The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-12-01
WALTON,

f1eSuay,
D Waters left for southern points
' ,hs 7:l5 train Tuesday evening.
Two thoroughbred hunters consigned
r Miller, arrived early in the
ssek.
u,s l. N. Garrison, of Jensen, was
-, ouest of Mrs. W. H. Harris
tuesday
u,s B. K. McCarty and son, Charles,
rlared, were pleasant auto callers
Beulah Cottage Sunday.
u;ss Andrews. who has been with
LANDS in Fort Pierce for several days
stunned to Walton the 2Sth'
n, and Mrs. W. H. Lennard passed
.l,asant Sunday with the family Of
y, and Mrs. Robert Lennard, at Vik.
hg.
Gorge Saunders was a visitor in
AVN last week. There surely must be
,us attraction or George would no,
sule so often
NJ and Mrs. w. H. Harris were in.
lied guests for dinner at Strathvern,
!. home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
n,urson Garrison last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Launce jenkins,
Fart Pierce, were warmly welcomed
!, uarshallwood on Sunday. returning
Fort Pierce Monday morning.
Mr. McGalister, of Artesian Well
.,m in the st. Lucie Gardens, but
,p is now located at Eau Gallie, came
hgp Sunday for days old time visit
he Inn.
Many shipments of pines have taken
Jre recently, Quite a consignment
~ sent out Tuesday with destination
Holland. J. j. Ticle sent his har-
,st Of the fall almost entirely to that
sontry, something like one thousand
ates.
Misses Madge and Tomasine Waters
,sre home at Lula Pinery over Sun
Ay. They bear good testimony in re-
ud to the Jensen High School, of
,seh they are pupils, and It is said
asy are doing finely in their numerous
tnaies.
M, and Mrs. w. II. Lennard, also
N and Mrs. w. W. Luce and son,
uae among the entertained at the
ssuing of the l.yceum course at Fort
hsee Saturday evening. The enter
uument was especially good but at.
ndsnce small.
Quantities of homeseek ers are in the
bod at this time, nor is the distribu.
hn in Walton overlooked The Col.
lien Land Company brought in quite a
sge aggregation the past week and
sveral sales il the elimination, which
course, is pleasing to those con-
amed.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward DeMuth, of
Sn, were shopping in town the early
nj Of the week. Mrs. DeMuth is the
hest bride, having arrived from her
Nrthern home a short time ago. The
Suple are now at the Edaston home
ht will soon he located in the McCOr-
ltk cottage on Riverside drive north
dEden.
&c. Andrews is visiting Palm Beach,
ptng the wonderful improvements
Mt are daily creating a metamorpho-
ntoO great to be realized, the rush
khg on to complete the transforms
"a that will he of great advantage in
anrts of that fairy land paradise
Ar. Andrews has been absent in the
invest the greater part Of two years,
y safe to say he will imagine him
~ far removed from his old camping
ncnd.
m George Saeger Saylor. of Sun
Bank, Ankona, entertained most de
Aiinlly Saturday afternoon from 80
- Five hundred was enjoyed at
fhbles. The weather was some
nat bleak, but did not prevent the
Hsis from having a fine time. The
error was made so CHEEKY AMI com
*'able by the brightness and warmth
Us given by an open fire place
vicious refreshments were well serv-
Mrs Saylor is numbered Al as a
'ess, The invited Waltonians were
". H. Harris, Mrs. W. II. Len
Mrs. E. j. Luce, Mrs. G. K.
e8hud.
Walton vounv adv Married,