The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-12-15
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
rverybody's Friend. Tonight.

nant CIuD nan to"s"1'
All new songs and new speciaties
mt on by the Mabel Paige Co,
Thomas Heller, of Jensen, spent
Wednesday in Fort Pierce
Take look at our windows, when in
.ovn Jackson. Luce, Gladwin Co.
John T. Garrison, of Jensen, was a
b,siness visitor in our city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Copeland, of
onav were visitors in Fort Pierce last
Friday.
Mrs. w. R. Hardee, of Jensen, spent
saturday in Fort Pierce, the guest of
Mrs. Fred l.. Hemmings.
The Mabel Paige Co. are playing to
,,owded houses all over the state with
ne s. R. O. sign out frequently.
G. F. Paddison and A. 0. Frink,
h,siness men of Eau Gallie, were visi-
ors in our city last Friday evening.
Ell. Every, manager of the Fells-
mere Farms Company, Fellsmere, was
, visitor in Fort Pierce last Sunday.
Mrs. W. H. Robinson and daughters
and son, of Eldred, were Christmas
manners in Fort Pierce last Saturday.
1.-THE Alamo Rag" is a clever special
70 done in the fourth act of The Lost
Trail" by Miss Gibson and Mr.. Mar
,hall.
d. |. Sample arrived Friday night
from Charlotte, N. c., and will spend
he winter with his son, A. M. Sample,
ID our city.
The "As-You.Like.It" club was
most pleasantly entertained yesterday
It the home of Mrs. Fred l.. Hemm-
mrs on Palmetto avenue.
Hon. Thad. Straub, mayor of Hamil-
ton, Ohio, is spending his vacation at
ii. orange grove at Ten-Mile creek,
md with the Carlton brothers.
Arthur Swain, who has been engaged
d the fish industry at Fort Myers for
he past two months, spent the first of
the week with his wife and son in our
dy.
Rev. J. C. Jones, pastor of the MethO-
xt church, left Tuesday for Gaines
Vile, where he is in attendance on the
annual conference of the Methodist
church.
The W. j. Nesbitt Company, are
opening new lots of toys every day.
No danger of running short. Assert
nsut H. endless. Largest stock we
ever had.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. O. Farnsworth and
dughter, Miss Lille, and sons, How.
Nd and Leslie, of BuckhannOn, W. Va,
arrived in Fort Pierce Monday to spend
The winter.
Alta regular communication of Fort
Fierce Lodge No. 81, F. 4 A. NJ, held
vt Friday evening, d. H. Saunders,
TX. Stetson and j. E. Dukett were
Missed to the degree of Master Masons.
NJ. and Mrs. F. R. Asst and family,
y Buckhannon, W. Va, have arrived
Y their orange grove at White City,
MERE they will harvest their orange
uop and later take up their residence
HSt. Lucie.
Frank H. Willis, Jr., the two-year-
y son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Will
y fell yesterday morning from the
lanlly automobile and broke his right
= above the knee. DR.. Rollins was
pkkly summoned, and the little fel-
WIS resting as easily as could be eH-
ntted.
The Fort Pierce depot is now com.
stsd, but few finishing touches re-
inning uncompleted. From appear
- the various other improvements
atemplated will not be undertaken
81 the close of the winter sea-
Tor repairs are being made to the
shute and round house, instead OF
loving these unsightly buildings
% . half-mile as contemplated.
Walter Eugene, the seventeen months
ION of Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. CASA
died last Sunday evening at b
@ek, after an illness of only a week
lnterment was made Monday after
10 Fort Pierce cemetery. he
SAn only child, and his bright, sunny
osltion will be greatly missed in the
: Of his parents and grandparents