The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-03-24
LOCAL OVERFLOW

Fl. U. Bonnet, OF. walton, spent QUIZ
day in this city.
G.. II. Huler and wife, of New York,
were guests in our city Saturday.
C. Segarstrom, of Jensen, was a
business visitor in our city Friday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Slas A, Davis
Friday. March 18th, fine little son.
The Methodist church is receiving an
interior coat Of paint at the hands OF
c. K. Durkee.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Elliott, of Battle
Creek, Mich, were guests at the Fort
Pierce hotel Sunday.
John NJ. Sample spent the first Of the
week at Pompano, looking after his
tomato and pineapple interests there.
.. W. Swain arrived Sunday night
from Silver Springs, and will spend
some time with his family in our city.
Cement walks are being laid in front
of the store of Vanl.andingham & Sons
and the residence of n. J. Trowell, on
Palmetto avenue.
Perry Saunders mas resigned his pos
ition with the Jackson Luce.Gladwn
Company, ana is now lemployed by the
st. Lucie Drug store.
Mr.. and. Mrs. 7. b. Booth, owners of
pineapple property south of town. who
have spent the past two weeks at the
Fort Pierce hotel, left last Friday for
their home in Newark, N. j.
The speed boat, Ruth X, owned by
G. S. Smiley, of st. Luce, and run by
II. Salisbury, Of this city, returned to
Fort Pierce last Saturday from the
Palm Beach meet, where she was the
winner of two Of the best cups.
Miss Margaret Tyler entertained
number of her young friends at the
Fort Pierce hotel last Friday evening,
the occasion being Miss Margaret's 18th
birthday. A dainty supper was served
at 1870 and was followed by music and
dancing.
Information has been received in
Fort Pierce of the serious illness of
Mrs. Fred A. Nicholson (nee Katie
Darling Dittmar) at her home in Phil
lipsburg, Kan, and her life is threat
ened. Her many friends in Fort Pierce
where she was rsised, sincerely hope
that she will recover.
D. f. Austin, of the real estate firm
Of Austin & Fee, who are agents for
many thousands Of acres Of lands in st. |
Lucie county, spent several days this !
week in Fort Pierce showing the visit
Ors some Of the lands in their charge in !
this section. This firm carry page ad |
in this issue calling attention to their
lands.
Frank Armstrong, Of Washington,
D. c., member of the East Coast
Realty Company and the Koblegard !
Plantation Company, arrived in our
city Monday and will spend some time
in this section looking after his inter-
ests. Mr.. Armstrong announces that
he will come down next winter to be-
come a permanent resident Of Fort
Pierce, which will be interesting news
to his many friends in this section.
The Chicago Glee Club, the fifth and
last of the Lyceum attractions en-
gagged by the Improvement club to ap-
pear in Fort Pierce this winter. gave
splendid entertainment in the hall on
Wednesday evening. to most appre-
ciative audience. The entertainment
did not begin until 1920 on account of
the late arrival of the evening train,
hit the audience waited and were
ente,t lined by MIR. and Mrs. McCombs
and Mr.. Backus during the two hours.
This was the third appearance of this
popular club in Fort Pierce, and it was
not di ticult tokeep the crowd waiting. |