The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-04-07

Miss Carrie w. 'i''e y.
Eldred, were visitors in our city Mon
lay. -,
chsriff Geo. B. Baker, of West Palm
sach, was a business visitor in our
lily Monday
A. Crews, of Jacksonville, repre-
Ienting the Times Union, was in our
ity Wednesday.
M and Mrs. s. G. VanLandingham
pft Friday for visit to their sons,
Walter and Sam in Miami.
Inst received, % cars lumber. Can
0nnlv anything you want Dade Lum-
bar Co.. Fort Lauderdale Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. MuMullen, of
Eden and Mrs. D. E. Austin, of Jen-
sn were visitors in our city Friday.
Mrs, Harriet Halliday departed for
Balm Reach Tuesday morning, where
yhe will be tho guests of friends for
everal days.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Atwater and two
children, of Quay, accompanied N. D.
Penney to our city Wednesday in his
Ford automobile.
The Equitable Life Assurance Com
Iany is represented in Fort Pierce by
> C. Eldred. Every form of desirable
policy is issued.
lust received a large assortment OF
Snplazed flower crooks of all sizes.
kepot your plants, now is the time.
Observation-Disclosures Company.
Alamanda Grove No. so, Woodman
Circle, will meet next Tuesday after
loon at 2:9O. All members are request
ID to be present as it will be an i'm.
bOrtant meeting.
Mrs. Edith Collins arrived from Eliza.
beth, N. j., Friday night and accom-
baned her mother. Mrs. Louise Breidt
Klein, to their summer home in Eliza
beth, leaving here Monday
Mayor Whyte had the unusual duty
|his week of passing sentence on two
khite men, brought before his court on
he charge of drunkenness. They con-
|ributed $25 and costs to city treasury.
| Evening prayer and sermon at All
Saints Episcopal church, Waveland, on
Sunday at $3.50 p. m. Devotional SER
lice Good Friday at 8 O'Clock in the
horning, Rev. Vincent c. Lacey, priest
in-charge.
The grading of Palmetto and Magno-
ia avenues have made big improve
bent in that part of Fort Pierce. The
block west of the railroad track has
been graded down eighteen inches and
he surplus used in filling in Magnolia
lvenue between Palmetto and Tropical.
D. r. McCarty is having material
lauled to his orange grove at Ten Mile
(reek for the erection of a packing
Rouse, 36x60, to take care of his fast
charging crop of oranges and grape
Fruit. This packing house is to be
|wO-story, and to be complete in every
Detai.
C. A. Robinson, of Eden, was a
passenger on Mondays train enroute to
Tampa, where he goes to undergo
mother operation for cancer. His
many friends in this section trust that
(his operation will entirely cure him
Pf his troubles and he will soon regain
|Ost health.
A most beautiful sight is obtained by
visit to the home of Mrs. John Hart
pan, on the river trout, south Of town,
fhere more than two hundred Easter
lilies are in bloom in the yard. If all
pf our residents would follow the
Example of the Hartman family in pro-
Plding lawn and flower plot in front
Pf their residences, Fort Pierce would
loOn be most beautiful city.
Ralph VanLandingham, who left last
week for Lexington, KY, where he is
70 play in the Blue Grass baseball
league this summer, played in the game
pf Lexington vs. Cincinnati Reds, Mon
(iay. The game was won by Cincinnati
py a score of to l, Ralph making the
pnly run for Lexington and batted 500.
Ills many friends in this section will
watch with great interest his work in
professional baseball.
The baseball enthusiasts Of Fort
FIERCE and St. Lucie county will have an
opportunity of witnessing two fine games
between the crack team from the Ken
lucky Military Institute, at Eau Gallie,