The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-01-13
JENSEN

i Ricou was a caller in Jensen
last Saturday. ..l
The houseboat Everglades is expected
daily to arrive in Jensen 49,.
Our citizens are circulating a petI'lo"
10 abolish the county court
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jannoch were
shopping in town the past week,
Robert and John Garrison Ieit " eu-
rosday morning for New York city
r K. Ricou went to Palm Beach laS'
Monday, returning following morning
Henry Jensen and daughter, IRON
Sewals Point were pleasant CARERS !"
Jensen last Saturday.
Joe King has been suffering from
irt|anmatory rheumatism the past I"o
weeks, bur ) somewhat improved
I'D. Hagan attended the reception
giyen by Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Morton
Aberdeen, for &, ". Niece and BRIDE.
Friends extend sympathy TO Mrs j.
II. Fraumberger, VINO was caled 90
Daytona last week by the illness ana
death Of her mother.
D. f. Austin was called to White
City last Tuesday to meet parties WISH
ing to purchase land and locate IN tha'
progressive little settlement.
Frank Tyndall has been confined to
the house the past few days, suffering
from tonsllitis, c. 5. Blocker attend
ing TO the needs of the patrons IN the
mean time.
Among the improvements noted in
Jensen is the addition of dining room
and kitchen to H. X. Bentel's bakery;
the rapid increase in his business de-
manding more room.
Mrs. Frandson, who has been visiting
Mrs. Sophia Harbrecht at ST. Lucle's
Hill the past week, is now guest OF
Mrs. John l.. Sorenson where she will
spend some time before returning to
her home in White City.
The E. W. CT held their monthly
election of officers last week Pres-
dent, Maude Miller; Vice President,
Marion Beardsley; Secretary, Stella
Blocker; Censor, Madge Waters. The
officers of the present week are; Mar
ion Beardsey, Officer of the day; John
Blocker, Marshal; Roy Wolfe, Captain;
Katherine Heller, Deputy; Helen Willis,
Monitor.
With birds singing and flowers bloom /
ing on every side, the pleasures of an
out door social can no where be more
enjoyed than here in southern Florida.
With this in mind the ladies aid invite |
their friends to meet with them at the
home of Mrs. C. H. Munich this Friday
afternoon from two until five o'clock. 1
Tea, coffee, chocolate, sandwiches and
cake will be served.
The rising sun ushered in a most
beautiful and balmy day last Saturday
as If all nature was in sympathy with .
the pleasure seekers members of the
G. B. Y. G. and invited guests who
held their regular meeting and election
of officers at their club house on the /
beach. This was one the largest meet
ings of the season, and foreteIls gay
winter for this fun loving crowd.
A little excitement was occassioned
last Wednesday when Douglas Ricou
pony, showing pride in his handsome
new cart, end good judgment in pre-
ferring a cement pavement to the
rough shell road, decided in spite of
his driver to choose the former. The
sudden clashing between the headstrong
pony and equally head strong boy cauS-
ed disaster to the buggy and landed
Spencer Fraumberger, (who was riding
at the tlme) unceremoniously in the
sand by the roadside.
After several months spent in the
far west, Mr.. Harold Racey has re-.
turned to his Florida home. Harold,
like another wanderer, is very glad to
be once more basking in the warm sun.
shine and enjoying the out door sports
impossible in the northern cline. Mt.
Elizabeth is very beautiful and quite
situated on the banks of
picturesque Indian river, bat beside
the grand old Rockies with their snow
clad peaks, mysterious caverns and
deep gorges, could scarcely be called a
mountain, Much of Mr.. Racey's time
Whlle away was spent with the family
or X. ID. Hoke whom he reports AS he.
ing much pleased with thair ra,, a.,