 2:3O p. m. at the church.
All members and friends of the church
are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Brown, who have
spent the winter at their winter home
at st. Lucie, left Tuesday night for
Clarksburg, W. Va, where they will
sp end the summer
Last Friday morning train of 81
cars loaded with vegetables, chiefly
tomatoes was sdetracked at Stuart and
left till Sunday afternoon, over 30
hours. Tell us we don't need deep
waterways, another railroad, airships
or something?
C. w. Busch, representing the
Robert T. Cochran Company, whole
sale commission merchants OF New
York, who spent the winter in Fort
Pierce, but now has his headquarters In
Miami was a visitor in this section We'd
nesday and Thursday.
A real estate deal of Importance the
past week was the purchase of the A.
S.Cleveland property on Orange avenue
by Geo. j. Hopkins. Mr.. Cleveland
has purchased the dairy business of A.
B, billiard, and it is understood that he
will soon move to his property near
Five. Mile Creek. where he will enage
extensively in the dairy business.
Rev. ]. Wallace Moore will speak at
the Improvement Club Hall next Sun
day at both services, II a. M, and 1;oI
n m. These addresses will be OF spec
;al interest as he will tell about that
most interesting country, Japan, where
] no mas WOTktu 40 q
twenty years. All are invited to come
and hear him.
/ F. L. Grove and daughter, Miss
Florence, and her guest, Miss Carr lei
last week for Clarksburg. VIVA, thel'
summer home. This is Mr.. Grove
first winter as a resident of the Wes'
Virginia colony at St. Lucie, but ne na'
purchased and greatly improved WIN
ter home, and his many friends look
for an early return. Mrs. Grove VIII
leave today to join them.
The following clipping from a rn'
,ipsburg. Kansas, newspaper, VIII d
Of much interest to the many friends o
the Dittmar family, who rememoe
Mrs Nicholson as Miss Katie Daring
Dittmar: "Mrs. Fred Nicholson ]r'
who has been for the past fiVe week