The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-11-17
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

j Excursion ., +,
''' Jackson Luce Gladwin Co.
3 Cox, of Walton, was business
.i,or in Fort Pierce Wednesday
T. Webster, of Walton, was a
'''0r in Fort Pierce Wednesday
o,,n. to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Swain,
y ra,t Pierce, Thursday, November
n fine little daughter.
=. and Mrs. j. E. Hurst and Mr.,
~ 70 G. Wakely will move into the
sstaagle brick residence today
=. Stetson hotel is now in the hands
' a.;oters and is being put in first
!, condition for opening this win
h.
r,srv man and boy ought to see
display of guns and fishing tackle
.,s,e buying. Observation-Disclosures
Mr people enjoyed a most pleasant
.,.e in the Improvement club hall
,,,day evening, given in honor of
n, Lille Farnsworth.
Tho Woman's Home Missionary So
\, will be entertained next Tuesday
'As,oOon at the Methodist parsonage.
lsyone is cordially invited.
NJ. and Mrs. II. S, Thomas, of e.
N are now making their home in
nIaud, where their children are at
,diOp Stetson University and the
Hbic school,
I,vitations are out announcing the
ming marriage of Mr.. John d.
g,nn Jr., and Miss Evelyn Hagin.
,h,h will take place at Quay on We'd
xday, Nov. 22nd.
Mr. and MIS-. Brian X. McCarty and
N Charles, returned to their home at
Dred last night, after a visit of two
puths at the home of Mrs. McCarty's
urents in Vinton, Iowa.
q N. Horton, cashier of the Bank of
yu Pierce, and Attorney Fred l..
Ueomings left Wednesday to spend a
ssk in the woods near Tantie in quest
quail, turkey and wild deer.
The Booth social to be given by the
Imsn's Home Mission Society at the
iutal Theatre this afternoon and
rtt, has been postponed until Nov
aber oath, on account Of the Epworth
lngue social tonight.
WR. Smith, of Garrettsville. Ohio,
rived in Fort Pierce last Saturday,
n will spend the winter here. He is
nprarily occupying cottage on the
lNrews' grove. but will later build on
X Fort Pierce Farms.
VS.. Capo, who has been agent fol-
Southern Express company in Fort
sre for the past year, has been trans
bed to St. Augustine, and X. W.
bdge, formerly of Titusville, is now
charge of the local office.
Byron Dawley, of.the United States
ds Saving Service, formerly with the
na Rosa station at Pensacola, has
10 transferred to the Indian River
htiOn, opposite Fort Pierce, succeed
gHsry Harvey, resigned.
WI. A. Hamilton, highly respect
fsident of the NarrOws section fol
past seven years, died in st. Angus
last Sunday, after an illness OF
Sesl weeks. The remains were
Aaght to Quay Monday night, an'
Refment made Tuesday afternoon.
Captain and Mrs w. j. Tucker re
med last week from WILLIAMSBURG
n'ucky, where they have spent some
Is the guests of their daughter
y Il H. Tye. They have boil
= much improved in health by thei
YIN the blue grass region.
Aesular preaching services at tn
Aodlst church at II a. m. and 7:5
q Morning subject. "The Figh
Wins" Subject at 1880 p. m
- Town. Special song servlc
morning and evening. Parsonag
ooor to church. All cordially il
= J. c. Jones, Pastor.
palactory progress is being mad
erection of the Fort Pierce de
Inc entire frame work is com
and much Of the siding and roof
N place. The new building
y Us feet long and 80 feet wide
nes ample space for white an
70 waiting rooms. ticket Office