The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-08-04
LOCAL OVERFLOW

visitor In town yesterday
Miller Halowes, of Walton, was a
business visitor in town last SATURDAY
William NJ. Brown, president OF the
Fort Dallas Ice Company, OF Mia'i''
was visitor in Fort Pierce TUESDAY.
Miss Lorena Faber went to TitusvliIe
Monday, where she remained as tne
guests of friends until Thursday even
ing.
The City Pharmacy makes an unusu-
al offer in their advertisement thlS
week, in order to introduce the Nya'
goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. B. Lindsey and
children, and Mrs. Musellwhite, leit
Tuesday morning for a visit to fey'
nolds, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. 0. Helseth and
daughter, of Oslo, were visitors IN
Fort Pierce Monday, coming down IN
their Ford automobile
Mrs. E. H. Williams and two child
rem returned to Fort Pierce last frlday,
after visit of two months with tflehoS
and relatives in Melbourne.
Ralph VanLandingham and Lew Ten
ney spent Thursday and tridaHin West
Palm Beach, and played ball IN the
games with West Palm Beach and MI
ami.
Philo Edred moved his family from
Eldred to this city Wednesday. They
are occupying the Hugh Montgomery
house. formerly occupied by K. T..
Brown.
AT the regular meeting of the At
lantic Lodge, No. 30, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows. held Monday
night. seven candidates received the
initiatory degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Schultz and two
children, of Jensen, were visitors in
Fort Pierce last Mon lay. While here
Mr.. Schultz purchased the Coats q
Company Overland automobile.
The Rev. w. P Browne, of Tampa,
will conduct services in st. Gabriel $
Episcopal church, Fort Pierce, next
Sunday at II a. m. morning prayer,
holy communion and sermon.
John Fransen, highly respected
resident of White City, died Thursday
morning at his home. The deceased
was seventy-four years of age, and is
survived by wife and daughter.
Mayor Whyte, Judge O. R. Parker,
Attorney Broome and A. 2. Edge left
Thursday for DeLand. where they 60
to appear before Judge Perkins in
mandamus proceedings of A. p. Edge
VS. City of Fort Pierce.
DR.. and Mrs. Welch, who have spent
The past two months in this vicinity,
aboard their yacht, the ltasca, left last
Monday for Jacksonville. where they
will remain until next pineapple season.
DR.. Welch will practice dentistry in
Jacksonville.
The population of New York city
August /, according to the health de-
partment, is estimated at 5, 400, 600 with
a marvellous increase from immigration
being recorded daily. London's pOpu-
lation is about six millions, and it is
believed New York will pass the worlds
within few years.
MIR. and Mrs. w. ]. Nesbitt leave
Sunday for Jacksonville. Mrs. Nesbitt
will visit at Pablo Beach for some time,
while Mr.. Nesbitt, accompanied by Miss
Lily Kennedy, who leaves Saturday
night for st. Augustine, will sail on the
5. S. Cretan, Monday, for Baltimore
and other eastern points where they
viii buy the fall stock for the W. j.
Nesbtt Company.
|. j. Brooks, for twenty years the
editor and publisher of the Observer,
at Greenwich, Ohio, was visitor in
Fort Pierce last week, and gave THE
TRIBUNE Office a pleasant call. Mr..
Brooks had spent nearly month at
various places in Florida, but after a
day in Fort Pierce he decided that this
is 1.-The place for him." and returned
to his home to arrange to come here to
locate next month.
The celery Kings" of Sanford
passed through our city Saturday even.
ing enroute to Miami and crossed bats
with the fast Seminole team of that
city on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day afternoons. Mondays game was
won by Miami with a score of 81,
Tuesdays game by Sanford by a score
of so and Wednesdays game by Miami
by a score of 5-2. The Sanford bunch
is considered fast in their section of
the state but the East Coast boys seem
to be little too much for them in the
ball line.
E. S. Williams arrived in this city
Sunday morning with new E. M. F.
80 which he brought from Orlando for
DR.. w. E. VanLandingham. Mr..
Williams made the trip from Orlando
to Fort Pierce via DeLand and Daytona
10 IL hours and 10 minutes. The trip
from Rockledge to Fort Pierce was
made in hours and 25 minutes, which,
from all accounts, is the record run
between these places. Mr.. Williams
was accompanied by his father, H. S.
Williams. of Rockledge, who returned
to his home Monday morning.