The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-01-27
JENSEN

Wash. MCGEE and wife spent Sunday
with relatives in Jensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Fairbanks Wis
tied the county seat the first OF the
week.
Mrs. LeTourneau and Miss Jessie
Miller, of Eden, were calling on Jensen
! friends recently.
We are glad to notice E, C.. B. Tyn-
dali back at the old stand after his re-
cent illness from tonsiIitis.
Mrs. Radcliffe Herbert, of SewelIs
Point, was calling on Mrs. Fred Trice
| the early part Of the week.
I Joe King has recently moved with
his family into Henry Kings house,
formerly occupied by }. J. Ptchford,
Capt. Benjamin Hogg came down
week to harvest his orange crop at
Waveland.
The stereoptican views of the Holy
! Land shown in the town hall last Mon
I day evening were somewhat disappoint-
| ing. The lights were poor and the de
scriptve reading unnterestng.
Mrs. Claude Kimball, of Minneapolis,
Mimi, with her two bright little sons,
Claude and Leonard, arrived in town
last Saturday and will remain for some
time a guest of her aunt, Mrs Thomas
Heller.
Rev. Bartlett, or Stuart, will hold
service in the Town Hall next Sunday
afternoon at half past three. Mr..
Bartlett is an interesting speaker and
it is hoped all will accept the invitation
to be present
Last Sunday, Walter Heller came
down from st. Lucie cOuntys metropolis
to spend his birthday at home. He
was accompanied by Miss Edna Johns,
and the young people enjoyed very
pleasant day at the homes of Mrs. G.
E. Coon and Mrs. Thomas Heller.
Progressive Jensen now boasts of
two moving picture shows. The enter |
prising firms being Segerstrom & Hell |
lier, with rivals, Fredricksen and Block
err. All proceeds will be used for the
purchase of new films. Admission to
either these unexcelled attractions, five
cents.
Last Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. d. e.
Austin, accompanied by Mrs. j. N. Ar
nett, went 10 Fort Pierce in their new
ly appointed launch. Mrs. Arnett re.
turned by train the same evening,
while Mr.. and Mrs. Austin remained to
attend the Sidney Landon entertain
ment.
Mrs. W. R. Hardee's spacious parlors
were the scene of most delightful. in.
formal gathering, when on last Friday
this gracious hostess assembled a mum
Der of her music loving friends to meet
Rolf Gunst, and Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Combs, of Fort Pierce, whose music,
both vocal and instrumental, charmed
all present. Not a little enjoyment
Vas added by Mrs. Hardee's own ex- ]
'ellent singing.
The next regular meeting of the
ladies' Aid will be held at the home of
Mrs. Chas. Segerstrom, south of town, q
he first Friday in February. 1t is with i
feeling of regret they will gather @
ogether for the last time in the little
ottage under whose roof so many en- ,
oyable events have taken place, Mr.. !
'egerstrom having sold his pineapple !,
lantat!on to the Blue Diamond Fruit u
o., and will give possession to same
n the early anring. v
The Ladies Aid will give another of !.
heir popular tees at the home of Mrs. ::
cute Backus, on February 9TH. 1t is 4
onceded by all that the Jensen ladies :,
keel in fine needle craft, and an 3D. n
ortunity will be given their friends to a
AXE a chance on two dainty and SER d
lceable sofa pillows. 1t is expected u
nat work will be begun on the church o
the near future, and the patronage
all who are interested in upbuiding ST
lie little town is solicited. in
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