The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-12-08
PERSONAL AND LOCAL


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u.hsl Paige the idol of the south at
hs Crystal the 18th and 18TH
roLe a look at our windows, when in
ov s Jackson'Luce' Gladwin Co.
mont miss climbing the Alps Tues
a,y night, December IL, on the P. c. c.
ian W. R. Hardee, of Jensen, was
hnsiness visitor in town Monday.
c,osb oysters any time on and after
nss.smber 18th, W. E. Hine, city
D III 2l-2t
Do sure to see the empress of Japan.
c,e will be one of the sights of the
PC. c.
.Rillv" the greatest farce comedy
80, written, Tuesday the 10Th, at the
Crystal theatre
Iaurie Brady returned last Friday
Tam a visit of a month at his fomer
home in Alabama. :.
Sseger Bros. are among the latest
a. acquire an automobile, they now
erning an E. M. F. 80.
charlie Conrad and Ed Curry. of
gebster Springs, W. Va, are visiting
Fred Curry and family of st. Lucie.
The Stetson Hotel opened for the
siuter season Wednesday with j. NJ.
ISaier. of Graham, Va. as manager.
Miss Irene Fee. of Champaign, H.,
.,I spend the winter in Fort Pierce
Ne guest of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs,
| fred Fee
Mable Paige and her popular players
/. Ceorge Cameron's three act comedy
"Rllv" at which Miss Paige will sing
the latest song, Billy.
We. Brown, civil engineer of
Mani. has spent the week in Fort
Pierce with view of becoming a per-
mantent resident and opening an o flee
here.
1. A. Warner, managing editor of
the Miami Metropolis, was among the
FOOD roads delegation from the Magic
DIV, and favored this office with a
pleasant CALL
The ladies' of Jensen will give an
OYSTER supper and sale of needle work
4 the Jensen Town hall, next Friday
evening, December 18th, to which they
invite the people Of St. Lucie County.
Presbyterian services in the Improve
meot club hall neat Sunday: Bible
School at 9:45. Preaching services at
Il. Subject of sermon, "A Plea for
Peace" No evening service in the
hail.. .~
N. E. Lightfoot, of Swanesboro,
g., has accepted the position of as
sstant in the Fort Pierce postOftice,
relieving J. G. Phillips. Mr.. Light
icot's family will join him here after
the beginning of the new year.
A regular communication of Fort
Pierce Lodge No. 81, F & A. NJ. will be
beld IN the lodge room this, friday
evening. There will be work in the
third degree. All members and visit
ing brethren are cordially invited to be
present.
The new Fort Pierce depot is rapid
nearing completion. The painters
have completed the outside work and
are now engaged in the inside. The
brennan on the work states that the
new depot will be in use in advance OF
the winter schedule.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Curry has gone to house
Keeping in her cottage on the river
front. She has moved her father, H.
ISIS. Farnsworth, who is now very
feeble being past 80 years old. Mr.
EamswOrth is very much devoted to
Tort Pierce and her people and wants
70 end his days here.
Miss Mabe Paige and her popular
players, fifteen clever actors, Will APP
pear at the Crystal theatre two nights
Monday and Tuesday, December 18TH
and 18th. They bring with them
special scenery for each play. Be sure
add see the great ship scene. New
speclalties, new music. new songs,
Leslie Rowell, son of Mr.. and Mrs
!,C. ROwell, of Stuart, had the mis-
loftnne to fall from a horse near ms
home last Saturday afternoon ana
sfoke his right leg just above The
NEE. He was brought to Fort Pierce
tonday morning and the bone set ana
Ris now resting as comfortably as
could be expected.
At the regular meeting of Indian
kSer Camp, No. SO. w. 0. W. held
tuesday evening, the following officers
we're elected for the ensuing year; -
4 Saunders, Consul Commander; W.
Az Tubbs, advisor lieutenant; A; b.
Lowry, banker; A. C. Dittmar, CLERK
D. Godfrey, escort; +. d. IuoDS'
"tchman; j. Benson, sentry.
The society drama, Gan for Her
We, presented in the Crystal thea
e last Thursday evening by local tai
81 under the direction of Mrs. f. e.
collins, was one of the best local pro
eetions ever given in Fort Pierce.
ise ten parts were most admirao'y
Uken md roA oct od .,ouch theatrical